Hgs do not know the real Jason?
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Hgs do not know the real Jason?
Kristylovesbb | Sunday, September 15, 2002 - 12:50 pm     Jason just told the hgs that they do not know the real Jason and that he only showed the true Jason to Roddy once and it surprised Roddy. |
Ptomaine | Sunday, September 15, 2002 - 12:54 pm     That's a bit out of context. Jason told Lisa and Dani that in the context of the game, he let Roddy think that he was weak and wouldn't be able to play the game. Jason said that when he confronted Roddy in the HOH, Roddy saw more of Jason than what Roddy knew before--the real Jason. Jason said that in this house, they have not seen Jason be that firm, and that Lisa and Dani will be surprise to see the HOH session. [comment: it wasn't show it's in entirety, so they will have to read the transcript] |
Curlyq | Sunday, September 15, 2002 - 12:55 pm     I'm thinking he was referring to his conversation in the HOH when Roddy talked him out of putting him up. He did come at him with some good points and seemed to hold his own. It's just too bad he fell for the guilt trip and caved when it came time to nominate. |
Ptomaine | Sunday, September 15, 2002 - 01:00 pm     I do like the rebuttal to Roddy's trying to guilt Jason. Jason replied that he doesn't like Roddy using their friendship to prohibit Jason from playing the game. I really do believe that Jason did not nominate Roddy mainly due to the promise he made to Chiara, and the deal he made with Roddy; and not guilt. In evicting Marc, Jason did look directly at Marc and delivered a brutally honest speech. That was more guilt-ridden, than nominating Roddy. |
Battlestar | Sunday, September 15, 2002 - 01:02 pm     I find no fault in Jason not nominating Roddy. In fact, he stood up to Danielle by not doing so. |
Duchess | Sunday, September 15, 2002 - 01:16 pm     Not sure I heard it right, but did Amy mention in her DR entry last night that Jason wasn't running around trying to form any alliance? LOL. Yeah, he is that good! Also I agree that Jason didn't take the risk of nominating Roddy without any definite guarantee that Roddy would be evicted. It just wasn't the right time. |
Dee723 | Sunday, September 15, 2002 - 01:17 pm     No he didn't stand up to Danielle, he totally backed down to Roddy. He can use the promise he made to Chiara as an excuse, but that whole day he had planned to nominate Roddy until Roddy got him alone and pulled every trick in the book. |
Curlyq | Sunday, September 15, 2002 - 01:20 pm     Hmm. I could agree that Jason spared Roddy in defiance of Danielle in order to keep his promise to Chiara (although she has said in chat that it was Roddy and not her who asked for this promise) if it were not for the fact that when directly questioned about his decision he told Julie Chen that the reason for his decision was that he'd been told that Roddy had saved him several times in the past. That's all I meant by guilt. He did turn around and vote him out later so I guess he got over it fairly quickly. I also think they all got a little taste of the real Jason when he resolutely voted Marcellas out of the house. He didn't let the emotions of the moment affect his decision at all. |
Ptomaine | Sunday, September 15, 2002 - 02:36 pm     Dani and Jason have an alliance, they are equal partners. Dani wanted Roddy out because that was in her best interest. After the HOH session, it was in Jason's best interest to keep Roddy. Gerry was an equal threat at that point. I would not classify it as a "defiance". Jason's promise to Chiara was made in the BY. Chiara asked Jason to take care of Roddy in her absense. The suggestion that they don't nominate each other was made by Roddy specifically (we saw this in the TV-episode), and Chiara was present. We also saw from the TV-episode that Jason verbatim explained the reason why he didn't nominate Roddy to Lisa. Jason stated specifically that it was due to Roddy's deal made in the presence of Chiara. I have no doubt that Jason would have felt guilty if he nominated Roddy. But I don't believe that guilt was a factor in this. Roddy did talk himself out of this, only by giving Jason his word that what he told Jason in the HOH session is true. All his standard manipulating tactic was rebutted by Jason. This was one of the best confrontation with Roddy. Roddy even remarked about this to Lisa in one of their hammock session, saying how strange Jason was in this discussion. Roddy stated that Jason had a way of saying things directly as if Jason was right and wouldn't back down. Roddy then tells Lisa that he is now afraid to talk about the game with Jason because he doesn't know of Jason would react. For this reason, Roddy did not talk game with Jason when Gerry was on the block, or when Roddy himself was on the block. Only if we have these feeds recorded, instead of transcribed. |
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