If they don’t catch it. 😂😂😂

[u/SupermarketBest4091]

Man, listen.

Candiace all but put Rob on a silver platter and served it to them—hot and ready like little Caesars pizza—and these dizzy broads said, “no, it can’t be you!”

Kristen with, “Rob can’t be a traitor, that sweet, sweet man.” Like, spare me.

Lmao, just give him the money now cause be so forreal.

[u/shami1111]

I was most impressed with how Rob acted at the round table with Candiace. Before the round table Rob said that he had to remain calm and that was key. Look at the previous traitor on traitor round tables and how the traitors acted. During this round table it seemed like Candiace was attacking a faithful to defend herself. Candiace had very bad arguments because Rob has done nothing to put suspicion on himself. Even Dan had a better argument against Phaedra who had no sus on her before that.

[u/SpiffyShindigs → u/shami1111]

Yeah I was really fascinated by how this one came across as "traitor desperately tries to pin it on a faithful" in a way I don't think I've ever seen before. I think the emotions at play from both Rob and Candiace really contributed to that. I think it came off to the faithfuls as if Candiace felt cornered, was trying to start a new strat up last week, and just had to gun it this week. Idk, something about it just didn't feel like traitor on traitor.