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I don't really understand why Christopher didn't choose Mark for most trust-worthy etc.
But i imagine when Mark didn't choose Christopher to be on his team during the Bruvstock task (and then didn't even consider picking him for the reward) Christopher probably felt really let down.

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Originally Posted by rocket

Totally correct...
It's unbelievable how everyone has blamed Christopher, Mark himself predicted he was the biggest game player, then when Christopher agrees he's knocked down for it by all and sundry..if Christopher had disagreed Mark would have lost ..I'm afraid Christopher was in a no win situation...
People forget how bad Mark treated Christopher when he didn't pick to be on his dancing team , then he didn't pick him to go to the party...how do you all think Christopher felt then...awful...but because he didn't cause a stink you all forget.

I really hope Christopher wins ...

That was earlier on in the relationship - and is hardly on a par to finding out that your partner/friend in the house doesn't think much of you and has no affection or loyalty for you.
Mark had held up his card for the 'most trustworthy' with the number 1 for 1 person and a heart drawn on it and smiled at Christopher, he was so sure he would pick him. When he didn't, that was the moment Mark was hurt and probably embarrassed and it was cruel for CH to then go on and stick the knife in by voting him the biggest gameplayer as well, whether it would help Mark win or not.
It was so insensitive, or even worse, geared to annoy Mark and curry favour with the public now he knows Mark isn't popular. Then they later make up and CH goes and slags him off behind his back to Chris.
Since the focus group said CH was ruining his chances by being with Mark and the revelation he isn't popular as he thought, he has really changed towards him.