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Different people have different thresholds for what they consider acceptable behaviour. Chris is testing that threshold. Those with different opinions on him are not wrong. If Chris wants to win the series he needs to not alienate the voting majority. He is a bright guy, he must know he is playing a dodgy game by all his self justification.

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Originally Posted by bitontheslide

Different people have different thresholds for what they consider acceptable behaviour. Chris is testing that threshold. Those with different opinions on him are not wrong. If Chris wants to win the series he needs to not alienate the voting majority. He is a bright guy, he must know he is playing a dodgy game by all his self justification.

I don't get the feeling that Chris's constant self justification raises any questions with the other housemates so it may just be that it comes across more on the screen than it does to them face to face.

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Originally Posted by Tip

I don't get the feeling that Chris's constant self justification raises any questions with the other housemates so it may just be that it comes across more on the screen than it does to them face to face.

He is repeating his justifications to try and make sure it makes it in to the highlights show. The justifications are not for the housemates, its for the audience

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Originally Posted by bitontheslide

He is repeating his justifications to try and make sure it makes it in to the highlights show. The justifications are not for the housemates, its for the audience

Certainly could be the case - the repetition doesn't come across as natural.