from channel 4 site
why so nasty?
This morning Halfwit and Charlie were talking about the Big Brother experience in the Garden - in a quiet chat that soon turned into a full-blown row between Halfwit and Lisa.
"There are elements of this that are just nasty," mused Halfwit.
Charlie looked confused. "I don't see nastiness from the people in here. No one doesn't like you."
"I don't think Lisa likes me," said Halfwit, just as Lisa approached.
"I don't think you like me, Freddie," she said pointedly.
"I dislike you scheming against me and bitching behind my back," said Halfwit.
Lisa was dismissive. "I'm not bitching against you and I'm not scheming against you so you wanna get that out your head. I don't know where you're getting that from," she told the housemate. "You're paranoid. You are not a fool. You're playing the victim of the House."
Halfwit was incredulous. "I'm playing the victim?!" he spluttered. "You are the source of the reason why a lot of people don't like me and don't trust me."
"I do like you, you can just be aggravating!" replied Lisa. "I'm allowed to have my opinion in the House. I tell you something: you don't like me, I don't like you, so I'll tell you what, let's not talk to each other."
At this point a crowd was gathering, and Karly chipped in. "Maybe it's to do with the fact that you told people in here you've got a gameplan," she told Halfwit. "Have you thought of that?"
Halfwit tried to respond but everyone was talking at once.
"He's gonna make out he's the victim in this," Kris said to the other housemates, encouraging them to walk away."We're not talking to you Freddie. We're not talking to you Freddie. We're not talking to you Freddie," he repeated.
Left alone with Charlie again, Halfwit explained, "My gameplan was to have as much fun as possible."
"You single yourself out from everyone else," said Charlie calmly. "You don't interact with the group."
Halfwit looked despondent. "Certain people want somebody to take a fall here, because if somebody takes a fall, that means they don't get nominated," he concluded sadly.
why so nasty?
This morning Halfwit and Charlie were talking about the Big Brother experience in the Garden - in a quiet chat that soon turned into a full-blown row between Halfwit and Lisa.
"There are elements of this that are just nasty," mused Halfwit.
Charlie looked confused. "I don't see nastiness from the people in here. No one doesn't like you."
"I don't think Lisa likes me," said Halfwit, just as Lisa approached.
"I don't think you like me, Freddie," she said pointedly.
"I dislike you scheming against me and bitching behind my back," said Halfwit.
Lisa was dismissive. "I'm not bitching against you and I'm not scheming against you so you wanna get that out your head. I don't know where you're getting that from," she told the housemate. "You're paranoid. You are not a fool. You're playing the victim of the House."
Halfwit was incredulous. "I'm playing the victim?!" he spluttered. "You are the source of the reason why a lot of people don't like me and don't trust me."
"I do like you, you can just be aggravating!" replied Lisa. "I'm allowed to have my opinion in the House. I tell you something: you don't like me, I don't like you, so I'll tell you what, let's not talk to each other."
At this point a crowd was gathering, and Karly chipped in. "Maybe it's to do with the fact that you told people in here you've got a gameplan," she told Halfwit. "Have you thought of that?"
Halfwit tried to respond but everyone was talking at once.
"He's gonna make out he's the victim in this," Kris said to the other housemates, encouraging them to walk away."We're not talking to you Freddie. We're not talking to you Freddie. We're not talking to you Freddie," he repeated.
Left alone with Charlie again, Halfwit explained, "My gameplan was to have as much fun as possible."
"You single yourself out from everyone else," said Charlie calmly. "You don't interact with the group."
Halfwit looked despondent. "Certain people want somebody to take a fall here, because if somebody takes a fall, that means they don't get nominated," he concluded sadly.
.
.
