ZenGiraffe
Panini S.p.a.
NO FARAAZ. DON'T RUIN THIS.

Yes, I think it was manufactured a little too much as well - it almost felt like he was squarely asked 'what would you do if Rachel...' rather than feeling genuine.And Stephen, don’t be so daft! The time for Rachel to screw him over has been and gone at this point. She knows she’s in a much stronger position having two traitors at the end, and of course she’s not going to be able to shut down conversation about him anymore. He should be doing the same.
I kind of feel like that cliffhanger was slightly manufactured though and they’ve potentially overstated the will-they-won’t-they stab each other in the back at this point as they’re short on other storylines with two episodes to go. They’ve both played a good game, surely they both know they’re stronger together right now.
And with his black shirt and tank top at the round table this evening, he looked even more like Fathr Dougal when he was being banished.Actually I love Matthew in that suit. The problem with most of his wardrobe is that however lovely a lot of it is, to me it always looked slightly too small and with his kind of rigid posture and all those old fashioned fabrics, he so often looks like an overgrown primary school child in WW2.
If Stephen gets to the final on his own then he’s in a pretty precarious position. He’s definitely ahead of the likes of Roxy and Jack in terms of who’s had suspicion around him and who people might not want to risk taking to the very end.Surely Stephen has this in the bag now? The only real tension is whether Rachel gets there with him.
@Sardonicus care to comment?Why has Matthew dressed throughout the entire series like he buys his clothes from Build-A-Bear?
We actually do sell a very similar suit for the bears, so an accurate observation from @ButterTart@Sardonicus care to comment?