And Bear knows it.

I don't know why but I now have the theme from "The Terminator" in my head.

I don't think Lewis is 'afraid' of anyone in there

I can't stand the guy, but he is far from gutless, I'll give him that

He doesn't cross Bear because he knows it won't work ... Bear can't be intimidated, and he can't be manipulated

He's not afraid of Bear at all and you'd soon see him challenge Bear if Bear attacked Marnie in any way. Bear is quite an average sized guy and Lewis has a lot of height and weight on him.

Wasn't he supposed to be ''falling out'' with Bear, when Bear ''attacked his Marnie'' by smearing jam on their ''nice romantic pictures''?

That seemed to have fizzled out.

(Although I did enjoy seeing him trying to rush to the diary room, whilst trying to wrestle an artist's easel through two doors. Spatial awareness is obviously not his forté LOL)

Relative size, height, and weight doesn't necessarily mean someone has the advantage in physical altercation with another person.
Take Bruce Lee (most popular master of martial arts) for example - he was about 5"7" in height, and 9 stones in weight.



I suppose I could've been clearer in what I meant about being 'afraid'.
Lewis is afraid of being on the receiving end of Bear's pranks.

I think he is only afraid of Bear because he thinks he will win it and obviously he feels its in his best interests to stay on side with the person he thinks will win

I suppose Lewis is just trying to show loyalty to his best mate in the house. It is difficult though with someone as irritating as Bear.

NO, Lewis is afraid Bear might have supporters that turn on him. Lewis is fake as ****.

I agree the squad that is no more and probably never was.
Bear has to turn to the others now!

Nobody in there knows .They only know on one occasion James got more votes than Bear and that Bear hasn't been in the bottom 2

Maybe, Its just the other day when they watched the noms back on the TV Screen and Bear popped up, Lewis shouted "Thats the winner of CBB right there"

I don't think he is afraid of him. However, Lewis is bright enough to realise that it is much better to have Bear onside than working against you. Lewis has a short fuse and if he had been provoked by Bear in the same way others have been, he would not be a happy bunny in that house. I am sure that Lewis has found Bear's antics, especially concerning food wastage, as irritating as the others, but proclaiming loyalty protects against attack.