[MB.]

She was heavily booed and nearly evicted in week one and ended up leaving to huge cheers in third place so yeah I'd call that a redemption

[Jake.]

Originally Posted by MB.

She was heavily booed and nearly evicted in week one and ended up leaving to huge cheers in third place so yeah I'd call that a redemption

As did Helen and Hopkins but, personally, I don't believe any actually did 'change'.

[Lostie!]

Originally Posted by MB.

She was heavily booed and nearly evicted in week one and ended up leaving to huge cheers in third place so yeah I'd call that a redemption

I wouldn't, considering she never progressed past being a spiteful, self-absored knobhead imo. The fact that public opinion generally turned around on her is irrelevant if she didn't make any personal progress into being a more decent person (and I don't believe she ever did).

Using the same logic, Helen had redemption by being the #1 hate figure all series and coming out as the winner. Redemption should be about a personal progression, not simply an increase in popularity from others.

Of course, it's all subjective. I know plenty of others feel Gina did improve as a person. I just never saw much of that.

[Jake.]

Originally Posted by Lostie!

I wouldn't, considering she never progressed past being a spiteful, self-absored knobhead imo. The fact that public opinion generally turned around on her is irrelevant if she didn't make any personal progress into being a more decent person (and I don't believe she ever did).

Using the same logic, Helen had redemption by being the #1 hate figure all series and coming out as the winner. Redemption should be about a personal progression, not simply an increase in popularity from others.

Of course, it's all subjective. I know plenty of others feel Gina did improve as a person. I just never saw much of that.

pretty much the point I was trying to make ~