Depends if it continues in that way.

I missed the part where she was forced into doing what she did.

Invasion of space is usually an eviction offence and always has been in the past.

Both you and Elle are wrong she was semi provoked Lewis got his willy out again!

Because he has and risked looking bad no matter what answer he gave. Which is why he was pissed off with the question and saw it as trying to make him look bad.

If he said yes, her reaction would make him ok bad. If he says no, then he risks a story in the media making him a liar into the bargain.

I'm as passive as they come, but I couldn't say I've never punched anyone when at school.

She did not get forced, she took the greatest of delight in getting used by those other insufferable fools and she is the fool as she was used.

I'm sure that when I was a child, I probably punched my older brothers as they held me down and threatened to drool (drip spit) on me.

I agree. Anyone who does anything to another person against their will for a dare, agrees to do it because they want to and now have an excuse.

If I was saira in that situation, I'd have admitted to being jealous of her tits and asked her where she bought them.

It wasn't an exposed boob that was the issue. It was the intent behind it. It looked like it was done to ridicule and take the piss out of someone else against their will, which is why James said something.

She wasn't provoked, she was dared. She should have refused and would have been seen as a hero.

She was dared to do it.

You should have a problem with the people who dared her. She's easily lead.

You don't think there'd have been any discussions during negotiations about what big brother producers wanted from certain housemates in the house?

Reality tv professionals do what they're told, or are expected to do. Which is why I'd rather they weren't on big brother.

Not forced, but defintely provoked by Saira's constant passive aggressive attacks as explained by soilhoof in their post. Not excusing Marnie, just saying her behaviour was reactionary. Surely you don't believe Saira is some sort of innocent in all this? C'mon Sorcha, you're too clever for that.

That may usually be the case a lot of the time, but there's a reason in this case why saira was chosen as the subject of the dare.

Why does 'it was a dare' equals 'oh well that's different ' in anyone's mind, that's the thing.

I just mean she didn't come up with the idea herself.

Whether I think Saira is innocent or not is irrelevant Eve. She isn't but that's not the issue.

Marnie was out of line. In any case her behaviour has now only served to benefit Saira. Marnie is an unintelligent idiotic moron. She hasn't a clue.

Why are you being deliberately provocative towards some people that have a different opinion to yourself ?

There is no justification. Every person who's ever done anything wrong can justify their actions. Jason showed there's a different way to handle such things.

So, she is incapable of saying no, now ?
Her moral compass should have made her decide it wasn't appropriate.

Mitigating circumstances, that's all I got to say.

Lol, my name's actually Elle, usernames... you know how it is.

I know I was just quoting you because you brought up who was more responsible (those giving the dare or the suggestible person carrying it out) - and taking it as a starting point for questioning the attitude that something being a dare somehow offsets some of the responsibility.

He'll certainly make himself a target. Hopefully, he'll be given the good edit in that particular storyline.

Did that incident with bear where he poured something over him happen after this incident? Would make sense if it did, and would suggest he's already become a target because of his reaction to the Marnie incident.

I think they meant she was provoked by saira's actions throughout the day. Which is fair enough to a degree. But Jason showed you have a choice in how to react to provocation.