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Well they haven't been spending as much time together lately, and given Pete's glee at being declared the least Machiavellian housemate in the recent task, he may now see Aisleyne, as the mostest, as the enemy now, or something.
Pete's diffidence about matters sexual may well cause trouble outside the context of the house, but it doesn't seem to have done him any harm in there - if he'd been a bit more upfront in his dealings with any of his suitors, he'd have pretty much inevitably caused feelings to run higher, and this year anyway, avoiding conflict seems to be the best way to get on the BB house.
There was an exchange between Richard and Pete a few weeks ago, when Richard asked Pete if it was 'really wiorth going through this, just for a hundred grand.' Pete's reply was simply 'yeah.' His priority seems to be winning the money; if he's decided (I think correctly,) that getting too involved with anyone in particular would cause problems there, then he's sort of right to carry on the way he's been going, isn't he?
Interesting if not all that surprising, that on last night's highlights, once it turned out that Pete, not Mikey, had drunk Jennie and Imogen's wine, the wine very quickly ceased to be an issue. Inadvertently or not (and who knows if he's really as saint-like as he appears,) Pete enjoys the protected status of a rare tiger cub in there, and has done since about the first week - really, he'd have been nuts to have jeopardised that, wouldn't he? |
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