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Originally Posted by mimosveta
Actually, in most cases it was Brian insisting Helen leave third party alone, yes, shouting that Helen leave third party alone, and then Marc would join in sided with Helen, attacking Brian. After the fact he'd say he never attacked Brian first, which is all sorts of gray zone, cause it seems to suggest that it's wrong for Brian to stand up for other hms, but it's right for Marc to stand up for Helen and to pretend Brian was attacking him. And also, after such incidents, Marc would warp the reasons Brian was upset calling him a liar. Like how Marc claim Brian was acting as if he didn't want to nominate Chloe, when in fact Brian didn't want Chloe to be humiliated further when already crying. And then he goes on claiming how Brian lied about him which is another level of lying, it's fracking lying inception.
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Indeed. Marc is proving to be even more manipulative than I thought. The Cristian and Jade nominations revealed a lot about him and Brian was right in what he was saying.
Brian pointed out Marc wanted to nominate Cristian and it is a fact that Marc did nominate Cristian. But Marc tried to deflect attention away from this by bringing up him saving Cristian from the second nomination which ended up being Chloe. So what if you did? You're clearly not the friend to Cristian you're trying to make yourself out to be by doing that, because your next nomination was Cristian anyway. Which is all Brian was pointing out.
And Marc chose to not get involved in the nominations the fourth time knowing his "friend" Jade's time in the house hanged in the balance. All he had to do was get Helen to change her vote, which she would have, and Brian would have gone along with any other alternative offered to save Jade. But knowing what the consequences would be, Marc chose to not get involved and in doing so sealed Jade's fate. Some loyalty he showed to his friend Jade there. Again, Brian had a legitimate point.
None of this matters to Marc's admirers by now though. He's made of teflon.