Originally Posted by brightlights:
“yeah, it was pretty obvious that Helene had said that-- she might have been just playing Lucinda because she knew Lucinda didn't like Jennifer, or she might have really meant it. But the social cluelessness of Lucinda on quoting her in front of everyone-- that was mindboggling. It kind of explains how she got bullied so much. I mean, I think she was being very honest and direct but Helene understood it as backstabbing. I think she is a person who is far too upfront and honest for her own good, that nest of vipers is going to destroy her because she doesn't seem to have a devious bone in her body.
The knives will be out for her from now on. DUN!”
To be fair to Lucinda it's not like people were nice to her anyway and she didn't out and out say it. Before the boardroom people were changing tact and Lucinda came under fire. While defending herself it looked like it almost slipped out that it wasn't just her and you could see she regretted it by not wanting to say who had said it.
In the boardroom though, I guess the pressure got to her and at that point it was a lose lose situation - if she didn't name someone she'd be called a liar for not backing up her claim, and if she did (as evident) she'd still be called a liar.
I thought it was horrible the way Jennifer spoke about Lucinda when asked about her team management, clear sign that the sales group got lost in their own little self promoting world.
Then the way it was brought up by Jennifer when they were back in the house, looks like Helene and Jennifer are working together.