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Peridiams summary is accurate - Rachel believed Bayleigh that Tyler was working against her and tried to flip Angela over it. She was freaking out because she believed Tyler was betraying her and started acting very erratically. She realized she was wrong later in the week, but she'd already left a trail of paranoid crying and hints of betrayal.

At that point, Angela and Kaycee had a choice - do we want to keep Rachel, who we like and have worked really closely with, but at the very first sign of pressure and being targeted began doubting her alliance and freaking out, or Brett, who has been on the block twice and is the very definition of Cool Calm and Collected, and executes misdirection speeches brilliantly with a straight face? And who all of FOUTTE desperately wants to evict and will target before us?

Not to mention, it was extremely bad gameplay of Rachel to accept going on the block as a pawn calmly and THEN start freaking out to Bayleigh about it after the noms. If she had freaked out before the noms, Bayleigh woulda backed off and put Scottie up. Instead she got herself put up and then when it was too late made things more erratic and difficult to control. She really evicted herself this week.

The only bit of misplay of Angela's is that she believes Rachel was lying to her, when Rachel was just manipulated and panicking. Either way, the read of "she may be close to me, but I cant depend on her when things are serious" seems pretty on point. They flipped on her seemingly on drop of a hat, but it does make sense.
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