Big Brother not for the faint-hearted

Room session.
This was the response she gave when asked about Ebhok’s eviction. For Karen, Kim’s tears were merely fake because she was jolly shortly after Bhoke had left the House. Well, that’s beside the point.
The point here is, there are fewer Housemates and it’s becoming more and more difficult to nominate because people believe they have made friendships. A classic example is Felicia who even made reference to the Pull-Me-Pull-You task.
She said the task had made her closer to everyone in Heads because they were all tied to each other. Felicia freaked out in the Chat Room when Biggie asked her to put up two of her Housemates for possible eviction.
Biggie wasn’t about to let her go so she eventually put up Zeus and Hanni; praying that they are actually not up for possible eviction because she wouldn’t live with herself.
However, Felicia was in for a surprise because both Zeus and Hanni appeared to be the least favourite Housemates and are both up for possible eviction. So, even if Lomwe saves either of them, Felicia will still carry the guilt throughout the week. Where is the justice really?
The girl even rushed upstairs sobbing to say a little prayer in this regard. She really asked God to be on her side on this one. However, Hanni also nominated her and she wasn’t even guilty about it.
Clearly some people are playing the game here and they understand that fact. Big Brother is really not for the faint-hearted and Felicia will need to toughen up or she may just crack and give her game away. – DStv.

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