“Yeah, hell yeah, blow this house up” -Dee

Head of Household: Kamu
Nominees: Lyric, Mallory, LALA
POV Players: Haley, Jason, Kamu, Mallory, Lyric, LALA (Host = Angela)
POV Winner: Lyric
Veto Ceremony:  ?
Havenots: Yash, Mallory, Dee, Melody

Kamu spends Sunday morning building a case that Jason has been running the same pitch in both directions, and by 10:45 he has a plan: thirty minutes of Mallory’s tea party, then a house meeting. Dee hands him the receipts — Jason told her to keep him as a competitor against Kamu, Chuk and Haley, and told Chuk the exact same thing about Dee, Devens and Angela. Kamu lays out the deal he cut before nominations, that Jason would let Kamu direct the veto if Kamu kept him off the block, then found out Jason had promised all three nominees he’d use it on them. Dee’s only note is to keep it respectful and let people enjoy the tea party first. Devens signs on and adds that calling someone out in front of the whole house is how you get invited back on other shows. Kamu isn’t chasing the eviction — Jason may survive the week. He wants the bridges Jason has rebuilt to Angela and Haley burned before Monday’s veto ceremony. What nobody mentions is that Devens is holding the Diamond Power of Veto, Dee has known since Friday night, and both of them spend the morning telling Kamu that powers need flushing.

10:00 am Dee and Kamu

Kamu: “Or do I want to go with the route of, hey man, I heard you’ve been telling people you want to put up Chuk, Haley and myself over the last couple days. And you’ve been campaigning to people that you would put us up. And he’s also been campaigning to other people saying that he wants to put you and Devens up.”
Dee: “No, it’s not other people. It’s me and Chuk. The people on both ends. Obviously, you can’t tell him that.”
Dee: “He’s coming to me campaigning to put you three up, and then he’s campaigning to Chuk to put us three up. Obviously, he’s for sure telling that to everybody else.”
Kamu: “He’s saying it to you and Chuk?”
Dee: “On Chuk’s side, he told that to Chuk — like, hey, if you keep me, use me as a competitor, get rid of Dee, Devens and Angela. And then he told me, hey, keep me, use me as a competitor for you, Chuk and Haley.”
Dee: “He definitely told that to other people, I’m sure. But for a fact, because I mentioned it to Haley and Chuk upstairs yesterday, and Chuk goes, bro, he told me the same thing. I was like, what the f***?”
Dee: “I’m like, are you dumb? I mean, which is great. Maybe he thinks we’re not close, which is even f***ing better.”

On the deal he made before nominations:
Kamu: “But then he also told me — I made a deal with him. I told him that two days ago, on the day of the nomination ceremony. Remember I said, hey Dee, can you go get Jason?”
Dee: “Yes, and he went upstairs, right?”
Kamu: “Literally while I was talking to you, I said, Dee, the worst possible thing that could happen is that Jason gets picked to play in the veto, and then he wins, and he uses it. And while I was saying that to you, I was like, I gotta make a deal with Jason.”
Kamu: “He came up. I said, Jason, I’m not gonna put you up on the block, but I wanna strike a deal with you.”
Kamu: “And he goes, oh my gosh. He’s like, thank you so much. I was 1,000% sure you were going to put me up.”
Kamu: “And I said, dude, I’m not going to put you up, but only if you make a deal with me. If you get picked to play in the veto and you win, I get to decide how it’s used. Whether I want to use it or I want to put it down.”
Dee: “And he agreed? And you trusted him about that?”
Kamu: “I had to do it, right? Because I had to at least make a deal with him. Because what if he got picked and what if he won?”
Dee: “Yeah, you never know. And he did get picked. But he didn’t win. But yes, you had the deal.”
Kamu: “He goes, absolutely. He goes, if you don’t put me up, I will do anything you want with that veto. I was like, awesome, bro, thanks.”
Kamu: “After the nomination ceremony, he comes over and gives me a big hug. He’s like, dude, thank you so much.”
Kamu: “Yesterday before the veto, he goes, by the way, I still plan on holding up my end. He goes, if I win — because obviously he got picked — I’ll do whatever you want me to do with the veto. I was like, thank you, bro.”
Kamu: “Then, after the competition, I found out that he told everybody that was on the block: if you pick me to play, I will use the veto on you.”
Dee: “He f***ed up?”
Dee: “Bro, I’m telling you, that’s why you can’t trust him.”
Kamu: “He’s so stupid.”

Kamu: “Lala wins and picks him — but I’m gonna talk to Mallory.”
Dee: “What do you mean Lala wins and picks him?”
Kamu: “I’m sorry, Lala — she had her name pulled.”
Dee: “Yeah, and she picks him, of course.”

The plan:
Kamu: “I’m gonna ask Mallory — because I heard that he campaigned to all three of the nominees. I’m gonna talk to Mallory, I’m gonna talk to Lyric, and I’m gonna say, hey, did Jason tell you if he got picked that he would use the veto on you?”
Kamu: “And if they say yes, then what I’m thinking about doing — what if I call a house meeting today during the tea party?”
Dee: “No, don’t be an ass during the tea party.”
Dee: “Wait, that’s kind of funny. Do it.”
Dee: “When everyone’s dressed up and everyone looks cute. Oh my God.”
Dee: “Wait, hold on. First of all, I don’t think Mallory and Lyric would tell you yes. Because they’re aligned with him.”
Kamu: “I think Lyric might. Lyric was the one that told me that she doesn’t trust Jason and she’s afraid that he’s going to throw her under the bus.”
Dee: “Oh, okay. Well, that’s good.”
Kamu: “So what if I go, hey, you know what? Now that everybody’s here —”
Dee: “You’re going to call a house meeting during the tea party? Okay, give us like 30 minutes at least.”
Dee: “Yeah, hell yeah, blow this house up.”

Dee: “I love it. Just the only thing I’d say — tea party. Say it respectfully, you know? So that it doesn’t come back to you.”
Kamu: “The whole thing will be respectful.”
Dee: “Like Devens, when he was doing his thing. It was very nice. He mentioned that, but it was true. And it was, like, respectful, you know what I mean?”
Kamu: “So let’s enjoy the tea party for like 30 minutes. Let’s all have a great time. And then house meeting it is. Oh my God, I can’t wait. I live for this.”
Dee: “I live for this.”
Kamu: “I’m not 100% sure yet. I want to make sure that I talk to some people first, but I’m totally down. Because honestly, you know what? It kind of pisses me off that he keeps throwing my name out. Like, bro, why? Tell me how. I couldn’t even see the damn balls.”
Kamu: “Maybe that is my damn age. Sheesh. I couldn’t even see the damn balls coming to my face. Lord have mercy.”

On Drew:
Kamu: “Maybe I’ll tell Drew, too. He’s hilarious. But I just don’t want everyone to know. How do you feel about Drew?”
Kamu: “I like him, too. I feel like I can trust him, because he’s told me a lot of things that he did not have to tell me, which is why I trust him.”
Dee: “I feel like he does that with everyone.”
Dee: “He’s told me a lot of things, too, that I’m like, there’s no way this is real.”
Kamu: “But I think he really likes and trusts the Toolshed alliance.”
Dee: “I think he has no other option.”
Dee: “I just always see him scheming immediately, like after a conversation.”
Dee: “The other day there were, like, a bunch of rumors flying around. From all ends. I’m like, who the f***? Could be Jason, because, you know, he’s messy. I’m like, who’s good with everybody in the circles? And who wouldn’t be put up? Because we have to start thinking, like, who wouldn’t be put up ever? And that is the most well-insulated person. No one would put him up.”
Dee: “Would you put them up?”
Kamu: “No.”
Dee: “Me either.”
Kamu: “That’s bad. Not now, though.”
Dee: “No, definitely not now.”
Kamu: “Timing is everything. We have to use people until we don’t need him anymore.”
Dee: “No, but I’m definitely not telling him things, because he’s, like, super tight with Barrett.”
Dee: “But I see a world where Drew and Barrett could come for you guys.”
Kamu: “Really? Has he said it again?”
Dee: “No. No, because he knows that we’re close. But I don’t think that he’ll come for me. Just because he wouldn’t come for me doesn’t mean he won’t come for my friends.”
Dee: “The same way people will go maybe for Chuk or Haley to weaken you, or vice versa.”

Kamu: “You know what’s crazy is that I’m nowhere near as tight with Chuk and Haley as people think. I’m way closer with you and Devens than Chuk and Haley.”
Kamu: “I love them. I’m talking game. Like, I talk with you and I talk with them. It’s more than I game, yes. But everybody in the house thinks that I’m — this is what you’re talking about. I don’t even hang out with them that way.”
Dee: “I thought about that, but it’s good that you see it. Of course, I’m not dumb. I’m always open to ideas.”
Kamu: “I talk to you and I talk to Devens a lot.”
Dee: “And Devens, he’s super funny, but he’s very smart.”
Kamu: “Very, very smart. And so are you.”
Dee: “Dude, I told you when I was HOH, I pulled you aside, and I let it be known, like, hey, we’re good. I know that I’m cool with Haley and Chuk, too, but I’m always gonna look out for you.”
Kamu: “Same. Because you’re somebody — the way that I see it, I’m like, dude, you won Survivor. That’s so hard to do, but that means you know how to play the game, and I want to work with people who know how to.”
Kamu: “And protect you, and then hopefully you protect me.”
Dee: “No, hopefully I will absolutely protect you.”

Kamu on the three of them being the only ones who’ve sent anyone home:
Kamu: “We’re the only ones with blood on our hands. We’re the biggest targets in the house. We have to look out for each other.”
Dee: “And the reason I won Survivor is because I had a very good alliance called the Reba Four.”
Kamu: “Called the what?”
Dee: “Reba. R-E-B-A. It was four of us. I forgot what it even means. It’s something in Fijian.”
Dee: “But that’s what you do. You have to stay with your people and knock everybody else out. And then it’s an unspoken agreement that, hey, we’re going to come for each other at the end of the game.”
Kamu: “We battle it out, right?”
Dee: “Only one winner. But we all need that.”
Kamu: “We got to get there first.”
Dee: “The way that I see the game — I am not intimidated by a strong, smart player. I want to play with the best people, because I don’t want to get to the end of the game and look back and the world’s saying, oh, well, this person won because they played with the worst possible people, or they could manipulate them. No, I want to play with badass gamers.”
Kamu: “How badass would it be if we made it one way to the very end of the game together?”
Kamu: “That’s why I feel like I wasn’t sold on bringing in Angela. And even though Haley told her, she’s still not in 100% in terms of information that is being spoken about.”
Dee: “Because also she could blow up whenever and we never know.”
Dee: “The ending of the season is really telling. Like, if you get a shitty winner, the season as a whole —”
Kamu: “It happened last season with Ashley and Vinny. It was trash.”
Dee: “I didn’t watch it, but everyone was saying that.”
Dee: “You got me f***ed up if I go near the end and I’m, like, with shitty players. There’s no way we put three months of our lives on hold to —”
Kamu: “And to play a scared game. To not make moves.”
Dee: “Where are you going to be at the end? And then what are you going to say? Oh, yeah, I just skated. Bye.”

Kamu: “I’m so loyal to the Red Corner. Everything is about getting the Red Corner to the end.”
Dee: “The story of an alliance is the best feeling in the world.”
Kamu: “That stays loyal and makes it to the end and does what we set out to do. And then the final five of us, we battle it out.”
Dee: “That’s why, like, my season, that had never happened in years. Not just three, like four, because usually it’s duos or trios. It was never four.”
Dee: “We had the conversation beforehand, and we’re like, hey, look, we’re going to get to a point. But still, there’s so much game to be played. So why would we go against each other?”
Dee: “It’s a very simple formula. Stick with the numbers.”
Kamu: “Find people that you can be loyal to who will be loyal to you.”
Dee: “Who you can have open conversations with, because you don’t want to go three months thinking about, oh, what am I telling you? Or trying to keep up with what lie you told who. No, that is meant for the people who are not in your alliance.”

On the powers:
Kamu: “I just wonder what his power is. But even if he has a power, we flush it. We can’t be afraid of his power.”
Dee: “And the earlier we can flush power out, the better.”
Dee: “Oh my God, I know this is going to sound crazy. I’ve been hearing Jason, [Lyric], and [Lala], and Devens for the powers.”
Dee: “Can you imagine you get evicted and Julie’s like, these are the people who worked against you.”
Kamu: “Dude, I’d cry. No, I’d walk off the stage. I’d be like, all right, this is too much.”

Back to the tea party:
Dee: “And then you make it fun and you blow the tea parties up.”
Kamu: “We blow up the tea parties. This is the Big Brother Tea Party.”
Kamu: “And now, maybe it’s super low key. And then it is what it is. He says, oh no, I was lying to Lala. Okay. And then maybe Lala sits there. And we go, okay, well, freaking house meeting adjourned.”
Kamu: “Or maybe he tells me he was lying to me. Okay, well, now I know. It might not be a big thing. But at least the information will be out there for all of us.”
Kamu: “Or, best case scenario, it’s a freaking explosion.”
Dee: “Come on, praying that it’s an explosion.”
Kamu: “Me too.”
Dee: “Just for our own entertainment.”
Kamu: “I want to light the match and just toss it, and then just sit back and just gather as much info as we can.”
Dee: “Everybody’s gonna be shaking, because you know that even the nominees have been trying to go around.”
Kamu: “I think this would make the people who are on the block happy. Because they’d be like, if Jason’s sitting up there next to them, they’re going to be stoked.”

Kamu, rehearsing it out loud:
Kamu: “Unfortunately, being HOH is hard, because I had to nominate three people. Congrats, Lyric, you won. But now I have to nominate a fourth.”
Devens: “Oh my gosh. Dude, I’m just picturing Kermit. That’s going to be me.”

Kamu: “I was sitting out there on the hammock, and I was thinking about, like, which direction do I want to go with Jason? Do I have a conversation with him today at some point? Do I just put him up tomorrow? And I was like, no. Have a conversation with him.”
Kamu: “And then I was like, well, from which angle? Do I want to talk about how he threw my name out during the first blowout? Like, when the nomination ceremony popped off and the house exploded the first time and he threw my name out — do I want to give him that reason?”
Kamu: “Or do I want to talk to him about how even now, as I’m HOH, he’s telling people that he wants to put me up? So maybe I go that route.”
Kamu: “Or maybe I ask him, hey man, Lala picked you. Was she under the impression that you were gonna use the veto on her, or would you have held up your end of the deal?”
Kamu: “And then I started thinking, it doesn’t matter what I say to him. If we’re in private, he’s gonna lie. So what if I just call him out in front of everybody?”
Kamu: “And I was like, I don’t wanna call a house meeting — but we do have a tea party. There is a tea party.”
Devens: “Let everybody enjoy their tea for a little bit. For 30 minutes. But before things wind down — hey guys.”
Kamu: “I just wanted to say.”
Devens: “Bro. Bro. I love it.”
Devens: “Because at that point — I know this isn’t why you’re doing it, but that’s how you can get invited on other shows. That is a big reason, though.”
Devens: “Strategically makes total sense. He can keep whispering, but if you do it in front of everybody, they all know. Like, we did this last week.”
Kamu: “Yeah, I know, dude, it’s the same thing.”
Devens: “And you went on an apology tour and said it wouldn’t happen again.”

Kamu: “I was thinking about it on the hammock, and I’m like, dude, it makes sense to do it. And then I saw Dee walking, and I was like, Dee, come here. And I ran up to her, and I was like, hey, I just had this idea. What do you think? And she was like, yeah.”
Kamu: “And I told her, I said, I want to talk to Devens first, but I don’t want to talk to anybody else.”
Devens: “I’m totally into it. And if there’s something you need from me, just to chime in or whatever, just let me know. I’m there.”
Kamu: “You guys are the only two — Dee, and then run it by you.”
Devens: “I’m a big fan of the idea.”

Kamu: “And dude, maybe it’s super low-key, and he just goes, you know what, I did tell the nominees that I would use it on them, but I was going to be loyal to you. Okay — and then meeting adjourned, but now they know that he was lying.”
Kamu: “But either way, you just stay even keel the whole time. Just dropping some facts. I just want to get to the bottom of this so that I make the best decision possible.”
Kamu: “And if it’s low-key, cool. I hope that, like, Lala blows up, because that’d be sick. I hope there’s a blow-up.”
Kamu: “But if not, then at the very least we get the information out in front of everybody. Because here’s what I want to do.”
Kamu: “He might stay this week, but I want him to have nobody.”
Kamu: “He’s already started building some of his relationships back. He and Angela are in a much better place. She would vote with us, but he and Angela are in a much better place. He and Haley are in a much better place. He’s starting to rebuild.”
Kamu: “I want to burn down any bridge he’s started putting in place. And so that if he’s here next week, he’s got nobody, and nobody trusts him.”
Devens: “And if he has a power, we flush the power. I like it. And we look to take him on next week.”
Devens: “And if for some reason we’re not HOH — like, as a group — maybe he’s still the target.”
Kamu: “If the other side of the house wins, who’s cool with him, Jason might be able to get in their ear. And I want no one to be able to trust that.”
Kamu: “And dude, honestly, it’s so stupid that he’s throwing out my name to people.”

Devens: “I think because she’s from Hawaii, she thinks she can get away with it.”
Kamu: “Oh, she’s right there.”
Devens: “But no, I think if I play my cards right, I can get her to use —”

11:20 AM — Kamu and Mallory, storage room

Mallory: “Are you still going to do him for the renom, you think?”
Kamu: “Yeah.”
Mallory: “Okay.”
Kamu: “Please keep that between us.”
Mallory: “I will, I will. But just so you know, he thinks that. Like, he thinks —”
Kamu: “That’s fine.”
Mallory: “I didn’t tell him, but he does think that.”

Mallory: “You could be honest. If I’m sitting next to Lala, do you think I’ll stay? Like, I’m still going to campaign and stuff?”
Kamu: “Campaign. Because I can’t vote.”
Kamu: “But if you’re sitting next to Jason, you 100% stay.”
Kamu: “Honestly, I really want you to beat Jason and come off the Blockbuster. Like, for me, that’s ideal. To have Jason and Lala sitting next to each other is exactly what I want. I want you to take yourself off.”
Mallory: “I know. I want that, too.”
Kamu: “If you’re sitting next to Lala, as of right now, I don’t know how the votes go, because everybody’s kind of talking about getting Jason out. That’s what the house wants.”
Kamu: “I appreciate you answering that question, because there are different things floating around right now, and I just wanted to go to the source and find out if he made a deal with you.”
Mallory: “Yeah, I wasn’t going to pick him. I wasn’t going to pick him if I got Houseguest’s Choice.”
Kamu: “Okay, yeah, no, that’s totally cool. It really has nothing to do with you. It has more to do with Jason and what he’s telling people.”
Mallory: “Okay, yeah, I mean, don’t say that I told you that.”

Kamu: “I had a deal with Jason on the side. I said, hey Jason, if I don’t put you up — then if you get picked to play in the veto and you win, I get to decide how the veto’s used, if at all.”
Kamu: “And he was like, dude, I swear, yes, absolutely. He’s like, dude, thank you so much. If you don’t put me up on the block, I absolutely will do whatever you want with the veto.”
Kamu: “And then when he got picked to play yesterday — so obviously Lala picked him — we talked in the backyard and he pulled me. He’s like, hey man, I just want to let you know that I still plan on honoring our agreement. If I win today, I will do whatever you want me to do with the veto, if you want me to even use it at all. I said, okay, cool.”
Kamu: “But then I started hearing that he told all of the nominees. Lala — you just confirmed it as well. I haven’t talked to Lyric yet.”
Kamu: “How close is Lyric with Jason, if you don’t mind me asking?”
Mallory: “I know, after everything that happened with Devens’s HOH, I don’t think she completely trusts him. But they’re definitely friends. I don’t know how close she is with him on a game level. I don’t think it’s a lot.”
Kamu: “Because I trust you. I trust that you won’t go back and tell Jason that I asked you this question. I’m hoping.”
Mallory: “I really don’t think she would. She likes to keep her cards very close to her chest. Which is good. There’s stuff she doesn’t even tell me. So I think she’s smart like that, and she knows people talk. I don’t think she’ll tell him.”
Kamu: “The issue that I’m seeing now is Jason is kind of doing what got him in trouble the first time. He’s playing both sides. He’s playing everybody.”
Mallory: “I would be very surprised if he didn’t tell Lyric the same thing.”
Kamu: “So would I. I’m still going to have a conversation with her just to confirm. Because what I wonder is, what if he would have won the veto? Would he have used it on Lala?”
Mallory: “I’m out. Thank you.”

11:20 am Angela and Dee

Angela: “Listen, I’m not totally worried about Drew at this moment, but he’s definitely a threat. I know he’s probably made a final two with some strong guys in this house. That’s fine. It’s going to happen.”
Angela: “The only thing is, I’m just worried that he’s going to get in with Kamu. And I feel like Kamu’s one of the stronger competitors in the house. He’s likable. Even people that are on the block right now aren’t hating him. Not even Lala. So we need to keep him as close as possible.”
Angela: “At some point, I would love to get together with the meeting. I don’t know how or when.”
Dee: “Like the six of us?”
Angela: “Yes. Just to really be solid.”
Dee: “We gotta stay strong, because they’re coming.”
Dee: “I think if one of us gets an HOH at some point, it would be fun to bring up the point of how Drew’s been doing what he’s been doing to Kamu. And see if Kamu — then we know. We know what side he’s on.”
Dee: “We’ve already planted the seeds. We can’t keep pushing.”
Angela: “Then they’re going to be like, oh, let’s keep him. So we can’t keep planting the seeds.”
Angela: “And I’m trying to be — not fake, but better with Drew. Playing with him and stuff. I’m working on that.”

Dee, on Kamu’s plan:
Dee: “He’s gonna, during the tea party — like, hey guys. And I told him, yes, do it, great idea.”
Dee: “He wants to do a house meeting during the tea party because Jason has been telling everyone.”
Dee: “So Jason and Kamu made a pact that if Kamu doesn’t put him up as a nominee — or if Jason wins the veto, he uses the veto however Kamu tells him to, right?”
Dee: “He comes to me and tells me, hey, keep me so I can take out those three cool kids. But then he goes to them and says, keep me so I can take out those three icons.”
Dee: “Today Kamu said, I go during the tea party. He’s like, I want to run this by you. I’m like, yes, whatever you say, King. Whatever, yes. You’re such a genius. You’re making great TV. Don’t you want to be remembered as a legend? And he’s like, yeah, yeah.”
Dee: “People get remembered and get called back for the big moments in the game.”
Dee: “He’s going to hold a house meeting and basically call Jason out — say, Jason, you told me that you were going to keep the nominations the same, but you are telling them something different. He’s going to talk to Lyric and Mallory.”
Dee: “It’s a stupid-ass plan, but it works great for all of us.”

Dee, on a conversation with Drew:
Dee: “Drew asked me, like, who’s someone you despise in the house? So I took a little bit to think, because I’m like, who’s someone that Drew could hate? And I said Chuk — because me and Chuk, I like Chuk. I love Chuk. We’re not seen together, whatever.”
Dee: “And then Drew goes, oh my God, I f***ing hate [name].”
Angela: “Oh God, you got so much good stuff.”
Dee: “We have to feed this in them. Not right now, but just know that Drew doesn’t like him.”
Angela: “That’s amazing.”

Angela: “See, that’s what I’m worried about. That right there is the little bits that I was worried about. I just worry that maybe his head wouldn’t be completely on the six and looking for other things — because he’d be silly not to.”
Dee: “Everyone’s looking for something, but they cannot hit on us first yet. They cannot, because we will flip so quick.”
Dee: “I don’t see it yet. Are they thinking about it? Absolutely. Are they making plans to get us out? Absolutely. But guess what? It’s going to be too late. Too freaking late. You should have been putting us up already. What are you doing?”
Angela: “I’m building my relationships with the girls. Like, I’m really trying. And I like them, so it makes it easy.”

Dee: “So in your opinion, you think Jason’s going home?”
Angela: “I do think so, yeah.”
Dee: “Yeah, I do think he’s getting backdoored. We fueled the fire.”
Angela: “Okay, I look forward to this house meeting, girl. Thank you so much for the heads up. Does Devens know about this house meeting?”
Dee: “I don’t think so. He said I told you first.”
Dee: “Okay, come on. I’m not an idiot, bro. Like, if I’m the first — we’re not even that close.”
Dee: “What do you mean, you’re not that close to Chuk and Haley? We’re not that close either, so what the f***?”
Angela: “Maybe perception on things.”

Angela: “I’ve been reevaluating a lot of the things that Drew has been saying, and thinking also about Jason. Like, maybe Jason didn’t say those things about me.”
Dee: “Maybe he didn’t. Either way, Jason’s got to go.”
Dee: “Because he will definitely come for you and Devens.”
Angela: “But sometimes I look at Jason when he talks to me and I feel like he’s so genuine. Like last night, he came and talked to me.”
Dee: “Yep, that’s a problem.”
Angela: “I just felt like he was so genuine with me and everything. Like I could see him, you know what I mean?”
Dee: “I feel that too, because I really like him also.”
Angela: “I do. Even after everything, I still like him.”

On Lala:
Dee: “I talked Lala off the ledge yesterday and we had such a good talk. Oh my God. I really, really fing love her.”
Angela: “I love her. I do. I feel like she’s supposed to be my friend.”
Dee: “Yeah, she is. And you will be.”
Angela: “I think we will be.”
Dee: “You absolutely will be friends forever.”
Angela: “I hope so.”
Dee: “Yeah, she’s pretty real.”
Angela: “So, she ain’t going home this week.”
Dee: “F no.”

On Mallory:
Angela: “Do you think that Mallory really would say — she doesn’t talk like that, Dee — to say, I’m getting rid of Dee. I can’t imagine that coming out of her mouth. I promise you, I cannot.”
Angela: “Maybe I’m being gullible or whatever. But she doesn’t talk like that. And I talk to her about game.”
Dee: “So between the three, it’s Jason, Lala, Mallory.”
Dee: “The block between Mallory and Lala? So it’s either Lala or Mallory.”
Dee: “You would consider taking Lala out?”
Angela: “Well, yeah, I would, but —”
Dee: “Over Mallory?”
Angela: “No. No, no, no. I would not.”
Dee: “You guys are super close.”
Angela: “I would never take out Lala.”
Dee: “Okay, right. So, like, that’s what I’m saying, between Mallory and Lala.”
Angela: “Of course I’m not taking out Lala.”
Dee: “Right, so Mallory has to go.”
Angela: “Yes, if it comes down to that.”
Dee: “And if it’s Jason against anyone, Jason goes.”

Dee: “Listen, I do think he’s gonna backdoor Jason. If he doesn’t backdoor Jason, that would be f***ing crazy. Now, could there have been talks about backdooring one of us? Absolutely.”
Angela: “Oh, we know that’s already happened. I knew that was gonna happen coming in.”

Angela: “I promise you, I don’t remember the source. But she might have said it in a sweeter way, like, oh, well, Dee put me up. More like that.”
Angela: “You’re my number one, so if that’s a threat to you, I’ll do what you need to.”
Dee: “It’s not even like — I don’t care that because I put her up, she wants to put me up. That is understandable. But she’s a good competitor. She’s strong. She’s not going to be with us as a whole.”
Dee: “That’s one less number for Barrett.”
Dee: “Could he vote with the other side if he had to? Oh, yeah. Him and Drew could do it.”

Angela: “Sometimes it’s hard for me to compartmentalize game and personal. Not enough to ever say I’m jeopardizing you or Devens.”
Dee: “Never. You’re always my number one.”
Angela: “Your number one is number two, but my number one’s —”
Angela: “You start to — your heart, you know, you hear their stories, you connect. I see things in people and I’m like, aw. And then I start to love them a little bit, which is weird. But I do.”
Dee: “I want to have relationships with some of these people, because my God, they’re great. But I also know my job is to protect you guys. And to stay together, because that’s what works. And that’s what I’ll do. Anybody for you.”
Dee: “Even Devens. Obviously not right now, but in the future.”
Dee: “But I will go to anybody. Just say the word and we’ll figure it out.”
Angela: “Should I be paranoid?”
Dee: “No. We’re in such a good place right now. We’re lucky girls. I just wake up so grateful every day.”

12:53 pm Feeds have gotten too hot for me.

Kamu spent Sunday morning building a case that Jason tells different people different things, and he built it with the only two people in the house who are actively lying to him. Dee listed Devens among the players she’d heard had powers, three days after Devens walked her through the Diamond Power of Veto mechanics in the storage room. Devens sat here and said if Jason has a power, they flush it. Kamu told Devens he and Dee are the only two who know, which is exactly the pair the Dapper Dans said would never see them coming.

The plan itself is set. Thirty minutes of tea, then Kamu calls it. He isn’t chasing the eviction — Jason may well survive the week. He’s chasing the bridges Jason has rebuilt to Angela and Haley since the Week 2 blowup, and he wants them gone before Monday’s ceremony puts Jason on the block anyway.