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It would be a master stroke if he was winding them up to draw out other housemate's vulnerabilities, sadly this isn't the case.

I agree, that his 'bad' person, could be anything, one person's bad person is another person's 'lost his way' or any other explanation you care to place under the umbrella 'bad'. Until he comes out and explains himself then we won't know for sure.

I feel that it's going to be one of those that some mag will want to get hold of him to get the story and then once it's out it will be a bore fest.

Jason comes across to me as a very shy man, be possibly had issues as a child which he hasn't come to terms with. His liaison with Charlie hasn't helped his cause.

His explanation of his past life where he says that he could never express himself and that he couldn't speak to people and said very little. Stifled and locked in ,he must have been very angry inside. He says acting classes have helped him release his inner demons.

He's a thinker, how deep is questionable. He knows and stated last night that the show is about personality and is a popularity contest, both inside and outside.

As an aside, Jayne also stated that you cannot play the game, much as I have been saying for years. She wasn't that eloquent putting her point across but the gist of it was, it's quantum maths and you just cannot play the game. Too many variables with the biggest being the fact that BB grass you up all of the time and the other is the public- play the game as well as you like, if the public don't like you or apply the rules of our conditioned life to what they are viewing then you don't stand a chance.

Back to Jason. I think his primary goal is to last as long as possible to get his face and name known to help his 'acting' cause. I don't see him setting the small screen alight with his lovey skills, he looked really embarrassed when they were playing Ryan's game in the garden, it was excruciating to watch, he clearly was very uncomfortable cavorting around the garden with the sacking on. He comes across as very one dimensional.