In a long manifesto into the night that included a detailed analysis, Lenore Savinik donned the Big Brother commentator's hat on Wednesday night and provided a comprehensive overview of the dramas taking place within the walls of the house, sparing no harsh words and criticism of racism and misogyny, but also strengthening her favorite tenants.
Linor Savinik, Photo: Micha Lubton
"Well, I just finished watching the episode of Brother and I have something to say," Savinik, herself a former resident of the house, began the detailed series of stories she shared last night with her 219,<> Instagram followers. "Snir, although a child and it may be that this is where it comes from, but it breaks for me to see how he takes control of the women around him," Sabinic raged. "His primitiveness to his sister feels like jealousy. It doesn't feel normal, and it doesn't feel sane and even a little sick."
... And I noticed that it was only with the women, because with Ben, for example, or with the rest of the friends in the house, I didn't see him act in a similar way," Lenore summarized her firm opinion about Snir, which was only the beginning of much harsher words she had for several other residents.
"Gal, I'm sorry, I really tried to love you, but you're the kind of girl I've been away from all my life," Savinik turned to Gal Kaspers, who manages to provoke angry reactions to her conduct at home from the outside and inside and managed to touch Savinik at sensitive points from the past. "Your mouth to Avraham and Stav, no matter how much they annoy you, is repulsive and smelly," she wrote, adding angrily: "You're racist and you're constantly teasing and lowering the people around you, and I'm tired of your racism."
Gal Kaspers, Photo: Oren Ben Hakon
"Every second I tell Avraham, 'You're a laborer, a vacuum cleaner, go to the factory.' Come on, who are you anyway?" grew the wrath of Savinik, who continued in her angry tone. "My father half his life ran a fish factory. Who are you anyway? Shut your mouth."
"You won't last long there."
Later in the story, Savinik also addressed the conduct of two other prominent tenants, Guy and Lin, and wrote: "Guy, you are ruining yourself from chapter to chapter, and it is clear to me that you will not last there for long," Savinik provided a forecast for the future, "but it is advisable that you use the time you are in your favor and not lower other people.
Guy Eitan enters the "Big Brother" house, photo: Oren Ben Hakon
"It's true that you look good and rich, but I want to tell you something," she said: "People are like shadows. When the sun shines on you, they will always be behind you, but when the sun goes down and it starts to get dark, the shadow disappears and there is no one left around you, so maybe if you lower your stereotypes and treat people better you will have friends around you and not a shadow," she wrote.
"Lynn, my life, I'm burnt out for you and you're 20 years old and a child and everything is understandable, but I beg you, open up and grow up," Savinik turned to Lynn. "Roy is gone. Don't let him take your honor with him. I'm proud of you for how you answered, but come on, get stronger from it," she requested. "Wipe away the tears and let go of the drama. If he wanted you, he really wouldn't say he's single and all the stuff you haven't even heard yet," Savinik added in the protective big sister hat.
Abraham vs. Guy. Photo: Big Brother Channel
"Avraham, admits that you are hard to digest and it seems like you are going to battle all the time, but you are not stupid at all and you are also a good person," Savinik asked to soften her tone slightly. "You maintain restraint and you respond nicely to people who say terrible things to you, and for that you deserve applause. Really. The words of the wise, calmly heard. We love you, Avraham," Fergana said.
Then came autumn
Savinik then went to the most talked-about resident of the house, Stav Katzin, and admitted that her opinions were divided on her. "Autumn, one day I love you and my heart goes out to you and I feel like hugging you, and the next day you drive me crazy with your joy and hurtful outings," she wrote. "Soul, breathe," she asked for advice. "You are a character and you are loved, and it is true that you go through a terrible loneliness at home and it causes a person to shoot arrows all day," she wrote, "but be careful that one day the arrows you shoot will not hit you," she warned.
Stav Katzin, Photo: Ran Yehezkel
At the end of the long story, Savinik wanted to express her opinion briefly regarding the other residents as well. "Yankele, Yuval Maatuk, Yuval Levi and Etty - humanity needs more people like you," she complimented the moderate group at home. "Nicole, Suri, you can't be seen at all and in the seconds you are seen, you don't speak to the point," she wrote. "Lara, I love you, but the connection to Gal harms you the most. Ben, heart emoji, Alon, doesn't see 24 so I don't know if you're trying to imitate Guy or not, but if you do I'll tell you only one thing - imitations never get the spotlight, only the source and you're a good source so be a source," she advised, concluding by writing: "Sapir, my beloved is beautiful, smart and kind. Keep being so special and if I forgot someone then sorry."
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