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Underleveled posted...

CoolCly posted...

Peridiam posted...

I believe she thinks Brett represents an archetype of a person she loathes, instead of actually being that person.

Just like the people in this topic!

I haven't watched any of what's happened since the episode but it does sound consistent with her attitude in the past. She's always looking for a reason outside of herself to blame for her poor position in the game. It's like when she complained to Kaitlyn for siding against Swaggy that "I don't talk to anyone on the other side of the house like you do!!" as a reason why Kaitlyn is screwing her over by working with the other side. Except... you could just try talking to the other side Rockstar. Go talk to Rachel. She'll talk with you back. I promise.

But unfortunately Rachel is one cool kids so that means Rockstar can't be friends with her.

Let's be clear, I never said Brett was a bully, I said he was a boring douchbag.

That being said, it is very telling that he is only socializing with the pretty, popular people, and that he is choosing to be especially harsh on the eccentrics/outcasts, borderline threatening Scottie, and then trying to scapegoat Rockstar, the weirdo of FOUTTE, instead of Bayleigh, who the other alliance has already had issues with, Haleigh, who has already been under suspicion of flipping before, or Faysal, who could beat him up.

Falls in line with his intro where he labels his coworkers as nerds who he would never socialize with despite never even giving them a chance.

So, the interesting thing about this post is that it's responding directly to the conversation where Peridiam talks extensively about how Rockstar doesn't know Brett at all. She hates him because of this idea she has in her head about a person she knows in her life, or a type of person she believes exists. She doesn't really have any reason to believe Brett is that person. Brett doesn't do any of the things she says he does or says he is. he's just A) White B) Young C) Very Fit and D) On the other side of the house from her. That means he must be the horrible person she's familiar with.

But that's not really Brett. He's not a bully or winning because of privilige. I mean he was on the block with his best ally who went home, who shares all of his characteristics. How is that winning?

And we have all these posts doing the same thing Rockstar is. It doesn't even matter when Brett does something hilarious or entertaining or even *clever*, he's so judged that he must be part of this archetype that you guys can't even bring yourselves to admit it.
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