What exactly has Dextor done wrong?
d-man73
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Could someone here please explain to me what exactly Dextor has done wrong in the house to make him so vilified? I don't mean an interpretation of what you think he meant, but a solid stone cold fact.
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Absolutely nothing. He is one of the few complex - but entertaining characters in there. I think he deserves to win.
The more they bash him the more he comes across as staying strong in the face of the ganging up both inside and now, unbeknown to him from the show itself. He deserves to win, and the dreadful producers and script writters etc deserve to fail miserably.
I would love some of the Dexter haters to tell me as all they can come up with is he is a Game player
He has played the Game like him or hate him he will be remembered for being a Game player in what is A Game
oh come on !
He has been a slimey, arse-licking bullsh*tter ... he has blagged, bluffed and blustered his way through 'the process'
An excellent housemate because of it
Let's just celebrate him for that, and leave it there
he's been portrayed as a master of all things devious to the point where you can't look at him without imagining a bald cat in his lap.
The guys a worthy winner !
Dexter 2 Win !!
Are you serious? :eek::rolleyes:
Still no answer to what he has done wrong I see
Everyone has said nobody can sit in BB for all them weeks without being themselves.
Deter seems to have broken the rule book. Who is the real Dexter. The sugar daddy or a man who sits alone, rich or poor. Has loads of women or a man that struggles to find a woman, gay or straight the list goes on.
The HM can't work him out, this is why they get upset, just when they think they know him, he will change. To the public this makes great viewing. To the HM its a nightmare to their game plans.
Dexter has done nothing wrong, . The only one that has some idea is Gina and she is saying nothing.
Other people are more trusting. The HMs might al like to have the money, but there is more to each of them than that People are complex, with multiple desires. So even if Dexter like the others wants the money, he could still be smitten with Charlie and want to turn his life around.
I remember when Aisleyne had to evict someone from her safe house, and she returned to the main house sobbing and disappeared into the toilet for an hour people were claiming she was doing it to make herself look good, to win. I was astonished, as to me no one could have put that on. So I am willing to allow Dexter to fool me perhaps, it really doesn't matter at the end of the day
He played it big time Charlie when he came in the house.
He was given a formal warning about his rodeoing boast possibly one the most disgusting stories in BB history.
Tried it on with Hazel and Jem before moving on to Charlie
He targeted Callum - started with telling him being nice is making him look bad with the public then from nowhere jumped in between him and Charlie and unconvincing play for her.
He has repetitively stuck to this journey line again unconvincingly.
He was caught out with the money task 'I didnt see the 99,000' 'I hoped someone had a lower number than me'
Trying to emotionally blackmail Charlie telling her has sacrificed a relationship to pursue her (does he or does he not have a girlfriend- either way it looked bad)
Most HMs can be categorised quite quickly in their stay in the house, yet people are still struggling to work out Dexter this late into the game.
He's played a blinder.
I think he is actually one the easiest HM to work out. His game plan is very transparent. I have enjoyed watching it and he has been the most entertaining HM but lets not make any pretense about the fact it has all been contrived.
What changed for me was his time in the safe house when he and Gina heard and saw everything. He used information as currency and latched on to Callum's unpopularity with some, immediately making a play for Charlie and creating the triangle. Dexter has always said he has a ruthless side and it worked on Callum as he found his weak point. Dexter used the knowledge he gained effectively, but to me it showed an ugly side to his personality and he has never dared tackle the strong characters in there. I would like to have sen how he would have coped with the likes of Conor last year. This house has had no alpha males.
Dexter by his own admission does not have many male friends and you can see why.
Hats off to Gina who was having none of it and saw straight through his trying to use and manipulate her.
That is Dexter's problem: He sees everyone as buyable and usable and disposable.
Yes, ultimately he sees us as usable as well.
We are no mugs, Dexter!