‘Big Brother 15’ live feed spoilers: Elissa’s debacle, and the end of the Mom Squad?
Well, we wonder if this is what the “Big Brother 15” producers were hoping for when they first cast Rachel Reilly’s sister on the season: Someone who causes drama at almost every turn.
This was a complete disaster on Elissa Slater’s part today, and it has basically painted a huge target on her back next week, especially since she cannot win the Veto. Maybe her motivation is that she wants Aaryn out so badly because she’s got some sort of secret feeling that America wants her out that she’ll do whatever it takes to make it happen; or, maybe she’s just a woman on a mission. We admire her integrity in wanting to get out an awful person, but what she fails to grasp at times is that few people who play “Big Brother” play it to show off their integrity. This is a game where lying, cheating and backstabbing is part of every day life.
The biggest fight of the day started today when Elissa went to Kaitlin and ratted out the entire plan to get Kaitlin out of the house. Aaryn overheard it, and then spread it around. When this got back to Elissa, she denied it and accused Aaryn of being a liar. Aaryn has lied plenty, but not about this, and there were hysterics, shouting matches, and at one point Elissa randomly blaming Judd for everything even though he was a minor player in the strategy of trying to get Kaitlin out of the game.
So what transpired eventually? A house meeting! Sort of. The only people not present were Amanda, McCrae, and Candice, who managed to literally sleep through almost the entire scope of this insanity. There was nothing really accomplished here save for back-and-forth conversations, but the biggest thing we took from the whole evening is that Helen of all people now seems to want to kick Elissa to the curb over her behavior. It’s hard to be an ally with a loose cannon, especially someone who thinks for themselves constantly and makes it obvious. You have to think for yourself in the “Big Brother” game, but you also need discretion, not to walk around riding on your moral high horse in a house built on lies.
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