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Maybe some of Bea's actions having been unjust and a little cruel but I haven't seen her act in a way that's evil or that's really much different to the way I see people act everyday. I think Freddie needs to toughen up. And again, I don't see how her gameplan would be to pick a fight with the favourite. I don't think she'd do it unless he was actually being horrible to her. |
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I don't think bea is very nice, she is very manipulative. She came in really sweet and angelic now that mask has totally slipped. Halfwit really fancied her and thought she liked him too. But she had inside knowledge when she came in and associated her self with the favourite at that time. She's a good charector for the show even though she is a bit cruel! She's there for her 15 minutes.
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Lol well Marcus pretty much destroyed her last night without even trying so as for her being able to verbally destroy Freddie. What goes around comes around.
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1. The way she talked to Freddie in bed a few nights ago, can be judged in isolation of everything else, on its own merits, sure they were talking about other things but the point of issue is for me that convo, 1. Her tone 2. Her refusal to obey normal principals of conversation (speak then let the other speak, listen to what was said and then respond to IT) Instead she butted in, took Freddies carefully considered and to the point replies, and ignored them. that is not an opinion that is fact, and when someone does that they are without question, being unfair. Not such a big crime a little unfairness i suppose, but when she at the end of a convo where she is doing that says. "I think it is really unfair that you make me feel this way, i hope you are happy" She shows that she is being more than unfair, and the whole thing takes on a more sinister slant. I believe she is using pyschological pressure on him, and is asking you to partake by believing her to be the victim, thus evicting her main rival, Victim, ex friend, admirer. FREDDIE |
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but i think the element you are missing in the above, is that you assume that Bea lost her popularity over her treatment of Freddie (and his then panic attack)... I think you will find she was losing sympathy in the previous week with her buttergate argument with David....again a simple argument with David which she wouldn't let drop (telling everyone about it she could) until she decides to close the argument with her usual line "you're really upsetting me"...David and her then did "make up" but she was still actively campaigning to vote against him until the Marcus ciggygate blew up, followed by her annoyance with Freddie at his attempts to mediate and then being in Marcus' rebel "gang".... I thought she was great at first when, I admit, her targets agreed with mine : Kenneth and Noirin.....but it was with the largely harmless David that she started to lose it... She now firmly believes Freddie, Siavash and Marcus are against her in some gang mentality and she has clearly joined Lisa and David who days before she despised she mixes clever character assasination with heightened emotional drama..its not very balanced or pleasant ![]() |
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I did not even mention his name. I'm not a Freddie fan. |
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Da Muthaflippin
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I agree people go way over the top with the Bea hate
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boring
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Misinformed OP - almost every 'fact' distorted to come up with some kind of logical argument in favour of Bea.
Unfortunately, Bea is a very scary woman who has serious mental health issues (I actually fear for her in terms of her mental well-being when she comes out due to the reaction she is going to get). Fact. And no I won't be responding in this thread again, so say what you like.... |
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I always appreciate someone who takes the time to write a detailed post ..and it was interesting
but i think the element you are missing in the above, is that you assume that Bea lost her popularity over her treatment of Freddie (and his then panic attack)... I think you will find she was losing sympathy in the previous week with her buttergate argument with David....again a simple argument with David which she wouldn't let drop (telling everyone about it she could) until she decides to close the argument with her usual line "you're really upsetting me"...David and her then did "make up" but she was still actively campaigning to vote against him until the Marcus ciggygate blew up, followed by her annoyance with Freddie at his attempts to mediate and then being in Marcus' rebel "gang".... I thought she was great at first when, I admit, her targets agreed with mine : Kenneth and Noirin.....but it was with the largely harmless David that she started to lose it... She now firmly believes Freddie, Siavash and Marcus are against her in some gang mentality and she has clearly joined Lisa and David who days before she despised she mixes clever character assasination with heightened emotional drama..its not very balanced or pleasant ![]() Your points are good but I have to say I started to dislike her over the Noirin saga. I know Noirin was unpopular and her disgarding of Siavash was mean but I felt really bad for her over Bea's interference and nastiness towards her. The "protest" and the M t-shirt was particularly nasty and uncalled for. |
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Completely agree with everything you have said. literally just had an argument about it with a mate and said everything you have written. i have never been so passionate about a housemate ever but i completly relate to this girl. she has all the same beliefs as me, is the only intelligent one, and says what she sees which i find very admirable. she is a strong opinionated woman which i believe should be rewarded instead of critisised. can't stand freddie. what a thicko. oxford university my arse. just because you are intelligent on paper does not been you are clever which he is a great example of. he is completely incapable of having a conversation. you might get a "oo dude" and a stupid fake laugh, but thats it. socially retarded. i would be behaveing exactly the same way if i was caged in a house with all thoses morons. it is a tv show. i want to be entertained. sorry to say it but nice, boring, quiet people just don't do it for me, i need a little more stimulation than that. she has done nothing malicious in my point of view. Freddie is a complete arse licking creep and wont get away from Bea. if i was there i wouldnt even be able to look at him, thats how sickned i would be by him. he's a randy little mut who says anything to get into his next victims knickers.
get over it people. lets start supporting strength and not weakness. jeez it just seems like common sense to me. BEA TO WIN!!! |
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I think Bea is neither stupid nor especially bright. She knows what she is doing, and she is very articulate. However, she thinks she has a foolproof strategy and has not taken into account how this will look to the viewer when she uses people. We are all different and have varying degrees of sensitivity. Freddie is a sensitive guy and whether people think he was having a panic attack or whatever, imo he did appear to be in genuine distress and exremely stressed. For me, Bea's worst moment was her insensitivity to this and to move in for the kill so to speak, at that moment and mock his faltering speech. That is either cruel or grossly insensitive, I can see no other way of looking at it. I think Freddie is just in completely the wrong environment, I would not be surprised if he has never watched the show, and remember, he was invited to audition by the producers who happened to meet him somewhere, he did not audition. And he seems to be analysing everything aloud as if he is part of an experiment, which ultimately of course, he is. Bea is one of these people who justify over the top remarks with "I say things how they are" but in fact says things how she wishes to see them, and these remarks are rarely objective. |
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One word NASTY
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Bea is an cold blooded bitch. She may well be a bit of a mild sociopath because she seems to enjoy hurting people. Classic sociaopathic behaviour. |
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