[alex_front2]

Who enjoys playing the victim the most?

[MrWong]

That's a tough call but I'd have to say Wolfy.

It was that diary room speech where she was doing it for the big girls, the people that are ugly, for the people who are alone, for anyone who's been to Greggs.. She was too much.

[the_answers]

Good question !

Wolfie, just.

[Kate!]

Wolfy by miles. Imo there's no comparison.

[joeysteele]

That is a tough one, I would still say Wolfy but Charlie is catching her up very fast.

[MTVN]

Charlie is better at it, Wolfy was just too much of a joke figure with it for anyone to feel sorry for her

[Spoon]

Wolfy, though I hate remembering her...

[jet]

Charlie by a mile. Wolfy was too obvious - Charlie has the 'poor me I'm just a misunderstood girl who doesn't know what I've done wrong and wants love' routine down to a tee. She goes around everyone individually to wring the sympathy out of them and goes on and on and on about how hard done by she is.

[Jamie.]

Wolfy milked it far more and she played the bullying card. Charlie wasn't nearly as bad and Hazel is a bitch so Charlie wasn't really playing victim

[Kizzy]

Charlie is more subtle with it but they are both pretty bad haha.

[JTM45]

Wolfy by a million miles!!!!
I genuinely don't believe that Charlie makes a conscious decision to act the victim. She does come across that way sometimes but you can tell by how screwed up her head is that Charlie has significant psychiatric problems (it's also been stated before that she's suffered with severe depression and other things).
All too often people who haven't ever had proper clinical depression themselves or seen someone close to them suffering from these type of conditions dismiss them or just don't get how seriously depression can effect your whole personality and behaviour in major ways! Charlie shows many classic symptoms of depression and other psychiatric conditions.
People here are very quick to jump to Sam's defence because of his hearing condition but very few people hear ever seem to take Charlie's illness into consideration when they tear her apart for her behaviour. People really should think about this before just writing her off as a drama queen or a 'professional victim'. The type of things Charlie suffers from can be every bit as debilitating as Sam's condition and often very much more so!

[Patricia4]

Wolfy but not much between them.

[thesheriff443]

Charlie is more of a needy person than someone who plays the victim.
crying wolf never ends well!.

[crocs]

It grated me when Charlie asked Sam: "What should I do?" She just doesn't make any decisions of her own. It's really annoying.

[BigBrotherfan4ever]

Wolfe by far

[Maneki-neko]

Ah, Wolfy obviously. I don't even really think Charlie does that much...