Is Dexter's carefully constructed gameplan unravelling?
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After his atrocious edit tonight, will all his clever manipulations and his 'life-changing BB journey' come crashing down?
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he was doing fine without her. The Entire Triangle thing was pathetic and totally derailed
the impact he was having.
Callum ftw.
He's lurched from one cock up to the other.
I would suggest Callum's "Mr Nice Guy" act has come crashing down, though.
I'm not surprised, he has taken some shit in there from dexter.
Dexter's whole persona has been a construct from the start - from the planted fake PR stories in the media portraying him as a millionaire sugar daddy who uses prostitutes - to the misunderstood, friendless, emotional wreck now finally finding redemption after a few weeks thanks to his 'personal journey' on BB.
Up until a few days ago he was playing a blinder, but I think he has genuinely become very angry with Callum and has allowed this to derail what might have been a winning performance.
Yeh that is when I first started going off Dexter. He used to be one of my favourites.
imo everything has been an act up until now, but behind his specs he has been glowering over the Callum situation.
He has overcooked it, and didn't realise how Callum was going to react to his 'poke the village idiot with a stick' routine.
Yeah I agree, it was beyond tedious and has left me with a very short fuse where his behaviour is concerned.
It's possibly because part of his crappy love triangle game plan was to start sucking up to Jackie and Dan.
Worst thing is, he's the one solely who's built up support for Callum. If he'd left Callum to chase Charlie on his own Callum would be long gone or at the very most an also ran unlikely to place in the final.
Works for Callum ...
To go to the trouble (and expense) of placing entirely false stories about his millionaire status, 50 Shades of Grey sugar daddy persona, fake bar bills etc in the media suggests that this is a very carefully thought out plan which has been in the making for some time.
Fair point, but I think that doesn't really play into his actual strategy in the house.
Did he put a huge amount of effort into cultivating a fake persona to get into the house (or get notoriety in general)? Yes. Did he really think of how he'd act week-by-week when he got in? No - otherwise he would have been a villain for longer than half an hour. I think he rolls with the punches to try and look the best he can, but I don't think there's anything in his gameplan that's particularly elaborate beyond "get sympathy"
You can't go into a show like this and think you have it all planned out, because everything will change once you get to know what kind of people you have to love with.
I think now he just takes everything day by day and uses his strength of reading situations right now.
What a long journey