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I agree. It's not as if they all get a personal copy at the end of the experience. I've said it before he's the smartest one in there
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I'm very surprised that you think we are seeing anything of the real Stephen Bear. In my view he is playing a role and we know very little of his real character other than this is something that he is prepared to do to earn a crust.
And, as for outside the house, he dumped his gf without even a backward glance -to coin his favourite word " ruthless" or as he pronounces it "roofless".....Let's see what Chloe says after he has outlived his use for her . |
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So then why did he do it this way - why not talk to them like a reasonable human being ?
It had nothing to do with adding his opinion - it was just an excuse to provoke them as this was an ( albeit infantile ) task which unexpectedly had them enjoying .
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I don't understand this Bear character at all
![]() I have only seen him, 'being himself' twice !! The first time, in the diary room, where he looked terrified, after being ordered to sit down by the Security guard ![]() The second time, when he had had coffee poured over him by James & retaliated - he had a look of fury & spite on his face. He, also showed spite, last night, during the Yearbook incident. Who is he ? What is he really like, I wonder ? |
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Well I both think we know the answer to that, don't we? If you think Bear is going to start behaving like a reasonable human being anytime soon, then you haven't been paying attention!
![]() ![]() If he does start acting reasonably - send him off for a scan - stat. |
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I've just posted something along those lines... (Feel free to take a look if you like lol)
![]() He IS calculated, he's clever & knows EXACTLY what's he's doing. He's an Emotional Vampire & he's using Emotional Terrorism as his weapon - their reaction to feed on... Eroding people's souls/energy/happiness with his constant dripping tap of mind games. Twisted man. don't you think you're getting a bit carried away here ? |
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Well if that is the case he deserves an Oscar for an acting performance worthy of Jack Nicholson or Anthony Hopkins.
Now I know you can't believe that to be true. The answer is somewhere in the middle. We are obviously getting a HM who is playing a role to do well / gain attention in a game show. It's not that hard a task for him because he has done it before. |
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I was giving him lots of leeway so far but that episode made no sense whatsoever . His stupid, idiotic actions now are going to isolate him from everyone in there . More and more he's looking like a pathetic, selfish creature who seems unable to empathise with anyone .
I bet he's lost a lot of support after last nights HLs and his place in the house is no longer guaranteed .. |
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Don't think bear got much attention when he was a baby. I think its warped his mind. Thats why he has become such a spiteful person! His mother should hang her head in shame. That kid wasn't brought up he was dragged up.
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While I agree that the book had no intrinsic value and would indeed probably be either chucked in a skip or, maybe given as a BB comp prize but it was a nice moment for the HMs. They had "played nicely" together, managed to get on without major nastiness and the book was a symbol of that. So what does he do? Defaces and destroys it! It is like a small nasty boy pulling the wings off butterflies because someone has said how beautiful they are. He is so calculating - now what did these people like so I can destroy it & deprive them of it? Already done the coffee, so we will move on to the book. He is devoid of empathy, he is genuinely in need of medical intervention, he is a thoroughly unpleasant person.
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While I agree that the book had no intrinsic value and would indeed probably be either chucked in a skip or, maybe given as a BB comp prize but it was a nice moment for the HMs. They had "played nicely" together, managed to get on without major nastiness and the book was a symbol of that. So what does he do? Defaces and destroys it! It is like a small nasty boy pulling the wings off butterflies because someone has said how beautiful they are. He is so calculating - now what did these people like so I can destroy it & deprive them of it? Already done the coffee, so we will move on to the book. He is devoid of empathy, he is genuinely in need of medical intervention, he is a thoroughly unpleasant person.
He really stooped to a new low doing that. It was such an innocent day and the delight the hm's took in something as simple as a year book..... For me his actions were very telling. Hateful & bitter beyond belief ![]()
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While I agree that the book had no intrinsic value and would indeed probably be either chucked in a skip or, maybe given as a BB comp prize but it was a nice moment for the HMs. They had "played nicely" together, managed to get on without major nastiness and the book was a symbol of that. So what does he do? Defaces and destroys it! It is like a small nasty boy pulling the wings off butterflies because someone has said how beautiful they are. He is so calculating - now what did these people like so I can destroy it & deprive them of it? Already done the coffee, so we will move on to the book. He is devoid of empathy, he is genuinely in need of medical intervention, he is a thoroughly unpleasant person.
Shame he couldn't help himself. |
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Defacing the school book is of zero meaning. The book means nothing. It would most likely end up in a skip after the show. It's a prop. it's a pointless momentary task.
Bear's talent is that he recognises that almost all of the house experience is of no importance at all. |
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You have it spot on. Damaged and spiteful.
He really stooped to a new low doing that. It was such an innocent day and the delight the hm's took in something as simple as a year book..... For me his actions were very telling. Hateful & bitter beyond belief ![]() ![]() I see him as an actor playing a role now, the behaviour comes from a genuine place, make no mistake, that's who he is but he's ramped it up for BB It's one thing to do that kind of thing because that's how you genuinely feel (behaviour that would benefit from actual therapy) but to maliciously do it for effect is something else. Shame on him and the show. |
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You have it spot on. Damaged and spiteful.
He really stooped to a new low doing that. It was such an innocent day and the delight the hm's took in something as simple as a year book..... For me his actions were very telling. Hateful & bitter beyond belief ![]() ![]() He cannot cope unless it's all focussed on him ( negative or positive ) - but mainly acting like a manipulative, egocentric, egomaniac ManChild - childish and odd behaviour for a 26 yr old |
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Exactly . And if you can still bear to watch : any time anyone else is getting attention - he has to get his oar in - even on the last live eviction and any other occasion prior and post this...
He cannot cope unless it's all focussed on him ( negative or positive ) - but mainly acting like a manipulative, egocentric, egomaniac ManChild - childish and odd behaviour for a 26 yr old |
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Don't think bear got much attention when he was a baby. I think its warped his mind. Thats why he has become such a spiteful person! His mother should hang her head in shame. That kid wasn't brought up he was dragged up.
Great line . I wished someone in there like Whale would say it to him . Might bring him to his senses but maybe not .
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Bear is a sociopath, plain and simple.
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Great line . I wished someone in there like Whale would say it to him . Might bring him to his senses but maybe not ."Ere mate, you must av a terrible muvver, she's done a right number on you aint she? Bet she completely ignored you when you woz a kid innit?" |
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Opportunities for Bear's mischief are quite few and far between without vandalising the fixtures and fittings or other HMs' stuff - which I believe he has steered fairly clear of so far. So food is an obvious one - a grey area because the food is communal. The yearbook was an opportunity which Bear was not going to let pass by.
His reasoning was sound - he was just adding his opinion to another 2 HMs' opinion. As for all this he destroyed the book by people ...get a bloody grip it was a bit of bloody Jam ,that they could easily have wiped off if they were that bothered .. |
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BIB ...Exactly !!!!!!!!!!
As for all this he destroyed the book by people ...get a bloody grip it was a bit of bloody Jam ,that they could easily have wiped off if they were that bothered .. Really...It was his intention to deface and damage a part of a day that the houseemates enjoyed. What part of that escapes you. Genuine question. It bothered him enough to act spitefully and destroy it.
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BIB ...Exactly !!!!!!!!!!
As for all this he destroyed the book by people ...get a bloody grip it was a bit of bloody Jam ,that they could easily have wiped off if they were that bothered .. |
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As has been said several times up-thread - it was his motivation to destroy what the book symbolised that bothered them.
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