Re: The Final One (F1) - Bachelorette 9 - Spoilers - Thread #4

[SueSt]

Celina, a poster at TWOP brings up a very interesting point: The previews SEEM to show Chris (the contestant) dressed in a suit both in a limo and at a FRC. Why go through with that charade if she's told Chris Harrison that it's Brooks or it's no one?

So.... could this mean Brooks leaves and doesn't return? That the F2 are Drew and Chris with Drew as the F1?

[Jeepers]

Cuz her contract says so

[atem]

Celina, a poster at TWOP brings up a very interesting point: The previews SEEM to show Chris (the contestant) dressed in a suit both in a limo and at a FRC.  Why go through with that charade if she's told Chris Harrison that it's Brooks or it's no one?

So.... could this mean Brooks leaves and doesn't return?  That the F2 are Drew and Chris with Drew as the F1?

They show him having date up to the limo ride. However, not standing at the FRC. That is from the F3 one when she tells them what happened with Brooks.

[SueSt]

Cuz her contract says so

Not necessarily; Ali let Chris go before the FRC.

[Cecilia]

Rolly...I think Des is sincere about finding love. I believe her when she says she will relocate if she needs to in order to plan a life with someone. I don't see this as a way for her to market herself or further her career.

I also think Brooks is just as sincere, from what we have seen of him.

Probably the most sincere. He hasn't really forced anything so far.

[Iluvbachette]

This is all going down as planned by TPTB script for this season. If you listen to words and watch closely you can see it fall into place.

Brooks HTD his brothers talk about (not per word) if you find someone and let them go. You will do anything to get them back. (Brooks leaving and coming back).
Brooks saying he regrets what he's done something like that.

Des's brother spying on Brooks. Then vo, this is all gonna go bad for her.

Right along with the script for the ending.

[Aunties_Love]

The dynamics are very interesting when you think about it.
All of the 4 involved(Des, Brooks, Chris, Drew) are all adults in their mid-late 20's, so can be assumed mature adults with past dating histories.
Now put them in this dating experiment--the bubble. What would you do --not being in the bubble--as an objective variable if you were in the mix? And what will each do being in the bubble?
I don't have a favorite in the mix, so I am interested in see how each handles it and what it ends up after real life takes over and the bubble pops.
I think if it were me--and I was Drew/Chris and Brooks stays--that would be it for me. Game over. I may go along with what TPTB insisted if the contract specified it, but my heart would be out.
If I were Des, and Brooks put me through a wishy washy--it would not portent well for the relationship long term. I don't know if I would have the strength in the bubble to oust him, but I know once back in real life it would weigh heavy on my heart. I want someone to want me, for me, to know their own heart and not have to check it out with momma and sissy first. Hopefully, that will change.

Very good and logical points there Kasha! If Brooks is being wishy washy, IF it were me in Des's shoes, AND I knew that there were 2 other guys that stood by me through this AND were very forthcoming with loving me, IF my feelings were strong for either/both of those two, I would give them a chance. Why am I going to continue to fall in love with the ones that don't love me back the way I want to be loved? IMO, if she took Brooks back, one thing that may be the problem is in the back of my mind, I may think "Is he going to bail again when the going gets tough"?

[Bet2Win]

I'm bringing this over from another thread because it fits better here!

A story has five basic but important elements. These five components are: the characters, the setting, the plot, the conflict, and the resolution. These essential elements keep the story running smoothly and allow the action to develop in a logical way that the viewer can follow.

When you have a show like TB where they want to keep you guessing until the end, they throw out all kinds of possible resolutions to the conflict so we can debate and keep talking about the show.

The conflict is clearly that Des is in love with the one guy that cannot commit to her and tell her he loves her back.

Bee , I love up your insights ! I'm a novice at this. I'm from a message board not a board designed for sleuthing. You hang around the best and you're apt to learn something. CH's last comments after the preview from MTA said ok start discussing! They know that they are playing with us. We know there is only ONE love story being told and the others no matter how much TPTB magnify it, are side stories. There is only ONE crescendo. Again, thank you.

Thanks. Barb! Just trying to keep it 'real'. Is there a conflict to overcome with Chris or Drew? If so, I'm not seeing it!

Is it similar to Frank's conflict with Ali? People didn't think there was a conflict arc for Roberto. The conflict with Roberto for Ali was he too pretty for her, would she stand a chance in a normal setting with Roberto. Other than that, Frank had the conflict during Ali's season.  

[nutty1]

This is all going down as planned by TPTB script for this season. If you listen to words and watch closely you can see it fall into place.

Brooks HTD his brothers talk about (not per word) if you find someone and let them go. You will do anything to get them back. (Brooks leaving and coming back).
Brooks saying he regrets what he's done something like that.

Des's brother spying on Brooks. Then vo, this is all gonna go bad for her.

Right along with the script for the ending.

Absolutely, 100% spot on!! All those words from his siblings, the dramatic music playing during it. All for a reason.

[Aunties_Love]

I'm bringing this over from another thread because it fits better here!

A story has five basic but important elements. These five components are: the characters, the setting, the plot, the conflict, and the resolution. These essential elements keep the story running smoothly and allow the action to develop in a logical way that the viewer can follow.

When you have a show like TB where they want to keep you guessing until the end, they throw out all kinds of possible resolutions to the conflict so we can debate and keep talking about the show.

The conflict is clearly that Des is in love with the one guy that cannot commit to her and tell her he loves her back.

Bee , I love up your insights ! I'm a novice at this. I'm from a message board not a board designed for sleuthing. You hang around the best and you're apt to learn something. CH's last comments after the preview from MTA said ok start discussing! They know that they are playing with us. We know there is only ONE love story being told and the others no matter how much TPTB magnify it, are side stories. There is only ONE crescendo. Again, thank you.

Thanks. Barb! Just trying to keep it 'real'. Is there a conflict to overcome with Chris or Drew? If so, I'm not seeing it!

Is it similar to Frank's conflict with Ali?  People didn't think there was a conflict arc for Roberto.  The conflict with Roberto for Ali was he too pretty for her, would she stand a chance in a normal setting with Roberto.  Other than that, Frank had the conflict during Ali's season.   

So the conflict now for either Chris/Drew, would be if they can stand true blue to her in the face of her feelings towards Brooks? Can they prove to her that loving one of them is a better bet for her future? Wouldn't that be a conflict for either of them??

[nd4reality]

I'm bringing this over from another thread because it fits better here!

A story has five basic but important elements. These five components are: the characters, the setting, the plot, the conflict, and the resolution. These essential elements keep the story running smoothly and allow the action to develop in a logical way that the viewer can follow.

When you have a show like TB where they want to keep you guessing until the end, they throw out all kinds of possible resolutions to the conflict so we can debate and keep talking about the show.

The conflict is clearly that Des is in love with the one guy that cannot commit to her and tell her he loves her back.

Bee , I love up your insights ! I'm a novice at this. I'm from a message board not a board designed for sleuthing. You hang around the best and you're apt to learn something. CH's last comments after the preview from MTA said ok start discussing! They know that they are playing with us. We know there is only ONE love story being told and the others no matter how much TPTB magnify it, are side stories. There is only ONE crescendo. Again, thank you.

Thanks. Barb! Just trying to keep it 'real'. Is there a conflict to overcome with Chris or Drew? If so, I'm not seeing it!

Is it similar to Frank's conflict with Ali?  People didn't think there was a conflict arc for Roberto.  The conflict with Roberto for Ali was he too pretty for her, would she stand a chance in a normal setting with Roberto.  Other than that, Frank had the conflict during Ali's season.   

Chris I'm not sure but we have seen previews of the beach scene with Des and Drew so there is some conflic there. Does that get resolved or it that the end of the line for Drew ? But conflict there is.

[Bet2Win]

This is all going down as planned by TPTB script for this season. If you listen to words and watch closely you can see it fall into place.

Brooks HTD his brothers talk about (not per word) if you find someone and let them go. You will do anything to get them back. (Brooks leaving and coming back).
Brooks saying he regrets what he's done something like that.

Des's brother spying on Brooks. Then vo, this is all gonna go bad for her.

Right along with the script for the ending.

I loved the villain music for Des's brother. :laughingoutlou 

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