[Laruz]

Originally posted by stonedape
Bex is constantly finding ways to entertain herself, which in turn entertains us. She's sporadic and free-spirited and gets her tits out (a BB tradition). She has dynamic relationships with multiple people in the house. She's got friends, she's got enemies, she's central to the storyline. These things make her entertaining over several of the other HMs that basically just eat sleep and do tasks.

She's probably a goner though.

Bex's ideas for what pass as entertainment are repetitive, shallow and boring. The double-act with Luke that usually ends up with her landing on him in the pool or in the bed (with Luke screaming "No, Rebecca, no!") is childish and dull.

Her relationship are not in the slightest way 'dynamic' but completely normal. Everyone in the house has friends and enemies and her 'centrality' to the storyline is simply with Luke.

[stonedape]

Originally posted by Laruz

Bex's ideas for what pass as entertainment are repetitive, shallow and boring. The double-act with Luke that usually ends up with her landing on him in the pool or in the bed (with Luke screaming "No, Rebecca, no!") is childish and dull.

Her relationship are not in the slightest way 'dynamic' but completely normal. Everyone in the house has friends and enemies and her 'centrality' to the storyline is simply with Luke.

If it's your opinion that she's shallow, repetitive, or boring, that's fine. But at least she brought something to the table and that you can't deny. About half the house isn't even able to be loved or hated because they just don't give you ANY material.

And I wasn't claiming her relationships aren't normal, I said dynamic, meaning changing. She's gone off and on Darnell, on and off Rex, had a rocky relationship with Luke. Meanwhile Kat, Sara, Maysoon, Rachel and Mo have had pretty much the same opinions on everyone since theyve been there, and that's not entertaining to watch. And yes, some characters ARE more central than others. Bex and Luke are central on the "bitchy" side while Darnell and Kat are central on the "happy" side.