NAKOMIS TAKES OVER, MICHAEL SEES HIS FATHER

Nakomis is positively gleeful as she moves into the HOH room. In a tender moment, she gives the photograph of her father, who happens to be Michael's father as well, to Michael.

In the Diary Room, Will is asked for his view on his housemates' fashion sense, and he lets it rip. Jase gets the worst of it as Will notes, "It's hard to focus on what he's wearing when all you see are these two gigantic pit stains." Of Marvin, Will says what seems to be on everyone's mind, that he wants to rip the dog collar from Marvin's neck. Even gentle Nakomis does not escape Will's withering wit as he suggests she always looks as though she just stepped off a skateboard, adding that she's very "granola, with some skull and crossbones thrown in." (We also learn that Nakomis owns between 47 and 54 flannel shirts. Her penchant for exact numbers resurfaces later when she says she has between 10 and 19 cigarettes a day.) Will's final swipe targets Karen, and he says, "Put down the blue eye shadow and the corked wedges and just step out of 1985."

ALLIANCES SHIFT LIKE QUICKSAND

Drew and Diane continue to make nice, and in an extended conversation on the hammock, he confides that he feels so much better not being as tied down to the Four Horsemen. Diane explains that she, Adria and Natalie knew that Drew was a good person, even though he was doing bad things, and that he would eventually see the light.

Recognizing that he is up the proverbial creek without the proverbial paddle, Jase starts trying to suggest that he has turned over a new leaf. His first plan of attack is to be super-annoying. In this super-annoying phase, he tapes together cereal boxes to create a sign, which he spray paints with the inscription, "Starting Alliance, Join Today." Hanging it from his neck, he walks around the House banging pots and pans and chanting, "Find the truth. Start the alliance with Jase today. Save yourselves." His strategy is to be so upsetting that the HouseGuests will want to take him to the Final Two to ensure a win for whoever isn't Jase.