Freddie, Marcus reflect on argument

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Freddie and Marcus analysed the series of rows involving Bea last night.

Freddie returned from the Diary Room looking tearful and joined Marcus in the living area for a chat. Marcus began to explain his argument with Bea, revealing that she and Charlie had planned to steal one of Freddie's cans.

"So this all started off because they were stealing alcohol from my drawer?" Freddie exclaimed.

The Oxford graduate added that Charlie was "completely complicit", noting: "Charlie doesn't want to believe nice things about me. Any excuse to think horrible things."

However, Marcus told him not to judge the Geordie too harshly. "He doesn't understand how you talk," he pointed out. "He doesn't hate you. Everyone else is piling on him and he doesn't realise it."

The window fitter told Freddie not to discuss the situation anymore. "You're not ballsing up my swift and easy departure," he grinned.

Freddie eventually decided to go to bed as the 'adrenaline' had worn off.

"It's a gameshow, Freddie," Marcus reminded him.