Is Ruth closing in or condescending? How many words does Capricorn know? And what does Big Brother do when Yossi speaks? • The Big Brother is a first grade therapeutic

• High language. Capricorn // screenshot

If last time we wrote about the uncertain quarrel of Ronan and Lior, which sticks to all kinds of little quarrels of side people, this time the quarrel became a huge monster that, despite being full of testosterone - is still unclear what started it ("You want to be the king of the house" - "No, you want to be the king of the house"), and all she can say is that she has exhausted herself in every way possible. It's a shame Ronan and Lior themselves don't see it, and they want to continue the dreary fight until someone gets too close to each other's faces and gets beaten.

What is interesting, though, is everything that happened between Ruth and Yossi (and Gedi, who was pushed with all their might). Remember, in the middle of a discussion on the women's right to vote on the mission, Yossi asked Ruth "Then calm down?" He probably didn't really understand the historical implications of saying this sentence, but you can definitely understand why Ruth was harmed, ended the hearing and fled to the courtyard.

But wait, someone stole Ruth's thunder. Surprisingly, Yossi himself was offended by the fact that Ruth was offended by him, and Asif, Gadi and Tikva (without Amelie, she stayed behind to catch the fire, say Ruth was wrong and even warm Yossi) came to tell her that Yossi was hurt and he is a grown man and comes from another world.

That is true, but nothing justified the riot created on Ruth. She didn't hurt Yossi, didn't rage at him or curse him (unlike Gadi, who cursed her in the first moment he had a chance), but her seclusion within herself made all the people around her think that they were condescending, because when they hurt, they screamed and hurt each other, not knowing The less blatant version - go to the room, gather inside yourself and be quiet.

It turns out that sin is the greatest sin: disrespect, because she does not say "penance," "ostrich," or "I will wash your dishes instead," and because it is difficult for her to speak to Capricorn, whoever speaks to him must do it in the most punctured and short words possible, and try Ignore sarcastic comments he makes in the middle of conversations with him, which he calls "humor." Capricorn wants to come and talk to him, but in words he can understand, and since it's about 500 words (plus "pretty much," someone is teaching him right now), it's understandable why she prefers to talk to other people.

Wait, we're not done. Gadi complained that Ruth spoke to him disgustingly, ending the sentence with "Go to Elf Azazel." Ruth, instead of answering him or the hope that came to trouble her as well, quietly went to Nest. Anyone else in the fireplace who would express themselves to him like this would have started a world war, but Ruth silently shut herself up in the room, trying to solve her problems with herself. Lior, for example, behaves exactly the opposite of her. When talking about his tantrums he says "It's me and I don't mean to change." But not Ruth. Ruth cries alone, promising to change things for herself and trying to figure out if she's really bad. The answer is self-evident.

Conclusions

Does Jordan really think she was put off because she is a Moroccan who studied musicology? Nobody cares about that. She's just annoying, so she's a candidate for impeachment.

Excavations

Yossi complains to the big brother at length about Ruth's attitude towards him, and the brother probably went to make a kettle in the meantime. Yossi notices the silence and asks the brother where he has gone and the brother, in a tedious and unmistakable voice, answers "Where do I have to go, Yossi?"

Disappearances

Nir, where did you need Kosher, her only friend in the house? Asif can be understood, because it is important to him to be on the side that seems to him to the audience in the right side, but you? You were disappointed.

Offenses

Ronan, you crossed a red line when you told Assif "I, I have nowhere to go." Some things, no matter how angry, don't say them.

Departures

Yael went. Thank you for trying for a moment to remember who it is. At the entrance to the house, I wrote that "now it seems to be the most interesting, and so it will probably also fly first." At least we "earned" her a week longer than expected, not that it helped us to know her at all.

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