[Daniel.]

Originally Posted by troynuncdicit

All bark no bite, couldn't handle herself in a confrontation. If you wanna see what she would've been like any longer, I present you with Caroline Wharram

She wasn't even like Caroline ffs yes they both bitched but so have 3/4 of the housemates to enter the house? Grace was alpha and knew what she was doing, she created **** and was the 'villain' and anyone who says that as soon as Grace left the show didn't drop in quality is lying.

[Macie Lightfoot]

Originally Posted by Daniel_

She wasn't even like Caroline ffs yes they both bitched but so have 3/4 of the housemates to enter the house? Grace was alpha and knew what she was doing, she created **** and was the 'villain' and anyone who says that as soon as Grace left the show didn't drop in quality is lying.

It's one thing to own your bitchiness but Grace and Caroline came from the same school of projecting their bitchiness onto others, not owning their ****, and avoiding literally any sort of confrontation. Like sorry but bitching about people and then nominating people for being bitching isn't fierce (remember when Grace wrote FEIRCE loltard) and the show really didn't drop in quality

[Daniel.]

Originally Posted by troynuncdicit

It's one thing to own your bitchiness but Grace and Caroline came from the same school of projecting their bitchiness onto others, not owning their ****, and avoiding literally any sort of confrontation. Like sorry but bitching about people and then nominating people for being bitching isn't fierce (remember when Grace wrote FEIRCE loltard) and the show really didn't drop in quality

They are just THAT type of villain though, not every bitch is gonna be a Charley/Alexandra in your face bitch others are just more like Caroline/Grace who bitch and **** stir behind backs and then not get involved in the confrontation to avoid nomination, Makosi was a mix of both which is why she is the best anyway Grace was way more alpha and controlled thsn Caroline who was a massive mess who cried at the drop of a hat