[elliebrew]

I think this was the only 'right' conclusion to the task. Had they succeeded then 12 of there housemates would be pissed off that they had not only been lied to, but that theyre 'friends' had sent them to the eviction slaughterhouse.

This way the 'decievers' are allowed to come clean essentially and wipe the slate clean.

I do however feel that this was a bad choice as a twist. Housemates should be allowed to get to know each other naturally, enforcing this task has essentially forced the four in question to form bonds they might not necesserilly have formed naturally.

Mario and Lisa might well have got on with Steph, Luke might have gone off with other groups.

I guess what im saying is that this task has forced certain housemates relationships in un natura directions.

[elliebrew]

bumped

[rhombus92]

they still lied to them and decieved. the fact that they failed has nothing to do with it. it doesnt make it right or fair

[Razmataz]

Originally posted by elliebrew
bumped

I agree.

I just didn't make a comment, because it's one of those threads where you agree to yourself.

If people don't want to post, they don't have too.

[elliebrew]

The fact they failed and are now on the block kind of 'makes up' fr the lies in a sense. As everyone can except that it was a task. Had they succeeded then im betting more than a few people will haven it the wrong way

[Emilee]

agree

[Sticks]

But it was C4 / Endemol who concocted this not them, and I would construe this as unfair on all parties.

(Just like Boot Camp from BB5

[rayheartbliss]

Originally posted by Sticks
But it was C4 / Endemol who concocted this not them, and I would construe this as unfair on all parties.

(Just like Boot Camp from BB5

i agree!

i thought it was a bit fixed...that the 4 of them will b put up 4 eviction....because they purposly made that marriage contract unformaly because they know that alex who has knowledge bout those things will notice it!