[disco]

Hmm. I know I watch it for the bredth of human emotions... happiness, sadness, love, hate, jealousy, lust and so on. I watch for the laughter, fun and games, arguments and to see the way people from different age, gender, ethnic and social class groups react to each other whilst living a restricted lifestyle in a confined space.

Jade crying was extremely powerful. It showed a wide range of emotions... shock and perhaps anger and a feeling of betrayal at the producers; sadness at the thought she might have left the house; sadness and even a tinge of guilt that Lynne was leaving. She will have been upset that the public saw fit to nominate her in the first place and extremely touched that the housemates chose her over Lynne.

In the false and somewhat cold world that Big Brother is (especially with the likes of Sandy and Lynne in the house), I found it comforting that someone was able to display these emotions. Equally comforting was the way the housemates came to comfort her.