[Jords]

Justified but I think Charlie came off better actually in the aftermauth.

[Josy]

It was justified at first, not 7 hours later when she was still bringing it up at the same time as saying she didn't want to talk about it

[Visage]

Originally Posted by Josy

It was justified at first, not 7 hours later when she was still bringing it up at the same time as saying she didn't want to talk about it

Yep.

[Marsh.]

Justified.

I'm not sure on what planet it could be an overreaction, she deliberately walked away so as to not cause a scene over it.

Then they resolved it maturely. By BB standards they both got out of it pretty well.

[Johnnyuk123]

It's not as if Charlie asked if she had a wart on her fanny.

[cookiemonster]

i don't think she overreacted. she would have though if she had been outside the house. that's the impression i get, and i swear she's said something along those lines. that in the house she feels you have to hold back

[Withano]

Its weird that they didn't talk for 8 hours and Hazel was the one who asked for a hug, she's clearly a lovely person.

[Pink Pegasus]

I would have gone absolutely crazy if Charlie had said something like that to me!

Not sure how Hazel managed to keep her cool at all. And I'm saying this as someone who usually prefers Charlie to Hazel.

I can't believe how unbelievably stupid and insensitive Charlie was to ask those types of questions. I agree when Hazel said that "her worst enemy" wouldn't have said those things to her.

However, I don't for a second think she meant to cause any hurt and I think she really did feel terrible and absolutely redeemed herself by not only her apology to Hazel, but also by later again acknowledging her flaws and explaining herself when Jemima and her mum were arguing.

[rionablue]

Justified. I think when Charlie started talking about it she should have gaged that it wasnt the right think to say then just say 'sorry I didnt mean that, i dont know what iw as thinking' but she kinda kept on till the end of what she was going to say then it took a second to realise it was totally the wrong thing to say. That said I know she wasnt trying to hurt Hazel and Hazel dealt with it very well. The only reason she talked to a few people about it was that they are the ppl who are closest to her as was said on BBOTS tonight

[babybella1972]

Originally Posted by GiRTh

What did you think? Justified or an overreaction?

As long as Hazel leaves it there .... its all good. End of. (silly mistake from Charlie but not malicious)

[DanielLuis]

It was justified. Charlie did it unintentionally though.

[maryse12]

Absolutely justified.

[CaudleHalbard]

Charlie has all the tact of Alan Partridge!

[GiRTh]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...scapegoat.html
Tragic story.

[JayBlaze]

Charlie was probably right

[jjj2]

http://www.herald.ie/news/tragic-dar...-27926803.html

[thesheriff443]

hazel could bore someone to death!
Charlie fell into her hands, it was already clear hazel did not like Charlie as the guys hover around Charlie, hazel laying it on nice and thick!, it was just saying without thinking in the same way Jackie slipped up with Michael saying he was the only one nominating!

[Marc]

Charlie should've just dropped the whole thing rather than try to desperately apologise to make herself feel better. It made for a very awkward situation

[Cherie]

Was anyone else surprised that that was aired? I thought HMs weren't allowed to speak about people outside the house, isn't that why we get all the twittering birds on LF? What about this poor guy's family having it discussed like that it was pretty poor imo.

[Marc]

I didn't think it was right either. Bit too personal but I guess all we'd have no else to see and the awkwardness days after wouldn't have made sense lol

[thesheriff443]

I think it was factual, rather than hear say!
clearly he died and it was ruled as suicide, so that's why it was aired.

[Daffodil]

I think Hazel overreacted. It was obvious to me that Charlie was, in her naive sort of way, trying to make a compliment of the fact that losing Hazel, her fiancé was moved to commit suicide. For Hazel to then not want to talk about it (for the next 6 hours!!) was hypocritical to say the least. Hazel's act of forgiveness at the end of this time was very theatrical. I really wanted Charlie to say 'thanks but no thanks' to the requested 'hug' - (grasp of the preying mantis). Hazel realised that she looked a complete berk making such a song and dance of it, hence the back-tracking. I personally like Charlie. She seems a genuinely nice girl and would NOT have meant for Hazel to take what she said, in the way she did. I also got the impression that the 6 hours of discussion about it was a game-playing tactic by Hazel. Not sure I like her any more. Does she ever go without make-up????

[jjj2]

Originally Posted by Daffodil

I think Hazel overreacted. It was obvious to me that Charlie was, in her naive sort of way, trying to make a compliment of the fact that losing Hazel, her fiancé was moved to commit suicide. For Hazel to then not want to talk about it (for the next 6 hours!!) was hypocritical to say the least. Hazel's act of forgiveness at the end of this time was very theatrical. I really wanted Charlie to say 'thanks but no thanks' to the requested 'hug' - (grasp of the preying mantis). Hazel realised that she looked a complete berk making such a song and dance of it, hence the back-tracking. I personally like Charlie. She seems a genuinely nice girl and would NOT have meant for Hazel to take what she said, in the way she did. I also got the impression that the 6 hours of discussion about it was a game-playing tactic by Hazel. Not sure I like her any more. Does she ever go without make-up????

Every word of this is amazingly insensitive /cold hearted

[fruit_cake]

Originally Posted by Daffodil

I think Hazel overreacted. It was obvious to me that Charlie was, in her naive sort of way, trying to make a compliment of the fact that losing Hazel, her fiancé was moved to commit suicide. For Hazel to then not want to talk about it (for the next 6 hours!!) was hypocritical to say the least. Hazel's act of forgiveness at the end of this time was very theatrical. I really wanted Charlie to say 'thanks but no thanks' to the requested 'hug' - (grasp of the preying mantis). Hazel realised that she looked a complete berk making such a song and dance of it, hence the back-tracking. I personally like Charlie. She seems a genuinely nice girl and would NOT have meant for Hazel to take what she said, in the way she did. I also got the impression that the 6 hours of discussion about it was a game-playing tactic by Hazel. Not sure I like her any more. Does she ever go without make-up????

I agree in part with this, Hazel was milking the situation to the max, using it to suck others into seeing her as a victim of a huge scandal..whereas in reality it was just an honest mistake.

Plus, Hazel did actually allude to it in a way and Charlie was almost just finishing her sentence of for her. If Hazel was so sensitive about it, why did she even bring it up in the first place?

For me it was a small thing that got twisted into something much more sinister.

[Daffodil]

Originally Posted by fruit_cake

Plus, Hazel did actually allude to it in a way and Charlie was almost just finishing her sentence of for her. If Hazel was so sensitive about it, why did she even bring it up in the first place?

Absolutely spot on!