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Four days into the program, Marcelo wants the group to defend him and targets Diego and Daniele. Marcelo talks to Edi and other participants about voting strategies and alliances in the game. He reinforces the importance of protecting allies and adopting strategic votes to eliminate opponents.
Marcelo mentions that Diego is the main target and explains that the group must prioritize those at risk among them, adjusting votes according to the situation. Arleane emphasizes that the first and second most voted are also decisive. Marcelo defends a voting strategy to protect allies and weaken opponents, citing Diego as a priority. He explains that, if someone in the group is at risk, the votes will be directed to the most threatened opponent, guaranteeing the survival of the allies.
Gave it away
Guilherme dumps Marcelo about a possible alliance in the game and warns his colleague about groups. Guilherme talks to Marcelo about an alliance proposal made by Manauara and explains that he thinks it’s too early to make this type of decision.
Guilherme highlights that he still doesn’t see bright rooms in the house and prefers to let relationships happen naturally/Photo: Rede Globo
He shows concern about how the situation may be perceived by the public, fearing that it will be interpreted as a request for support or defining sides. Guilherme highlights that he still doesn’t see clear divisions in the house and prefers to let relationships happen naturally. Marcelo responds calmly, ensuring that there were no misunderstandings and that he did not mention anything involving the administrators. The conversation ends amicably, with a handshake between the two.
Guilherme expresses to Marcelo his concern about hasty alliances, fearing that they will be misinterpreted by the public. He prefers to wait until relationships in the house develop naturally. Marcelo reassures Guilherme, ensuring that there were no misinterpreted intentions, and the conversation ends amicably.
