Janelle takes a seat next to Dr. Delicious as James gets to the point. “Janey, so what happened?” he probes, as Janelle’s eyes twinkle with the back-story of her eviction. Will asks if he can guess, and nails the scenario with one hypothetical. Janelle sighs, “Erika’s a backstabbing b-i-t-c-h,” at which Danielle scoffs, “Uh, ya think? Warned you!” Janelle gets passionate about her next point--“The ultimate floater. Please, god, do not let Erika win”--then begs the fates, “Do not let a floater win this game.” Danielle makes a good point in defense of her former ally: Erika never lied about her position as a floater, and was obvious about it from the beginning.
PLAYING THE PLAYERS
Danielle makes another good point, accusing the Jurors of double standards when reviewing Boogie and Erika’s similar game-play. “When a female’s the villain, it’s disgusting,” she insists, “But Boogie did the same thing,” and yet they are not finding fault in Boogie’s behavior. Danielle reminds everyone that they had three chances to vote Erika out, but never acted on the opportunity. Danielle also takes issue with Janelle’s argument that Erika showed no loyalty throughout the game. “There’s no rule that says you can’t only be loyal to yourself,” Danielle smiles, as James backs her up. “We can say Boogie rode (Will’s) coattails, but Erika tried to ride everyone else’s coattails,” James asserts accusingly. “She didn’t orchestrate anything,” Unconvinced, Marcellas claims, “Boogie played a dirty game.” Will can’t help but make it personal, admitting he liked Erika’s game, but adds that personally, “Erika disgusts me.”
Janelle stops the conversation for a moment, reminding everyone, “It is a game. (Chilltown) played a bigger game on us than we did on them, and shouldn’t you recognize (that)?” Never a man of many informative words, Howie suddenly defends Erika as having played them all, and the only people responsible for her being in the Final Two are the Jurors themselves. Danielle wraps up the meeting, asking one last pledge of her crew: “Do not make this personal.”
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