[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by amu

That was an obvious act.

Why would it be an act though? They thought at that point that he was leaving, why keep up this apparent act? Why not be happy he had 88k like you would be if you had wanted that?

[Withano]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Why would it be an act though? They thought at that point that he was leaving, why keep up this apparent act? Why not be happy he had 88k like you would be if you had wanted that?

He almost sold his last 5 days for 40k, lets not pretend hes the hero. Lets call a spade a spade and call him a dick in at least this episode.

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by Withano

He almost sold his last 5 days for 40k, lets not pretend hes the hero. Lets call a spade a spade and call him a dick in at least this episode.

I dont get this at all. He didnt want to leave, that was quite obvious from his reaction.

So no, I wont call him a dick just because I have a different opinion to you. Sorry.

[reece(:]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

I dont get this at all. He didnt want to leave, that was quite obvious from his reaction.

So no, I wont call him a dick just because I have a different opinion to you. Sorry.

The reaction was proof enough, that was real emotion right there.

[Withano]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

I dont get this at all. He didnt want to leave, that was quite obvious from his reaction.

So no, I wont call him a dick just because I have a different opinion to you. Sorry.

He obviously didn't mind or he would have chose the highest number! This task isn't that difficult to understand!

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by Withano

He obviously didn't mind or he would have chose the highest number! This task isn't that difficult to understand!

He chose his lucky number, which was high too.

They thought there was a twist, and he gambled.

He looked absolutely gutted when it seemed he was leaving, even though the 88k would have been his

I think this is enough to say he wasnt purposely trying to take the lowest amount to leave.

Of course others who dislike him, or like Sam more, will disagree though. Thats lfie.

[smudgie]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

He chose his lucky number, which was high too.

They thought there was a twist, and he gambled.

He looked absolutely gutted when it seemed he was leaving, even though the 88k would have been his

I think this is enough to say he wasnt purposely trying to take the lowest amount to leave.

Of course others who dislike him, or like Sam more, will disagree though. Thats lfie.

I agree we will all see the best in our favourites.

But be housemates see all.

Plus he kept changing his reasons, just did not make any sees a all.

[Withano]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

He chose his lucky number, which was high too.

They thought there was a twist, and he gambled.

He looked absolutely gutted when it seemed he was leaving, even though the 88k would have been his

I think this is enough to say he wasnt purposely trying to take the lowest amount to leave.

Of course others who dislike him, or like Sam more, will disagree though. Thats lfie.

He had 100% certainty! Charlie would have had to pick a lower number if he picked 99k! Hes not stupid enough to believe his lucky number is luckier than certainty. You know that, I know that, he definitely knows that.

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by Withano

He had 100% certainty! Charlie would have had to pick a lower number if he picked 99k! Hes not stupid enough to believe his lucky number is luckier than certainty. You know that, I know that, he definitely knows that.

He didnt though. As they thought there was another twist to it..and the housemates didnt actually know that they all had the same board either.

Originally today I thought he purposely picked 88k so that if he left, it would be a decent amount to go with, but it was high enough for him to have a chance of staying too..along with thinking there was a twist, so kinda hedging his bets. I have changed my mind after seeing it. I do not believe he is that good an actor to be so gutted when he thought he was lowest.