Reni's Mum
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Drew loves drama - he said so.
Upon hooking up with Tully, the original drama queen, I'm guessing Drew felt like he had died and gone to heaven! Drama filled days faded into drama filled nights followed by more drama filled days and, instead of getting flack for causing drama and starting trouble, he got heaps of sympathy for always being IN trouble.
When Tully left the house Drew had to go back to trying to create drama the only way he knows how - by running tales.
I think Tully really is Drew's dream girl and he won't do anything that might reduce his chances of hooking up with her when he gets out of the house. For that reason I don't think he will hook up with Madeline or anyone else.
I think he will go looking for Tully when he gets out and, if she will have him, he will settle down with her and live happily ever after soaking up the drama, drying her tears, and lapping up sympathy and admiration from onlookers.
I can see him now, calling their friends when things have gotten too calm or boring for his liking to see how they are doing, and casually mentioning the latest "trial by tantrum" Tully has put him through or telling them some other tale designed to stir them up.
Then, later on, I can picture him drying her tears and assuring her he has no idea why all their friends are prone to being mean to her or why, sometimes, they even seem to actually hate her!
Meanwhile, his only access to drama in the house is Tim or telling tales, what do you think?
Upon hooking up with Tully, the original drama queen, I'm guessing Drew felt like he had died and gone to heaven! Drama filled days faded into drama filled nights followed by more drama filled days and, instead of getting flack for causing drama and starting trouble, he got heaps of sympathy for always being IN trouble.
When Tully left the house Drew had to go back to trying to create drama the only way he knows how - by running tales.
I think Tully really is Drew's dream girl and he won't do anything that might reduce his chances of hooking up with her when he gets out of the house. For that reason I don't think he will hook up with Madeline or anyone else.
I think he will go looking for Tully when he gets out and, if she will have him, he will settle down with her and live happily ever after soaking up the drama, drying her tears, and lapping up sympathy and admiration from onlookers.
I can see him now, calling their friends when things have gotten too calm or boring for his liking to see how they are doing, and casually mentioning the latest "trial by tantrum" Tully has put him through or telling them some other tale designed to stir them up.
Then, later on, I can picture him drying her tears and assuring her he has no idea why all their friends are prone to being mean to her or why, sometimes, they even seem to actually hate her!
Meanwhile, his only access to drama in the house is Tim or telling tales, what do you think?
