Halfwit is awaken by row where Bea is upset as Marcus gives his opinion on her treatment of Halfwit and how it will be seen by the public.

At the same time Marcus wants to keep a low profile so as not to give the public either a positive or negative reason to keep him in the house this friday.

He's asked for an Action Man figure to be put on the shopping list, so he can buy and take home, and he doesn't want anything to interfere with his plans.

1) Bea and Charlie and drinking outside, and Bea is telling Charlie the kind of person she is. Her dad's a millionaire, but she doesn't talk about it the way Freddie does.

Charlie says after the show, he wants to meet up with everyone when he goes out, even go to Dublin to meet Noirin.

Bea met someone called Ben on Myspace.

Rodrigo and Dogface are talking about the Queen, who Dogface reckons must watch tv.

2) Bea talks about her plans to move to Ibiza to sell booze cruises. She eventually moved from Malvern to Bristol and moved in with Ben.

Marcus is sitting in silence in the living area, staring at the ceiling.

Charlie talks about a night out he had.

3) Bea tries to get more booze from Marcus. Later Bea and Charlie tuck into fish and chips. Marcus tells Bea he wants to give her a rear naked choke. Soon Bea and Charlie nick cider from Halfwit.

Charlie teases Marcus that he got into the house by pretending he swings both ways.

4) Evidently, Marcus tells Bea the size of his member, as she replies "7.2 inches is nothing to shout from the rooftops about, Marcus". He says it's 1 inch above the national average.

"I could whop it out but then I haven't got anything to make it stand proud in here,so"

Bea recommends that he cut his pubes short to make it look bigger.

Marcus thinks it would be funny if there was a brand new car waiting for him the next morning.

Marcus states to Bea that "Fairness is more important than loyalty", but Bea says she'll discuss it later as she meets up with Charlie outside with the stolen cider. They're too chicken to drink it so they bring it back to the bedroom, and hide it another housemates drawer, so they get the blame.

5) Marcus asks Bea to caress his ego, but she declines.

Marcus talks enthusiastically about bands like Guns'n'Roses and Iron Maiden, and the fun good old days when people died in riots at their gigs.

Bea goes to they diary room to see if her 'fancy man' Big Brother is on duty. They talk for a short while about various Big Brother's.

Marcus jokes that Bea deserves a stretch in the Big Brother clink. She asks "Do I look like the kind of girl that you put in jail?". "Yes", came the obvious reply.

Marcus continues talking about Iron Maiden, declaring that "Fear of the Dark", off the album of the same name, is his favourite song, and realised that the band has been going for 34 years.

This amazed Charlie, and said that bands get better with time, and used Girls Aloud as an example of this (???), and talked about their sequence of hits. Marcus talked about Iron Maiden's touring, and which prompted Charlie to talk about Girls Aloud's.

6) Marcus and Charlie continue the battle of the bands, and Charlie wins with his Girl's Aloud fixation. He talks in particular about the criticism Nicola used to get and how she looks really good now (???). He says he used to get in arguments about her.

7) They go on to talking about George Michael and Boy George. Bea emerges from the diary room to say she pinched Boy George's bottom in a nightclub in St Tropez.

The conversation turns to stealing alcohol, and Marcus tells Bea that nicking isn't cool, and this starts Bea off making negative comments about Halfwit, too numerous to mention but a 'Little Lord Fauntleroy' and a 'tw*t' comes to mind. Charlie giggles at most of her comments.

Marcus reminds her that she's supposed to be positive. She maintains that she is positive and not negative.

An exchange starts between Marcus and Bea that grows in heatedness, more on Bea's admittedly.

8) The argument continues with Bea getting more emotional. Bea still picking faults with Halfwit, and Marcus saying that there's better ways of doing what she's doing. Bea seems to be taking offence to this, and clinging to the fact that she is positive.

Marcus suggests that Bea uses text book techniques such as spending the morning making a list of positive things about each person, and then say it to them in the afternoon.

Bea gets some digs in saying Marcus has nothing going for him, and he's a 35 year old Wolverine.

9) The argument gets more serious, and after a serious of insults, Bea turns on the waterworks. Sobbing profusely now, she tells Marcus "if you can't take it, then don't give it out" (???) Marcus is still trying to get across the point of how she treats people horribly. She said she's going to the diary room to tell Big Brother that he's a bully. Charlie is angry when it appears that Halfwit is laughing at Bea from the bedroom.

10) Charlie is annoyed with Halfwit because he believes that he was laughing from his bed. Halfwit says he got up because his heart was beating and bangs his chest to demonstrate.

Charlie now believes that Halfwit, Siavash and Marcus are ganging up on Bea.

Charlie tells Halfwit says he always hears him saying that he always hears him saying Lisa's doing this and that, it must be a game plan. She's plotting and scheming, and that it comes across as negative.

He also said that people have come in and said that Halfwit is the favourite to win. If he personally had a gameplan then he wouldn't be arguing with the favourite.

Halfwit says that Bea has fed Charlie's paranoia.

Marcus begs Halfwit for a MASSIVE favour. That he doesn't do anything that it'll put him in a negative light and have himself evicted, as Marcus wants to go on friday.

Halfwit goes to bed, and Marcus and Charlie continue talking about Bea's words and actions. Marcus does impress on Charlie that he's acting for Bea's best interests.

Bea comes back from the diary room, and says to Marcus that she hopes he's satisfied.

11) Marcus and Bea continue the argument, and go outside with it. Bea then says to keep away from her, and the same goes for Halfwit and Siavash. The three of them bring negativity to her.

12) Charlie speaks to Bea for a while before she goes to bed. Then he goes to speak to Marcus.

13) Marcus and Charlie continue talking, and Marcus admits that there is truth to what Charlie says about Halfwit talking about plotting and scheming. But also Bea does continually attack Halfwit, and she can turn it down.

Halfwit goes to the diary room.

14) Halfwit comes back from the diary room and talks to Marcus. Halfwit is sure Charlie is against him. Marcus says Charlie just doesn't understand the way he talks.

Halfwit learns that it started when they wanted to steal alcohol from Halfwit's drawer.