Originally Posted by meglosmurmurs:
“You could say the same about all nominations and every single twist, they're taking part in BB.
It's a similar thing as Becki's Judas Kiss. She didn't have to do it but it's what they signed up for.”
I not only
could say it. I often
do say it.
And Becki did
not sign up for something like the Judas Kiss.
When had something like the Judas Kiss happened before, so that HMs would know they were "signing up" to it?
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“She had loads of allies - George, Sezer, Mikey, Imogen, Lisa, Glyn, Nikki. But it began falling apart with George and Sezer leaving and Grace's inability to pull in any newbies.”
You're moving the goal posts. You claimed "Grace clearly had a lot of influence and allies" and "
this twist completely took that away from her." Now you're saying much of it was done by other, earlier things. When did this supposed point where Grace actually had a lot of influence and allies occur? Sezer went in week 2, so it had to be before then so that his exit could be part of it "falling apart". It's hard to see Glyn as an ally then (he nominated her in week 2), and her relationship with Nikki had been rocky.
Anyway, as I already pointed out, at the time of the twist, George and Sezer were gone, and Imogen (some will tell you) was already moving away. Glyn and Nikki weren't quite what I'd call "allies".
And unless "inability to pull in any newbies" is just a loaded way to say that newbies didn't join her supposed allies, I don't know what you could have got it from. She was able to change some other peoples' minds about her, so where's the "inability"? Besides, if it was, as claimed, the twist that took away "all the power she had built up in there" / the influence and allies, then the only "newbie" who's relevant is Susie and her outside knowledge.
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“Dancing isn't just prancing around because you're unable to stand still, it's about stamina and discipline. Plus the boxes were large enough for small movements and a dancer would know how to balance their weight, therefore it was very fitting for Grace.”

Nothing I said had anything to do with the ridiculous idea that dancing is "just prancing around because you're unable to stand still". But you have to distort what I said, because my actual point is completely sound. The key to the task is not balancing your weight or making small movements. As I said, If it had been a (proper) movement task, or a strength task, or a balance task, you might have a point,
but it wasn't.
Remember that the claim about this task is that BB gave her a lifeline: that BB picked a task especially well suited to Grace in particular, so that she would win. The cries of "fix" were deafening. But it was NOT a task best suited to Grace. I saw that from the start and never thought Grace would win it.
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“Even without that, the producers knew that Grace would fight tooth and nail for it, with perhaps even enough influence to get people to throw it to her. It was a clear lifeline.”
So now
any task BB set would be a "lifeline". That's what the "lifeline" conspiracy theory comes down to: Grace had many strong qualities that would make her good at tasks, and BB set a task. A task that was unsuited to her (when many better suited ones could have been picked), but still a task. And if they thought she would " fight tooth and nail for it", they were wrong.
But at least you're recognising that Grace made progress in the task through things that weren't inherent in a "wait in boxes" task, though you declined to quote that part of my post.