BBB 23: Big Fone plays and shakes the brothers’ dawn, who begin to define votes for the 8th wall

The confined had a restless night. The Big Fone played and a brother left Paredão. As a result, conversations became livelier into the early morning, defining the directions and tactics for the eighth wall of this edition.

The day had already been marked by discussions between Ricardo Alface and his companions from Quarto Deserto, who questioned whether his alliance with Sarah Aline, from the rival room, had the same weight as his loyalty to the group.

Around 11 pm, when some members were still echoing the lines inside the room, the opposing group, and the target of the dialogues, was outside the house. That’s when the Big Phone rang.

Cezar Black, who was walled up with Key Alves after MC Guimê answered the phone throughout the week and indicated them to the hot seat, answered. He had the right to take one of the two off the wall and chose to save himself. The nurse still won the right to a counterattack and could pull someone into the next hot seat in the house, which will be formed this Sunday.

Tension began to emerge in the conversations between the brothers. Alface speculated that he might go to the wall after yesterday afternoon’s bullshit, especially after arguing more emphatically with Fred, the leader of the week.

In conversation with Sarah Aline, he predicted that those confined in the Fourth Desert will be able to unite to plan votes in it. “I just saw the movement over there, I’m not stupid, old man, I’m not stupid”, he told his sister.

MC Guimê, who has the power of an angel, also commented with his allies about the bullshit. Gathered with brothers in Quarto Deserto after Big Fone played, the funk singer stated that Ricardo must not be a bad person and that he may have just expressed himself incorrectly.

As for Amanda, one of the members of the room who only listened to the disagreements lying in bed, she vented to her biggest partner in the game, Cara de Sapato. She said she was scared by the heated discussion involving Alface and other brothers.

When opening up to the fighter, the doctor also said that she fears not knowing how to express herself as she would like within the game. Sapato, more peacemaker, soon countered. “Sometimes, it’s better to be quiet. Quiet, no, sorry. Listen, right?”

Fred, in the Leader’s Room, said that the connection between him and Alface, evident at the beginning of the reality show, was not genuine. “I mean, it wasn’t just friendly relations. There’s no way to be closed with the whole house.”

When they were in the VIP kitchen, Fred and his allies commented that Amanda is only Shoe Guy’s priority and that the others are way down on the priority list.

“And she is in this eagerness to want to position herself. Because, before, I thought she didn’t even have it, her problems were always on top of Sapato’s plots, which is worrying”, said Fred.