Mark Pfeiffer
Screenwriter
- Joined
- Jun 27, 1999
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Isn't it funny how everyone on the jury got so bent out of shape about Drew being dishonest at times even though almost all--if not every single one of them--lied in the game to try to gain an advantage? This game, more than any of the others, requires players to lie. Fellow houseguests are always asking if they're safe, if you'll agree to go along with a plan, etc. There's nowhere to go and nothing to do to avoid answering, and telling the truth about everything is likely to get you booted sooner than later. Yet somehow the jury deluded themselves into believing that they had been so much more honest and admirable than the two left. (Sorry Karen but when the non-jury houseguests called you out for your sad-eyed act whenever someone left, they were dead on.) I got the impression that no one was upset at Diane, who played a good game but who also screwed over the most people. That may change when they see the tapes.