[SoBig]

Every week she picks someone to hate. That girl is pure evil.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by SoBig

Every week she picks someone to hate. That girl is pure evil.

Yup, she's already started laying the seeds in Conors head for Sara too. She keeps saying to him and Arron that Sara doesn't like her being friends with them which seems to me to be completely unfounded, it's very clever the way she does this, it won't endear her to the public but it may get her a one way ticket to the final

[fruit_cake]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Yup, she's already started laying the seeds in Conors head for Sara too. She keeps saying to him and Arron that Sara doesn't like her being friends with them which seems to me to be completely unfounded, it's very clever the way she does this, it won't endear her to the public but it may get her a one way ticket to the final

It seems to me that the minute Sara didn't go along with the cunning Arron relationship plan, Caroline was always on the look out for ways to target her. The problem Caroline has is that Sara is one step ahead of her every time. She's already got Scott away from her clutches and Becky is also being drawn away from her.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by fruit_cake

I'd say it's highly likely based on that fact, but she did have a strange reaction to Benedict too, although I think she liked him. Fancying someone and hating their guts is a very fine line. Perhaps Caroline just doesn't find the 'larger' man attractive.

Well, I guess what Benedict did was kind of a reason for people to get disgusted about

Originally Posted by fruit_cake

It seems to me that the minute Sara didn't go along with the cunning Arron relationship plan, Caroline was always on the look out for ways to target her. The problem Caroline has is that Sara is one step ahead of her every time. She's already got Scott away from her clutches and Becky is also being drawn away from her.

Why do you think Caroline wanted Sara and Arron to get together so badly though? how would that benefit her?

[sarakss]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Well, I guess what Benedict did was kind of a reason for people to get disgusted about



Why do you think Caroline wanted Sara and Arron to get together so badly though? how would that benefit her?

Nothing but ego on Caroline's side. The first few weeks, so was so happy that the people she wanted out were evicted. She wants people to do whatever she wants and will play into it. She does not personally care if those 2 get together, but if they get together when she says they should, it just feeds her ego. Imagine her disbelief this week when nominations were announced - our little psycho was not happy.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by sarakss

Nothing but ego on Caroline's side. The first few weeks, so was so happy that the people she wanted out were evicted. She wants people to do whatever she wants and will play into it. She does not personally care if those 2 get together, but if they get together when she says they should, it just feeds her ego. Imagine her disbelief this week when nominations were announced - our little psycho was not happy.

Her reaction will be fantastic if Conor gets booted out........please let this happen!

[fruit_cake]

Originally Posted by sarakss

Nothing but ego on Caroline's side. The first few weeks, so was so happy that the people she wanted out were evicted. She wants people to do whatever she wants and will play into it. She does not personally care if those 2 get together, but if they get together when she says they should, it just feeds her ego. Imagine her disbelief this week when nominations were announced - our little psycho was not happy.

I agree, I also thought that it would be in her interests, with Sara and Arron seemingly in love, she would be free to pull all the strings and evict the other group one by one at her leisure. At that point she was in a much more powerful position than the one she's in now.

Presumably if she'd put much thought into it, by the time the final came around she could keep the unpopular Scott as her number two, and turn the ingroup against each other by pointing out each ones character flaws. Much in the way she's doing now with Luke A.