@lulazo10 I included that in Part 2, so I was mostly focused on gathering clips I hadn’t already posted for this thread. But you’re right. Here it is again for anyone who missed it.
Despite the conversation 3 days prior, Barrett tells the girls they were working with the icons. He also tells them Drew will never flip and doesn’t mention their conversation about it. He seems to be upset that Drew isn’t worried enough about saving Mallory. Drew is on the block
Mallory’s eviction week deserves its own mini thread because it was such a pivotal moment in the game. Drew was unfairly scapegoated while he was in danger too. (Part 4) 🧵
Melody thinks Drew is lying to her again about voting to keep Mallory if she had the numbers. He’s not lying, and Barrett should know he’s not lying based on their conversations that week (which he never told Melody about). Instead of offering him the benefit of the doubt or vouching for him in that moment, he says “no, he wanted to save his own ass.” #bb28
Drew cries and cam talks the night before the eviction. He talks about how he hopes Mallory wins blockbuster because it’s the only way she stays, and he would be so happy for her if she did. He doesn’t realize he would be evicted next to Taylor too. It was never that he wanted Mallory out. He knew she didn’t have the votes.
Drew asks Barrett to make sure he stays this week #BB28 Drew back to talking about telling M&M about the crossovers, they have been working with the Icons, since the beginning, but they have been protecting them the whole time. They agree the girls must have an inkling that were working with the icons from the start.
It has come to my attention that a few tweets in the threads are showing up as “post unavailable” so here they are again for context (Part 3.5, kinda)🧵
@mrayeway Drew fighting so hard for them was a huge factor in the icons not trusting him and why he was put in danger in the first place. Barrett wasn’t in danger with them early on because he was not doing that. Then he got to reap the benefits when Drew was at his most vulnerable.