Nominated for the second time in two weeks, and unable to save himself this time with the veto now safely in the hands of the HoH, Jessie has come into his own as an utter paranoid flake, browbeating Keesha to the point where I'm honestly starting to wonder if she can take it for another 4 days (especially since I see little chance she's going to use the veto).

Michelle's motherly attention to Jessie is hilarious and almost makes up for the guy's utter whininess and inability to cope. He's funny in small doses, but we're looking at a solid week of this. It got me thinking about other time in BB history where someone who was clearly not the targeted one of the two nominees ended up leaving based on having frightened the HoH or generally weirded out the rest of the house. Will in BB5 is a possible example; although he might have ended up being the target anyway, there's no doubt he ended up scaring the twins into thinking he needed to go.

Being a bad nominee is not usually a reason to be evicted, and I suspect Keesha is still going to favor Angie leaving. But as I said a couple of days ago, Keesha's real influence over what happens with the vote will end once the nominees are set. Angie isn't very popular with the other members of Libra's alliance, but the decision to target Steven rather than Dan was based on a belief that he was a stronger player. Jessie isn't allied with them, he's won two early competitions, and he's not a whole lot of fun to live with right now. There's time for this thing to switch, and even time for Keesha to come around to the thought that she can live with Angie a little while longer.

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