[GypsyGoth]

I think Ashleigh looks upon him as a safe friend to hang out with.

[MargeryFan]

Originally Posted by GypsyGoth

I think Ashleigh looks upon him as a safe friend to hang out with.

In most cases of Stockholm syndrome, the hostage looks to their captor as someone that will protect them from unknown enemies. Kind of a 'better the devil you know' situation

[GypsyGoth]

Originally Posted by MargeryFan

In most cases of Stockholm syndrome, the hostage looks to their captor as someone that will protect them from unknown enemies. Kind of a 'better the devil you know' situation

It's difficult to tell with only highlights how much time they actually spend together.

I don't think Ashleigh looks upon him as some type of protector, if anything it's the other way around. Ashleigh has the capability to get on fine with the any of the others, Chris is kinda limited, he's socially awkward.

Remember when Dani & Ashleigh were friends, despite being younger, Ashleigh was like the grown up in their friendship. And for the most part I think it's the same with Chris. And what I meant be saying he's a friend that she feels safe with is, that he will never vote her and that being friends with him she won't get accused of fancying the person she's hanging out with, and if she was great friends with Winston, it would be a press story, and people would read far too much into their friendship.

So yea I think Ashleigh is the dominant one in her friendship with Chris.

[Forgetmenot]

Originally Posted by GypsyGoth

It's difficult to tell with only highlights how much time they actually spend together.

I don't think Ashleigh looks upon him as some type of protector, if anything it's the other way around. Ashleigh has the capability to get on fine with the any of the others, Chris is kinda limited, he's socially awkward.

Remember when Dani & Ashleigh were friends, despite being younger, Ashleigh was like the grown up in their friendship. And for the most part I think it's the same with Chris. And what I meant be saying he's a friend that she feels safe with is, that he will never vote her and that being friends with him she won't get accused of fancying the person she's hanging out with, and if she was great friends with Winston, it would be a press story, and people would read far too much into their friendship.

So yea I think Ashleigh is the dominant one in her friendship with Chris.

so agree, and I feel she plays him..he is useful to her, that's it.

[MargeryFan]

Originally Posted by GypsyGoth

It's difficult to tell with only highlights how much time they actually spend together.

I don't think Ashleigh looks upon him as some type of protector, if anything it's the other way around. Ashleigh has the capability to get on fine with the any of the others, Chris is kinda limited, he's socially awkward.

Remember when Dani & Ashleigh were friends, despite being younger, Ashleigh was like the grown up in their friendship. And for the most part I think it's the same with Chris. And what I meant be saying he's a friend that she feels safe with is, that he will never vote her and that being friends with him she won't get accused of fancying the person she's hanging out with, and if she was great friends with Winston, it would be a press story, and people would read far too much into their friendship.

So yea I think Ashleigh is the dominant one in her friendship with Chris.

That's really great insight and I agree about Ashliegh being the dominant one in her friendship with Dani, however Chris sees himself as the 'father' figure to Ashleigh and definitely see's their relationship in a much deeper way than she does. Ashleigh is the dominant one, but he doesn't know it.

The title of this thread was tongue in cheek