[Benjamin]

If she was so terrified why did she sleep in the same room as him for the rest of the night?

[reece(:]

She wasn't permitted to leave the safe house and I thought she didn't want to show herself as weak willed.

[jackc1806]

Don't blame her

[Nia-96]

I do think she was provoking a reaction from him, by pulling down his trousers, however that does not justify the way he reacted. I do also think she was genuinely scared, and I don't think she was expecting what happened.

[rusticgal]

Originally Posted by rionablue

She never for a minute realised he was serious. She thought he was just play acting even thought what he said was disgusting. Nobody can defend what Daley did and even though Hazel is a flirt etc she CANNOT be said to be playing a big part in what happened

I will make it clear I am not defending Daley....he was vile and it was completely right for him to go. However Hazel is a teaser....she pushed him and goaded him returning his threats on two occassions... She said she didnt fear 'aggressive' men like him which meant she had recognised his aggression was for real....that was when she should have got out....not cuddled him later saying 'he didnt do anything wrong'...

[CaudleHalbard]

Originally Posted by Ben

If she was so terrified why did she sleep in the same room as him for the rest of the night?

Or indeed in the same bed!

Funny way of showing her "terror".

[boomoo]

Originally Posted by kefln

I dont care how you feel about Hazel, but blaming her for this, is just wrong/sick/crazy.

Yes she was flirting, yes she was looking for attention, maybe she was looking for a little bed action, but she wasnt looking/expecting what happened.

It all went wrong from the point that daley stood on the bed, in a dominate pose, calling her a mother******, then telling her to respect him, then holding her by the throat and throwing her a headbutt.

The sooner BB called him to the diaryroom, she fled to the chair.

Hazels conflict of interest was plain to see. Daley is/was her friend, his change was so extreme that she didnt know how to react. She was in shock.


And I am in shock over peoples reactions. Listening to the callers BBBOTS a lot of the blame was being dropped on hazels lap. Which is twisted. When does slapping a guy on the arse equate to being threatened with a headbutt? When does pulling someones pants down, in the dark, whike laughing, equal being grabbed by the throat?

It reminds me of girls wearing short skirts being blamed for inappropriate reactions by men.

What went wrong was Hazel pushing a man she knew nothing about, If Hazel had been playful in this way with any number of the men that I know she would have been safe because they would have given her a wide berth from the start and would never hit a woman. The slap was one thing but the hand on the throat was unacceptable especially as the papers have recently been full of such an action.
Hazel was also warned because she was part of what happened and most of the time she was laughing. BB should have thrown her out to teach young girls to more careful in what they do. Hazel was lucky she was in the BB house.

[YodaBB]

I was scared watching it! And I cannot stand Hazel, but being in that situation I would be so scared too tbh. After she was obviously panicked despite what she said, she wasn't exactly going to say, "You completely offended & scared me" to a lunatic

[rionablue]

Originally Posted by CaudleHalbard

Again I would use the analogy of a person poking at a pit-bull with a stick..........

.......... and then getting "terrified" at its reaction.

What a stupid cow! The entire incident was caused by Hazel's lust. She couldn't leave the knucklehead alone and there was an almost predictable reaction.

Thats a dreadful thing to say. Nothing can justify Daleys actions no matter how much teasing or flirting went on. She thought he was being jokey but when she realised he was serious the look on her face and her body language showed just how afraid she was getting

[CaudleHalbard]

Hazel's terror was an afterthought.

If she was truly terrified she would have asked BB to move her (or Daley) out of the safe house.

Did she do that? Er no, she snuggled up with him in bed after the "terrifying" incident!

Some people need to wake up and smell the coffee, as they say!

[smudgie]

Originally Posted by CaudleHalbard

Hazel's terror was an afterthought.

If she was truly terrified she would have asked BB to move her (or Daley) out of the safe house.

Did she do that? Er no, she snuggled up with him in bed after the "terrifying" incident!

Some people need to wake up and smell the coffee, as they say!

How do we the public know where either of them slept last night. Do we even know what time Daley was removed. I have no idea myself.

[armand.kay]

I wold be scared too if he had his hand around my ****ing neck, Jesus.

[armand.kay]

God not everything housemates do is a strategical move to win, ****ing hell.

[swinearefine]

Obviously she was scared I'm sure the last thing on her mind when he had his hand around her throat was manipulating the situation, and to suggest that it was is absolutely disgusting. She was playing along until he started becoming aggressive, and you can tell she was scared and confused at that point. I can't stand Hazel but I honestly can't believe all the **** she's getting from this.

[Loukas]

She was clearly scared and i felt extremely uncomfortable watching it. I don't like Hazel but she obviously didn't deserve to be treated the way she was, even though she wound him up. I don't understand why she wanted to stay in the same room with him, if that happened to me i just wouldn't be able to sleep.
However now i do have a feeling she's going to play the victim and act completely innocent even though she wound him up.

[MTVN]

You could tell she was really scared whole way through, first backing right up to the end of the bed looking quite taken aback and then moving to sit on that chair when BB intervened, her laughing and 'play fighting' I think was more a way of trying to diffuse the situation and calm him down because he was obviously being pretty threatening

[armand.kay]

Originally Posted by MTVN

You could tell she was really scared whole way through, first backing right up to the end of the bed looking quite taken aback and then moving to sit on that chair when BB intervened, her laughing and 'play fighting' I think was more a way of trying to diffuse the situation and calm him down because he was obviously being pretty threatening

Exactly this.

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by rusticgal

I will make it clear I am not defending Daley....he was vile and it was completely right for him to go. However Hazel is a teaser....she pushed him and goaded him returning his threats on two occassions... She said she didnt fear 'aggressive' men like him which meant she had recognised his aggression was for real....that was when she should have got out....not cuddled him later saying 'he didnt do anything wrong'...

Originally Posted by CaudleHalbard

Or indeed in the same bed!

Funny way of showing her "terror".

Glad to see I'm not the only person with this thinking.

[Rob!]

sorry but if this had happened to Gina people wouldn't be saying that she was a liar. Anyone who is needs to separate their views on Hazel as a housemate and their views on what happened in that house last night. Hazel was terrified. She looked it, she acted it. I believe her - I don't agree with what she did in regards to the relationship with Daley but this is a completely sepearate matter and people need to realise that.

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by RobInnes

sorry but if this had happened to Gina people wouldn't be saying that she was a liar. Anyone who is needs to separate their views on Hazel as a housemate and their views on what happened in that house last night. Hazel was terrified. She looked it, she acted it. I believe her - I don't agree with what she did in regards to the relationship with Daley but this is a completely sepearate matter and people need to realise that.

But if she was so terrified why did she not sleep elsewhere. BB would have let her if she was that scared. Also as CaudleHalbard pointed out, she went back into the same bed as him. Sorry but something doesn't sit right with this story.

Please don't think I want Daley to stay, his ejection was justified, but she played up to the whole thing.

[Im_Juz_ChiLLin]

Hazel on LF just now: "I can't believe Daley's gone, I'm so disappointed."

[MTVN]

Maybe she just stayed there as a way of keeping the peace and not wanting to exacerbate the whole situation in the middle of the night when everyone had been drinking quite a bit? Or she didn't want to show herself as powerless or whatever? Who knows really, but I don't think it's that important anyway, fact is she was obviously scared at the time and Daley's behaviour was pretty threatening, don't think it's really fair for Hazel's actions to be the ones under scrutiny

[GypsyGoth]

In the moment he tried to headbutt her face, she was terrified. She knew then things had gotten out of control and he was like a different person. BB called him to the DR the moment he put her in danger.

After he had calmed down, the lead up to the situation wasn't going to repeat itself. The danger had passed and he was like his normal self again. But that doesn't diminish the fact that she was terrified in that moment.

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by MTVN

Maybe she just stayed there as a way of keeping the peace and not wanting to exacerbate the whole situation in the middle of the night when everyone had been drinking quite a bit? Who knows really, but I don't think it's that important anyway, fact is she was obviously scared at the time and Daley's behaviour was pretty threatening, don't think it's really fair for Hazel's actions to be the ones under scrutiny

I think it is very fair. If we are going to scrutinise the whole situation then both Daley and Hazel's actions need to be inspected.

[GypsyGoth]

Originally Posted by MTVN

don't think it's really fair for Hazel's actions to be the ones under scrutiny