[the_chosen_one]

Chanelle's speech.

Some 5 star manipulation from Chanelle today starting during the nomination announcement. As the housemates listened to Big Brother announce the nominees, Chanelle sat cuddled up to Ziggy staring holes through Charley awaiting clarification that Charley would be up for eviction. On hearing the news Charley wouldnt be up, Chanelle scraped her hands down her face and buried her head into Ziggy's shoulder, putting on an elaborate performance that this outcome was extremely distressing to her.

Following the announcement, Chanelle started arguing with Charley which was a cue for Ziggy to take it upon himself to hurl abuse at Charley aswell, and at no point did Chanelle ask Ziggy to go away and let her handle the argument on her own. The two of them were perfectly comfortable double teaming Charley to hurl abuse at her.

Later that day, Carole, Sam, Amanda, Liam and possibly others were sat on the sofa's in the lounge and Chanelle decided to give a speech about Charley. It was a speech which started with her explaining how when she has a problem with someone she sorts it out face to face, which we all know is complete lie (but seeing as the housemates were mad at Charley, it was obviously a time when she might get away with throwing in a lie or two to help her case), the purpose of the speech was to help the people listening realise what a bad person she thinks Charley is and how she's bad for the house. It seemed like she was building up to ordering her followers to nominate Charley for eviction, but of course that isn't allowed, so when she came to her conclusion she just said....

"So....I just hope she realises what she's doing..."

Which of course made absolutely no sense as a conclusion to the speech that she gave, and her body language suddenly changed when she said the line, going from stood straight and still and serious, then as she said the line "So....I just hope she realises what she's doing..." she just swung her head carelessly, like it wasnt even important, and the conclusion should really have been the point she emphasised the most (but of course, it wasnt her real conclusion).

This was "the Queen of Beckingham Palace" giving strict orders to her "court", but staying within the rules.