And I wish he would just get out of bed for once this episode

Freddie has been on the receiving end of a full on psychological attack and for someone who wears his heart on his sleeve it is utter emotional destruction. What Bea is doing is nothing short of evil.

He's a sensitive soul.

Im sure most people here would break down after what Freddie has been through, pushed around by lisa and co for weeks... when he finally gets rid of them all they send in Bea who backstabs him and switches the power button back on for Freddie bashing.

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Originally posted by innais:
Freddie has been on the receiving end of a full on psychological attack and for someone who wears his heart on his sleeve it is utter emotional destruction. What Bea is doing is nothing short of evil.

he's not one of my faves ......but people are messing with his head FGS!

Bea is isolating him and scapegoating him. For someone who is as emotionally honest and open as Freddie this can have a devastating effect. Bea knows exactly what she is doing, she is thoroughly calculating and nasty.

he is stressed out and as a result he has some sort of panic attack, its not nice to see.

Freddie's intelligence is a figment of his over active imagination. Sadly, he's managed to convince too many people that he is intelligent.

I'm not in the least convinced; as far as I'm concerned he's nothing but a jumped up, spoilt hooray Henry, he's got all the charm of a slug and the scruples and morals of an alley cat . . . . he'll make an ideal Tory MP!!

He wasn't acting like a child at all, what you saw was a grown man who was at breaking point. It was very distressing to witness!

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Originally posted by Tiddly~Wink:
He wasn't acting like a child at all, what you saw was a grown man who was at breaking point. It was very distressing to witness!

I agree totally.

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Originally posted by Barolo:
Freddie's intelligence is a figment of his over active imagination. Sadly, he's managed to convince too many people that he is intelligent.

I'm not in the least convinced; as far as I'm concerned he's nothing but a jumped up, spoilt hooray Henry, he's got all the charm of a slug and the scruples and morals of an alley cat . . . . he'll make an ideal Tory MP!!

But I thought you had to be intelligent to get into Oxford?

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Originally posted by Barolo:
Freddie's intelligence is a figment of his over active imagination. Sadly, he's managed to convince too many people that he is intelligent.

I'm not in the least convinced; as far as I'm concerned he's nothing but a jumped up, spoilt hooray Henry, he's got all the charm of a slug and the scruples and morals of an alley cat . . . . he'll make an ideal Tory MP!!

He isn't that intelligent, he has always depended at least partly on the intelligence of his friends in the house. It's obvious he doesn't have the strength to really carry the fight to both Bea and Lisa, but no doubt he will get the sympathy vote.

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Originally posted by Summer_Breeze:

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Originally posted by Barolo:
Freddie's intelligence is a figment of his over active imagination. Sadly, he's managed to convince too many people that he is intelligent.

I'm not in the least convinced; as far as I'm concerned he's nothing but a jumped up, spoilt hooray Henry, he's got all the charm of a slug and the scruples and morals of an alley cat . . . . he'll make an ideal Tory MP!!

But I thought you had to be intelligent to get into Oxford?

You do, intelligence isn't the main requirement though in BB

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Originally posted by innais:

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Originally posted by Tiddly~Wink:
He wasn't acting like a child at all, what you saw was a grown man who was at breaking point. It was very distressing to witness!

I agree totally.

The poor man has been up against some psychological warfare from a very evil villain.

i can tell you from experience that when youve been battered down or are very low you can cry very easily and get in a right state like he did and it aint something to sneer at

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Originally posted by Summer_Breeze:

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Originally posted by Barolo:
Freddie's intelligence is a figment of his over active imagination. Sadly, he's managed to convince too many people that he is intelligent.

I'm not in the least convinced; as far as I'm concerned he's nothing but a jumped up, spoilt hooray Henry, he's got all the charm of a slug and the scruples and morals of an alley cat . . . . he'll make an ideal Tory MP!!

But I thought you had to be intelligent to get into Oxford?

Money counts more than intelligence.

My nephew was at Oxford, got a 1st in Chemistry but he's not intelligent, clever but not intelligent.

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Originally posted by fookat:
i can tell you from experience that when youve been battered down or are very low you can cry very easily and get in a right state like he did and it aint something to sneer at

Psychologioal abuse can destroy an unsuspecting person in next to no time.

I did not see him acting like a child, I seen him upset because of an arse of a woman

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Originally posted by redtriangle:
He goes on about being so intelligent but acts like a child all the time.
Its turning into a school playground in there...

You're of course entitled to your opinion. Mine is that Freddie's become very confused about who to trust, he's also losing perception of how he thought of himself, after many weeks he's now becoming too easily led by others and is losing his way and sense of self.

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Originally posted by redtriangle:
He goes on about being so intelligent but acts like a child all the time.
Its turning into a school playground in there...

Yes, with the bullies circling Freddy getting ready for the kill.

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Originally posted by wonder:
I did not see him acting like a child, I seen him upset because of an arse of a woman

quite

As I said in an earlier thread, if this was a bloke doing this to a woman, there would be uproar.

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Originally posted by fookat:
i can tell you from experience that when youve been battered down or are very low you can cry very easily and get in a right state like he did and it aint something to sneer at

I'm really not understanding why some here are making such cold remarks about Freddie genuinely being upset.

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Originally posted by Yellow Rose:

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Originally posted by fookat:
i can tell you from experience that when youve been battered down or are very low you can cry very easily and get in a right state like he did and it aint something to sneer at

I'm really not understanding why some here are making such cold remarks about Freddie genuinely being upset.

Because, the don't like the guy and it's any excuse to put him down and ridicule him. More or less what the HM's are doing. He is an easy target and it says alot about people who can kick a man when he is down.

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Originally posted by Yellow Rose:

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Originally posted by fookat:
i can tell you from experience that when youve been battered down or are very low you can cry very easily and get in a right state like he did and it aint something to sneer at

I'm really not understanding why some here are making such cold remarks about Freddie genuinely being upset.

I think they key word here is empathy....some people have more than others. Any human being who lacks empathy to the degree that Bea does is a seriously dangerous individual.

yeah and Bea is acting like Hannibal Lecter

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Originally posted by innais:

I think they key word here is empathy....some people have more than others. Any human being who lacks empathy to the degree that Bea does is a seriously dangerous individual.

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Originally posted by Barolo:
Freddie's intelligence is a figment of his over active imagination. Sadly, he's managed to convince too many people that he is intelligent.

I'm not in the least convinced; as far as I'm concerned he's nothing but a jumped up, spoilt hooray Henry, he's got all the charm of a slug and the scruples and morals of an alley cat . . . . he'll make an ideal Tory MP!!

That says more about your prejudice than it does about Freddie.

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Originally posted by cologne1:

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Originally posted by Barolo:
Freddie's intelligence is a figment of his over active imagination. Sadly, he's managed to convince too many people that he is intelligent.

I'm not in the least convinced; as far as I'm concerned he's nothing but a jumped up, spoilt hooray Henry, he's got all the charm of a slug and the scruples and morals of an alley cat . . . . he'll make an ideal Tory MP!!

That says more about your prejudice than it does about Freddie.

I think sometimes we think why is he not just getting up and telling her to f..k off and letting her know what a nasty piece of work she is,and bring her down she wouldnt do that to me.

But we are all different another person could not handle that at all and would be like freddie in that situation and when its not your way it is hard to see how anyone could take that even a grown man

Freddie acted that way because that is freddie its his way and yes he is university educated and book smart,but there is a big difference when it comes to other parts of your life the books do not come into play,my cousin has degrees first class in them, really intelligent on loads of subjects, but is the most naive person and sometimes stupid person over normal things i have ever seen

Tonight i think i have seen freddie at his most genuine in his upset and stress very hard to watch.

freddie was loathed by lisa and kris, and the others jumped on the band wagon in their verbal abuse of freddie for weeks, bea comes in and life in the house is not so bad for freddie, so now basically bea has shattered that friendship, so freddie is sort of regressing to his earlier weeks,and is probably trying to battle with how is going to cope, how long can a person actually bottle all that anxiety before it ruptures and spills out

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Originally posted by mozart:
freddie was loathed by lisa and kris, and the others jumped on the band wagon in their verbal abuse of freddie for weeks, bea comes in and life in the house is not so bad for freddie, so now basically bea has shattered that friendship, so freddie is sort of regressing to his earlier weeks,and is probably trying to battle with how is going to cope, how long can a person actually bottle all that anxiety before it ruptures and spills out

Exactly Mozart. I cannot imagine how he must be feeling and how he is going to cope. If Marcus goes on Friday, he will just have Siavash. Siavash alone will not be able to save Freddy from the lions.