THERE’S NO ‘I’ IN TEAM
Erika comes clean to Danielle that she neithr believes in nor trusts either of the nominees. Danielle defends James, reminding her that he “put his neck on the line for (his) alliance” by throwing the PoV Competition. Erika points out that he put himself at risk “for you, but not for me.” Danielle wants to protect James for her own sake, as he is the only one she truly trusts. Danielle seems tired and a little crestfallen when she asks Janelle later on if she wants “to call a truce…a one week truce.” Caught off-guard by the offer, Janelle “paused for what seemed like an eternity because (she) didn’t really know what to say, so (she) just said yes,“ but cautions that she has learned “to lie to the enemy.” Danielle intimates that she knows Chilltown are floaters and admits as much later in the Diary Room: “I need to knock Chilltown down. Those two need to be separated.”
James tries to heal his “rift” with Janelle, discussing their old alliance, but Janey is holding her bible and is not susceptible to his charms, keeping her wits about her. In an effort to procure votes, James joins Will, who is pumping iron in the backyard. “So,” he smirks, “am I going to be another Howie this week?” Will acts surprised by James’ insecurity, asking, “Are you worried?” James seems embarrassed by his vulnerability, admitting, “You know how it gets. Paranoia…I guess Danielle is worried, and that’s what getting me worried.” “I wouldn’t even concern myself,” Will grunts between lifting sets.
After cleaning himself up a bit, Will catches Danielle stressing about James’ potential eviction. She is obviously emotional as she warns that if Will and Boogie change their vote, it won’t bode well for them: “I can’t have you guys do that.” But Will doesn’t reassure her that they will keep James. She later breaks into tears in the Diary Room fearing Chilltown’s betrayal is imminent, “He can’t walk out that door.” Will returns to the HoH, where he tells Boogie they have to kick out James or he will come after him (Will) next week. But Boogie worries that without Danielle on board they might not be able to vote James out. “For me, there’s no turning back,” Will declares, but Boogie is worried. Will agrees, to a point: “If Danielle is not ok with this, she’s coming after us, she will not support us, and we’re alone.” Will doesn’t seem as fazed by that thought as Boogie does.
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