[Pincho Paxton]

Originally Posted by the_answers

I guess she did.

Watch the argument clip even Louie mentioned something along the lines of himself and Charlotte feeling hard done to by not getting one.

Sure I know he (and Vicky) don't speak for her.

But if Charlotte is complaining about Lauren not hearing/speaking up etc then it begs the question - why didn't Charlotte practice what she preaches and put Louie right herself ?....

The conversation was something like... Lauren came in the house, and needed special treatment.. she saw her family, and that is unfair grounds. I want the same playing field as Lauren, it's not fair if we don't all have the same playing field. If Lauren gets to see her family, I want to see my family...

...Then Lauren came into the room from wherever she was.

Why can't I see my mom, why can't you see your family. (to the group)

...Lauren then tried to figure out what they were talking about.

I want to see my mom. (to the group)

...Lauren was sort of miles away in her head. Then she thinks "Are they talking about me?" She tries to interrupt. But can't.

And so it's about seeing Charlotte's family, and having an equal playing field. The playing field was always equal. Lauren didn't see her mom.


The next day....

Lauren tells Charlotte "I didn't see my mom, BB just told me that my mom was outside, and she was well."

Charlotte says "You shouldn't have said anything."