[The_Long_Run]

Freddie was SHOCKED to the core when Bea's name was read out as he could see no wrong in her.

Then the 'however'..... and his outflowing of relief that his lady-love was saved. He HATES Lisa and has been mobilising forces against her in no less underhand a way than how she has tried to build a protective wall around herself with her allies.

Freddie is now ill-advisedly marshalling his troops, including Marcus whom he sees as a valuable asset and with whom he shares SO many characteristics.

Freddie has always craved the natural position for his class as house leader, he seems to see it as a birth right. He is totally unworthy of his upper class holier than thou assumed 'prerogative' to be top tog.

His laugh was a bestial throw back to animalsm, threatening his prey totally agressively, a naked show of agression baring his teeth at her and opening his mouth wide.

The last laugh I dream of? To see Bea evicted anyway! He thinks his 'queen' is inviolate. His blindness to what an evil piece of work she is demonstrates his unfitness to lead anyone. He has no idea how unpopular she is on the outside. His contentment is not HIS apparent 'safeness' based upon previous evidence, but the safeness he believe Bea now has once thrown on the mercy of the public, rather than some mythical 'strategy' of disaffected housemates. Get it into your head Freddie. Bea was nominated because she has been odious to a significasnt number of your housemates and has enlisted you misguided support to help her to torment them.

It is not only last night's outburst that has exposed you, it is your henchman role you have adopted to Bea. Defending the indefensible will NOT make you popular.

Lat laugh? GET BEA OUT!!!!

[Kazanne]

Lisa did exactly the same to Freddie weeks back even waved her hands in his face,so i would say it's just pay back for Lisa,now she knows how Freddie felt

[The_Long_Run]

Two wrongs make .... DOUBLE the wrong NOT right.

[minx36]

Freddie can do no wrong!

[chris1232]

Freddie to win ...

[The_Long_Run]

Freddies natural assumption on entering the house that his liegemen would bow down to him and recognise him as LORD OF THE MANOR, was naturally dismissed by the freemen who were in the house, with equal rights. Their response was the natural 'peasant's revolt' which led to the King of France losing his head in the French Revolution.

Quite unwittingly, by his superior demeanour on entering the house he brought the response we saw. he feels he is recovering authority over his estate so he is going to pick a whipping boy (although a girl), an example to quieten the rest of them. Yes, Lisa reacted to his original 'superiority' most obviously, so she is the natural target of his wrath.

Simples. It is a class struggle. We are a free democracy let's not return to feudalism where the Lord and his Lady (behind every powerful man there is an evil lady) suppress the common man.

[The_Long_Run]

Originally posted by minx36
Freddie can do no wrong! Except wed himself to an evil woman::

His FIRST mistake, His second to then defend her agressively.

[WOMBAI]

Originally posted by The_Long_Run
Freddie was SHOCKED to the core when Bea's name was read out as he could see no wrong in her.

Then the 'however'..... and his outflowing of relief that his lady-love was saved. He HATES Lisa and has been mobilising forces against her in no less underhand a way than how she has tried to build a protective wall around herself with her allies.

Freddie is now ill-advisedly marshalling his troops, including Marcus whom he sees as a valuable asset and with whom he shares SO many characteristics.

Freddie has always craved the natural position for his class as house leader, he seems to see it as a birth right. He is totally unworthy of his upper class holier than thou assumed 'prerogative' to be top tog.

His laugh was a bestial throw back to animalsm, threatening his prey totally agressively, a naked show of agression baring his teeth at her and opening his mouth wide.

The last laugh I dream of? To see Bea evicted anyway! He thinks his 'queen' is inviolate. His blindness to what an evil piece of work she is demonstrates his unfitness to lead anyone. He has no idea how unpopular she is on the outside. His contentment is not HIS apparent 'safeness' based upon previous evidence, but the safeness he believe Bea now has once thrown on the mercy of the public, rather than some mythical 'strategy' of disaffected housemates. Get it into your head Freddie. Bea was nominated because she has been odious to a significasnt number of your housemates and has enlisted you misguided support to help her to torment them.

It is not only last night's outburst that has exposed you, it is your henchman role you have adopted to Bea. Defending the indefensible will NOT make you popular.

Lat laugh? GET BEA OUT!!!!

I was thinking in a similar fashion myself - but very well put

Get Bea out - can you imagine the look on Freddie's face - now that would be legendary! Would also be very interesting to see his behaviour change once again - left alone in the lion's den - without his 'Princess Bea'!!

[The_Long_Run]

Originally posted by COMMONSENSE

I was thinking in a similar fashion myself - but very well put

Get Bea out - can you imagine the look on Freddie's face - now that would be legendary! Would also be very interesting to see his behaviour change once again - left alone in the lion's den - without his 'Princess Bea'!!

Yes and this is what he was like even before entering the house. Could this man be dangerous?

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...cle2467656.ece

[Daffodil]

Originally posted by The_Long_Run
Freddies natural assumption on entering the house that his liegemen would bow down to him and recognise him as LORD OF THE MANOR, was naturally dismissed by the freemen who were in the house, with equal rights. Their response was the natural 'peasant's revolt' which led to the King of France losing his head in the French Revolution.

Quite unwittingly, by his superior demeanour on entering the house he brought the response we saw. he feels he is recovering authority over his estate so he is going to pick a whipping boy (although a girl), an example to quieten the rest of them. Yes, Lisa reacted to his original 'superiority' most obviously, so she is the natural target of his wrath.

Simples. It is a class struggle. We are a free democracy let's not return to feudalism where the Lord and his Lady (behind every powerful man there is an evil lady) suppress the common man.

.....and you can't get much commoner than Lisa