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24 players arrived at Slane Castle to play the game

of a lifetime and to hopefully win up to 50,000 euros.

But hidden amongst them are the traitors, who

will secretly murder their fellow players at night.

It's up to the others, the faithful, to work out who

the traitors are and banish them from the game.

You're the puppeteer behind the chaos.

Where's your evidence?

I suspect you.

It is a lie.

Because if a traitor remains undetected, they take all the money.

Previously, some players fell early.

John and Gemma, sorry.

It's OK.

Off you go.

Three traitors were chosen.

I got the touch, and I was delighted.

And some were lying before the game even started.

What's your name?

Paddy.

I got to speak to my son, Andrew.

I didn't actually think to ask who were faithful or traitor.

The players started building the prize pot.

Show me the money.

4,800.

Well done.

And suspicions started flying.

It's you, Paddy, isn't it?

What?

It's you, isn't it?

I'm suspicious of everybody.

As the traitors prepared to murder their first victim.

People will be shook.

This is going to be fun.

Who will live?

Who will die?

This is the Traitors.

Last night, the Traitors murdered their first faithful.

This morning, the remaining players arrived for

breakfast, eager to find out who has survived the night.

I think we're the first here.

Yeah.

I can't believe we made it.

Wow.

Wow.

I just can't believe we're here.

I know. It's mental.

It's mental.

I am on cloud nine.

I am really excited.

Wow, we didn't get murdered.

Who do you think is gone?

I don't know.

Me and you are still here.

Oh, here we go.

Hey.

Hey.

Good morning.

Good morning.

Good morning.

I did not have a good night's sleep last night.

I'd say I probably got about three hours of sleep.

So I'm feeling a little bit tired.

Survived.

Survived.

Survived.

Good morning.

You made it.

We made it.

I saw Diane and Andrew.

So obviously delighted to see them, but also relieved that I'm in the breakfast room.

I've made it.

So who do you think, guys?

Any suspicions who's gone?

I would have a clue where to start.

OK.

The dynamic will definitely change,

because someone isn't going to talk today.

Yes.

Who is it?

Hey.

Who is it?

You're different.

Oh, good morning.

Good morning.

They all welcomed us with big hugs.

And you know, everyone was exciting and happy.

And I was feeling really, really shocked at how happy I was.

Good to see you, buddy.

OK.

How many's here?

One, two, three, four, five.

You're kind of anticipating the next bunch of people to arrive.

You're counting and looking who's on the board and who's missing.

Oh.

Come in.

Come on in.

So I walked in with Faye, Ben, and Linda.

Morning.

It's actually now becoming real.

Good morning.

Good morning.

How are you?

Good morning.

We've made another day.

Yeah.

Diane greets me with like, oh my god, we made it another day.

And I just haven't talked to her enough for me to feel that she would be excited to see me.

And then I heard her say it like two or three other times.

Good morning.

Made it, sorry.

One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, 11, 12, 13.

This is how it starts.

The grim reaper's calling.

I wanted to walk in quite natural, without too much expression.

But I did give a kind of a hands on the head.

Now the game is really on.

By the time we got into breakfast, like nearly everyone had arrived at that stage.

Well done.

Well done.

I would like to be able to be at the breakfast as early as I can.

Ah, you made it, bud.

I would say all the traders are here at the minute.

Put your things.

The brain is always ticking over.

The mind is always active.

So who is not here?

They said Mark.

So it's Mark.

And Dave.

Dave.

And who's the... Is there anyone else?

Hold on, wait.

Who's the third person?

Michele.

Michele.

Michele.

Michele is the third person.

What's your guess?

I actually couldn't pick it.

I know.

Shh.

Shh.

Come in.

Was that a knock?

Oh, my god.

Dave's up.

Oh, Dave.

I can't believe they got Dave.

No, Dave.

I'm big on Dave.

I think Dave would send a big ripple down the whole castle.

People would be shook.

Because he's a big player here.

I would definitely murder Dave.

Happy?

Good to go.

I think so.

This is going to be fun.

Oh, my god.

Absolutely gutted.

But I had a feeling.

I knew it was coming.

Dear David, by order of the traitors,

you have been murdered.

Signed, the traitors.

Forced out.

Oh, my god.

That's it.

That's the end of the road for me.

Disgusted.

If I'm getting on with a lot of people and, you know, forming bonds with a lot of people,

then the traitors aren't really going to like that, are they?

So I sort of messed it up for myself then, didn't I?

That's the only positive spin I can take for being

the first person murdered and kicked out of the game.

I'm gutted.

I'm absolutely sick, I am.

Oh, my god.

I can't believe this.

I can't believe this.

You had to pick somebody, but it wouldn't have picked him.

People are really, really shook.

I can't believe that.

That's awful.

It had the exact effect that I knew it would have.

It was a strange decision, right?

That was a pretty bad, bad decision.

I don't think it's strange.

Don't you?

No, I don't.

If you put yourself as a traitor, if you were a

traitor, would you not take out the strong ones first?

Michele is acting different.

I feel Michele is a little bit off.

She's a little bit nervous.

Good morning.

Good morning.

Look at you all, the live ones.

Unfortunately, one didn't make it.

Poor Dave.

Oh.

Oh, Dave.

Who knew murdering would feel so good?

Harsh.

Harsh.

Oh, lads.

If you think that's shocking, I've got some very bad news for you.

He will not be the last.

For make no mistake, you are breaking bread with traitors.

They are plotting your murder.

Anyway, on a cheerful note, it's time for your second mission.

Yeah.

Yeah, no, this should be good.

It should be very easy, especially if you paid attention at school.

Good luck.

Sláinte.

Are you happy to be back?

I'm so happy to be back.

So scary.

We were waiting for ages.

We were like... Be careful.

That's because you had an alliance with him, I reckon.

Oh, really?

I would think.

That was a bit scary.

There was no names mentioned.

It was all they, meaning the traitors, I'm assuming.

So either she has, like, inside information, or she's assuming.

I don't really know.

I just meant it's either Dave or you, because they're two strong characters.

To be honest with you, I'm pretty honest.

As soon as I found out Dave, I turned to Faye straight away and

went, Faye, Q, I want your back, because he's popular, and so are you.

So you could be next.

Were you talking to anybody?

I got a good few chances around.

Like, yeah, there's a few names coming up.

I don't know.

Did you hear any?

No, I found a few, you know, but nothing that you can concretely say that there might be.

Have you a name for tonight?

Or for inside?

No.

And I'm afraid Eamonn made a bit of a boo-boo, and

I hope he hasn't dropped the two of us under the bus.

He said to me, have you any name for tonight?

And didn't correct him by saying the wrong table.

Now, the two of us were in a conversation together, but there were other people around.

I just hope nobody heard us.

At times, I find myself almost putting up a bit of a wall between myself and himself, get

rid of the facade of father and son, just in case I come out with dad in front of everyone.

I just completely shaft the two of us.

Did Dave mention anybody to you?

He had one suspicion as he was walking through.

There was four of us left.

And he goes, just as he was getting up, he goes,

if I get killed tonight...

and he just starts walking out, we're like, stop, who?

And he goes, Diane.

That's what he said to me.

He did.

He told me Diane yesterday, so.

I've had a couple of good conversations,

and you can learn more from certainly talking to other

people about what they think and what they've heard.

It'll be the most important in trying to find the traitors.

Did you hear the fact about what Dave said when he was gone?

The lads were saying he could have been

joking, but he said, if I'm gone, Diane murdered me.

No, I... I swear to God, that's what the lads said.

Stop, no.

I don't know, because I didn't spend any time with Dave.

So apparently, last night, Dave said, if I'm dead, blame Diane.

But I had no conversation with Dave at all.

I feel so bad saying this.

I feel so bad.

It's a game.

I know Caitlin was mentioned yesterday.

I'm so convinced at this stage that Caitlin is a traitor.

This is such a stupid reason as well.

I feel like there's so many young girls that there has to be one.

You're coming up a good bit.

What's going on?

Yeah, Linda brought you up, and she's very sure.

Hey.

Time for the players to head out for today's mission

and hear what, or who, is weighing on everyone's minds.

Do you have suspicions?

Yeah, do you?

I do.

Who's yours?

Wilkins?

Yes.

From this morning.

Are you going to say the same as me?

All of a sudden, I am bubbly, and whereas yesterday, I barely spoke to me.

The other way around for me, this morning, we were

sitting at a table, and we were waiting for three reviews.

And then he said, oh, David was.

I was like, I hope he still is.

Yeah, past tense.

Is the cloak heavy?

Is it very big on you?

Does it hit you?

A bed of drags along the floor when you're wearing it.

Because you're only small.

I'm tiny.

Yeah, I'd love one of them.

Don't give me a shot when you're finished with it, will you?

I'll recruit you.

After the roundtable yesterday, almost immediately, Nina went, I think it's Linda.

Nina came to me and blurted that out.

So that's a fact.

Yeah, Nina's saying a lot of names.

OK, brilliant.

I can see fire all around.

There's all of Dave's really, really tall statues.

I thought they were tombstones.

I thought they were gravestones first.

I'm not going to lie.

And I thought there was codes that we had to decipher, which actually there kind of was.

It was almost like highly... highly... I can't say the word.

Welcome, my lovelies, my little teacher's pets.

Hidden in the trees are 30 symbols, 10 of which correspond

to these beautiful ancient ombstones you see before you.

Your job is to find the correct symbol that corresponds to its particular ombstone.

Place all 10 symbols at their correct ombstone.

And this dagger, the symbol of ferocious power, will burst into

flames, and we will toast your success with 5,000 euro in the prize pot.

Now, this game is all or nothing.

If you place the wrong symbols at the wrong stones,

the dagger will not light, and you will go away with nothing.

To make sure you place the correct symbol with the correct stone, to be able

to translate, you have an alphabet which will help you translate the ombstones.

And a word from the ancients, just a reminder that omb is read from the bottom up.

Now, one last thing.

[SPEAKING GAELIC]

[SPEAKING GAELIC]

[SPEAKING GAELIC]

I'm an Irish primary school teacher.

[SPEAKING GAELIC]

[SPEAKING GAELIC]

[SPEAKING GAELIC]

[SPEAKING GAELIC]

[SPEAKING GAELIC]

[SPEAKING GAELIC]

You will need the Gaeilge and the Gaeilgeoirs among

you to translate the words, because they will be us Gaeilge.

No pressure.

I feel like I've got the power, so I do.

You have 30 minutes, and your time starts now.

Bratistic, drastic, drastic.

This mission doesn't suit to me.

Like Irish language, I wouldn't be so strong.

So I just go like the clappers, get as many symbols as I can.

It's like looking for my golf ball.

You have to be varied, guys.

Here's one.

I'm actually useless.

It's not my style of mission.

I went off and got the boards for the Irish-speaking group.

I'm going to try my best.

I've got my little beagáiní Gaeilge.

This is a witch.

It's a Cailach.

So it begins with C. So this is the letter C.

Four to the left, four to the left.

I started trying to run back and forward and decipher the O.

C-A-E-L-L... sorry, no.

C-I-R-E.

The catch was everything was in Irish.

Cailach, have you got a witch?

Cailach, there are plenty of witches here, I'd say.

Thank you.

It is a little bit stressful when you're a trader and you're holding on to these secrets.

And you're trying to always mind your P's and Q's.

Sometimes they're buried down a bit.

So just give a kick around.

We have to forage up into the hills.

You'll find these disks, 30 of them, 20 of which are misleading.

There, look, there, there, there, there, there.

Give them to me.

I'm at home with anything to do with sports and stuff.

I'm confident.

I don't get nervous.

I just do it.

So challenges suit me.

This is music.

Ceol.

I am from Inis Mór, the Aran Islands, and a proud Irish speaker.

I speak it daily.

And I mean, it's cool to speak Irish now.

Which was Ceol?

Music, that's music.

Put Ceol here.

The harp.

Crack up a Ceol.

How much time have we got left?

20 minutes left, guys.

[SPEAKING GAELIC]

Ah, my shoe came off.

I'm running up into the hills.

I think there may have been too many of us doing that.

And we probably should have had more people on the round translating.

Two to the left.

Two to the left.

D. D for D.

D for Joe.

What the hell?

Three in the center.

We were starting to get confused in terms of what letter was matching which symbol.

Left is H. That's A.

So... Can't hear anybody speaking Irish.

[SPEAKING GAELIC]

Starts with a C. Ends with an N.

So a C is four on the left.

And then N is four on that side.

So [SPEAKING GAELIC]

What do you think it is?

M, it's castle.

Castle?

Yeah.

OK.

Want some truth or bravado?

Yeah.

I'm going to place it here.

All right.

G-R-A.

G-R-A.

Girl.

Girl.

Girl.

That's G-R-A, yeah?

N-U.

Don't need much check.

Don't check.

Are you sure you're correct with everything?

No, but let's check.

OK, let's check.

We will ask the dagger.

If the dagger goes up in flames, it means that you are completely correct.

If the dagger does not go up in flames, it means that at least one is wrong.

All right.

Are you ready?

Yes.

No, you failed.

You failed.

Found one here.

You're going to do a swap?

Yeah.

Yeah.

My Irish is OK.

There were some words, you know, like [SPEAKING GAELIC] like things that I would know.

Boss is [SPEAKING GAELIC]

[SPEAKING GAELIC]

There you go.

[SPEAKING GAELIC]

[SPEAKING GAELIC]

OK, place it.

F and 1 to the left is H.

Oh, there's another one here.

We surely have them all.

17, 18, 19, 20.

20, 22.

How many have ye?

I think they're very, very close.

Can we do a count?

25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30.

Guys, we have them all.

A [SPEAKING GAELIC] is a squirrel, so we need a picture of a squirrel.

Squirrell is [SPEAKING GAELIC].

Diane was great as well with her Irish, so she was helping to translate as well.

[SPEAKING GAELIC]

[SPEAKING GAELIC]

[SPEAKING GAELIC]

[SPEAKING GAELIC]

No.

[SPEAKING GAELIC]

But... Squirrel is [SPEAKING GAELIC]

What he'd do is a [SPEAKING GAELIC].

No.

[SPEAKING GAELIC] is fox.

They're losing confidence themselves.

Guys, why don't we just check it?

Just check and see if it ignites.

Yeah, let's check.

Let's check.

Guys, let's check if we're wrong first, and then we can go.

You want to try again?

Yeah.

Try it.

If it bursts into flames, you are correct.

If not, you have failed.

And...

No, you failed, guys.

You failed.

You have to keep going.

Keep going.

Keep going.

Five minutes left, players.

Five minutes left.

We're the winner.

Daddy.

Unfortunately, I think we had a daddy moment.

Daddy.

I let slip, and I blurted out daddy.

We needed to call me daddy, which was low.

And I think maybe we might have gotten away with it.

Daddy, [SPEAKING GAELIC].

Just make sure I'm not getting in their way of anyone.

You know what I mean?

Thankfully, nobody heard.

And what is this?

The harp of Ulster.

Harp of Ulster.

And what do you think the word is?

[SPEAKING GAELIC]

[SPEAKING GAELIC]

You have Irish speakers here.

Ask them.

What's the strawberry, [SPEAKING GAELIC]?

What's the word?

[SPEAKING GAELIC]

[SPEAKING GAELIC]

OK.

Yes.

[SPEAKING GAELIC]

Is that [SPEAKING GAELIC]?

[SPEAKING GAELIC] is bird.

Or not bird, owl.

Owl.

Owl.

Do we have an owl?

This mission definitely was putting me in the center of everything.

So you changed your mind?

Yes.

OK.

Let's focus.

You have three minutes left.

F-E-A-C-H.

[SPEAKING GAELIC]

[SPEAKING GAELIC]

[SPEAKING GAELIC] look.

[SPEAKING GAELIC]

There is very clearly a lot of cooks in the kitchen.

A lot of people are shouting over each other.

And obviously, because we're all going to Niall at the

same time, Niall starts to get a little bit overwhelmed.

One, four, to the left.

B.

No, C.

No, no, no.

C.

D-U-B-H is a blackboard.

A bird?

Blackbird?

It's in a rose.

It's in a black rose.

A black rose.

S-E-A-C.

No, F.

Sorry, that's F.

D.

It's D.

That's a D.

That's cool.

That's a D.

Fake.

That's a D.

I think it's the most unorganized as a group we have ever been.

One in the middle.

In the middle.

I'm just roaring and shouting.

No one even knows what I'm saying because I'm saying it in Irish.

[SPEAKING GAELIC]

It is the[SPEAKING GAELIC]

Jesus Christ.

That's it.

Come on, that's it.

That's it.

That's it.

This is the last one.

Do you want to try everything now?

Yeah, let's go.

I was happy that there was nothing else we could do.

Wilter Keita, all right.

Let's try.

Let's try.

We could run out of time and walk away with nothing.

Congratulations.

It's like winning the Olympics.

I can feel the heat on my face.

It's just amazing and everyone is on such a high.

5,000 Euros.

Well done.

[SPEAKING GAELIC].

[SPEAKING GAELIC], well done.

Niall.

Niall.

Niall.

Niall.

Niall.

Niall.

We would have been lost without Niall.

Oh my God.

Honestly, he's absolutely the star of the show.

Niall.

Niall.

Niall.

Niall.

Niall.

Niall.

Niall.

Niall.

Niall.

Niall.

Congratulations.

Enjoy your fireside festivities back at the castle.

Because the next time I will see you... you forgot about that, didn't you?

Yeah, it will be the round table where one of you will be banished.

Bye.

Go on.

Go on.

Go on.

Go on.

Go on.

Go on.

That was really, really fun.

I really enjoyed it.

And I feel like it really boosted the mood as well.

It's really hard to focus on who's the traitor when we're all celebrating.

My focus is to get the mission done.

So there is really no time to kind of like analyze anybody.

I really don't have time to be looking around.

I'm suspicious of you.

Of me?

Yeah.

I am.

And it's literally like just like literally the only thing I could say.

I thought yesterday you were like, as we are

now, very like vocal and talking and everything.

And then this morning, you were so quiet.

And I'm literally like, are you OK?

Are you just not a morning person or whatever?

No, no.

I'm a super morning person.

Michele's name got thrown around today.

And I wouldn't have picked her at all.

At all.

At all.

But she definitely appeared nervous.

And I thought maybe she just had loads of coffee.

I'd like to try the cloak on first there.

At first, I thought I would want to.

I'm very, very happy on this side of the fence.

I thought that you really wanted it.

No, I know there's an advantage.

And I won't lie, I thought that you might be.

Yeah.

Did I break the kettle?

It's not boiling.

Oh, wait, it is.

You just have to press the button.

I said to him, his mammy's going to be so proud.

And I asked him, I was like, how long do you think you'll live in this feeling for?

You know, like the man of the hour.

Look at it this way.

You're probably safe.

All of a sudden, I was most protected from death because of the Irish language, imagine.

Being able to say that, protected from death because you speak Irish.

So you have no inkling at all?

Not no more, no.

Jeez.

I don't... I don't mean it.

Oh, man.

You're going to have to come up with someone.

I know.

I've mentioned a couple of names, and I think that's why I'm still here.

Yeah.

Between two names, I think, because they must have heard about the name.

Who is it?

Eamonn and Paddy.

Soon, the players will gather around the round table and

decide who will be the first person to be banished from the castle.

The traitors have already landed a decisive blow.

Poor David.

The round table is the only opportunity to enact revenge.

So will a traitor be identified, or will they fool a faithful

into doing their bidding and banish an innocent player?

Oh, the mystery, the intrigue.

Are you as excited as I am?

I don't think anyone is in the position where they can 100% say that

they know for a fact that someone is a traitor, that someone is a faithful.

First round table, very tense.

Everyone is eyeing everyone up.

I'm talking to various people today.

A few little seeds planted.

It would be amazing if we would be able to get the traitor.

The air is so tense, I actually feel like you could cut it with a knife.

And I feel so stressed, I actually feel like I could vomit right now.

Welcome back to the round table.

Congratulations.

After an impressive display of teamwork, the prize pot now stands at 9,800 euro.

Well done.

In a moment, you will vote on who you feel is a traitor.

The person with the most amount of votes

will be banished from the castle much earlier than they planned.

An Irish goodbye, if you will.

The last time you were here, I chose my traitors.

Since you have removed your blindfolds,

they have operated right in front of your eyes.

But what exactly have you seen?

Who exactly can you trust?

The honeymoon is over, but the conversation is just beginning.

The floor is yours.

Does anyone feel strongly about kicking off?

I think fundamentally, we have to pick up on really

small things because we don't know each other yet.

We're all still strangers.

So I don't know.

I mean, my name today, I'm not going to lie, is going to be you, Diane.

I just, from the moment we took our blindfolds off,

you looked at the floor.

And so that's the only thing I can go on in comparison to anybody else.

And we're clinging on to tiny things.

But wasn't there a comment today, too, that David said?

There was five or six of us in the room last, to leave last night.

And we were kind of just talking as we were leaving.

And Dave's kind of final thing, as he was

standing up, he goes, if I murdered, it was Diane.

Well, I heard that.

You told me that.

Also, when you mentioned that to me, I happened to meet you in the kitchen.

And I brought it straight up to you.

Yeah, you said it straight.

You seemed really rattled when I brought it up to you, to be honest.

But I couldn't think of any reason.

I don't mean to gang up and start to speak over you.

But another thing, again, was this morning, you came to me

and you goes, oh my god, thank god, we get to live another day.

And I hadn't really spoken to you that much.

But then I heard you say it again to the group who came in after.

Then I heard you say it again to the group who came in after them.

You were still, oh my god, thank god, we get to see another day.

And for me, it was almost like you'd rehearsed saying that.

That's my personality.

I was genuinely so excited because...

You kind of kept pushing it again, almost as if it was a narrative.

That's my personality.

I was honestly, I was very excited.

I just wanted to bring it up.

Yeah, I know.

No, Andrew, and you're right.

I mean, you were with me this morning.

We were the first two.

So anything else to get off your chest?

Did I say anything?

There's just one other thing with you, Diane, that I would just like to ask you about.

I was in groups with you a couple of times today.

And people actually asked you, oh, have you thought?

Who do you think?

And you have never had an answer.

I asked you, and you went.

No, there's nobody... I'm sussing it out.

No, I haven't.

What do you think?

I was going to go with Vanessa.

That's really interesting.

Why?

Because we were in the car today, and you were very quiet.

You didn't engage in conversation.

I did engage.

And you can hear now, my voice is going since I screamed the second the fire went,

because I was like, yes, we... Yeah, I saw that.

I kept trying to make fire.

So when I saw the fire come, my first reaction was screaming.

I couldn't personally say that Vanessa has withdrawn or shut.

You throwing my name back to me as I'm saying

it to you makes me feel a little bit like... No, no, no.

I have to say it.

No, no.

Everyone has to be suspicious of everyone, because we're all trying

to get to the same goal, which is, get a traitor instead of a fable, correct?

When I was in the kitchen with you, me, and

Eamon, I must have said about true... you heard me.

I was like, have you any suspicions at all?

Who do you think it is?

Who do you think it is?

And you were like, literally, I have no idea.

No, I think you're confusing me.

You were like, asked dead straight, like, what's your theory?

And I just didn't really like that answer either, where

you said you were just going to row in with everybody.

I said I was going to... if I don't have anybody, I'm going to let the table move.

We're going to run around the table, see who pops up, and maybe I'll go with that person.

Today, at the breakfast, you were very quiet.

You weren't speaking a lot.

But then, when you actually did spoke, we had the conversation.

And I said, OK, the last three people, who do you think is going to be?

And we had the chat.

And you said, oh, Dave was.

And I was like, I think you mean still is.

Oh.

Oh, Joanne.

Joanne.

That is a cat amongst the pigeons, if I ever heard it.

Does anybody else have any other names that they're going to... we're going to discuss?

The way I feel, anyway, I think the very first

part of the game is when you take off the blindfold.

That's when I think people get the first suspicion.

And Hardy, he made a joke then to say that I

was going to fall asleep with the blindfold on me.

And he was like, oh, you woke up because someone touched you on the shoulder.

Yes, I was there.

So I laughed about it.

I was there.

I heard that.

I did make that joke.

I said that, yeah.

You said you'd fallen asleep.

Yes.

But then I went into the kitchen, and he came up again.

And I was like, he's really trying to make me out here to be something else than what I am.

I remember making a joke.

But I don't think it was particularly what I'd like to act like.

I mean, I just throw jokes.

That's what I have.

I'm biting my teeth, dripping teeth, because that's it.

Just in case I kill you tonight, is it?

Jesus.

Good man, Paddy.

In my opinion, let's think about what those traitors are probably doing, in my mind.

They're probably throwing out names.

But I do have to ask, Nina, because so far, you've mentioned five names to me.

Yeah.

Right?

Yeah.

Yeah.

So right after we got out of here and the traitors were picked, you mentioned Linda.

Linda?

Linda, yeah.

Not by me.

From Nina, yes.

Not Linda.

I've never mentioned the girl's name in my life, I swear to God.

So Linda was one.

OK.

Michele is another.

Niall is one.

No, I told you that I had heard Niall's name today.

Correct.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

But did I say that he was on my suspicions list?

No, you haven't actually said one that was on

your suspicion list, actually, which is very interesting.

I told you I was suspicious of you.

No, you never told me... I did in the car today.

In the car today?

Yeah, I did.

Nina did not accuse me or say that she thought of me as a traitor in the car today.

I turned over my shoulder, because you were sitting there, and we were

having a chat about traitors and cloaks, if you remember, trial on cloaks.

Yes, yes, yes.

And I said to you, I'll be honest with you, I have my suspicions of you.

That's exactly what I said to you.

I would have remembered if anyone accused me.

But you remember that we had a conversation about cloaks.

Yes, correct.

Yes, I do.

And it was within that conversation.

Yes.

But you don't remember that statement.

No, because... But you remember all of the

other... I'm absolutely saying it didn't happen, yes.

And I spoke to a number of people today

who I thought I was suspicious of.

You didn't speak to me.

I didn't speak to you today.

Yeah, why?

I didn't speak to you today.

Well, you're not approachable.

Oh, thanks.

And I'm still... I'm still observing.

I think a lot of what everyone is saying is very circumstantial.

Like, it's very difficult to gauge people,

because we're all still getting to know each other.

The facts of the situation are that David is dead.

Just coming back to David, the last thing he said was your name.

Yeah.

Why do you think he did that?

I have no idea.

Was there any conversation you... Did he mention that to you?

Did he say anything?

Did you have a chat around him?

No, we didn't have much of a chat.

Did he say anything to you here in this room after the blindfolds came off?

Thinking.

Anything memorable?

Just thinking, I mean, you know, it all happened so fast.

But did he mention that, like... did he mention the blindfolds?

No, I never had a... I never... he never came to me about any suspicions or anything.

There's a lot coming at you, obviously, and it's hard to take.

Would you like to say anything to try and convince us otherwise?

Well, I am a faithful, and that's my personality.

And that's how I am.

So I am a faithful.

So that's it.

Sorry, can I just ask someone as well?

I'm so sorry.

Just like what Nick asked, I wonder, like, do you have

anything that could, like, convince me that, like, you're a faithful?

I said it to you.

I said it to you.

I said it to you.

I said it to you.

That's it.

I've been straightforward.

I'm a faithful.

Simple.

That's all.

Well, you've had your say, and now I need your votes.

Christine, you will get us started.

So the person I have chosen is Will.

I'm sorry.

Just going on the evidence, there was no suspicion with anyone when we were speaking.

He had no nails.

Sorry.

All good.

No worries.

Michele, the name of the person you voted for and why.

Sorry, Will.

I said you based on what Joanne had said about the wads when it came to David.

And I'm sorry.

OK.

All good.

Andrew, the name of the person you voted for and why.

I'm sorry, Will.

We don't have much to go on at the moment,

so I voted for you.

No problem.

Wilkin, the name of the person you voted for and why.

I'm sorry, Diana.

But the facts that they will bring up points you out.

That's all right.

I won't take it personal.

Nina.

I'm sorry.

Diane, I have voted for you.

You just sparked my suspicions from the beginning, and I've got very little else to go on.

So... That's fine.

It's a game.

Faye.

Sorry, Diane.

I picked you purely because Dave was such a good friend to me.

And the last person he said, it'd be you if he died, and he did.

Sorry.

OK, that's fair enough.

We have three votes for Wilkin and three votes for Diane.

Diane, the name of the person you voted for and why.

Vanessa.

Just from our conversation there, I had to pick someone.

Scrammed.

Eamon.

Diane, I'm really sorry.

I wrote you.

And it's just purely because of what was brought forward today at the table.

I don't feel like you had any good answers.

It's fine.

Linda.

I'm voting for Diane just because I felt like you weren't adequately

able to defend the allegations that were brought to you tonight.

Vanessa.

So obviously, Diane, I voted for you.

I think saying my name right after I've said yours just

really feels like I've not announced that's kind of why.

I'm sorry.

Ben, the name of the person you were voting for and why.

Yeah, so again, sorry, Diane.

I vote for you.

I've changed my mind twice already in the table,

but I found myself always kind of going back to you.

Caitlin, I'm sorry.

Well, I voted for you.

I felt the behavior was a little bit inconsistent for me.

And I really am sorry if I'm wrong because I do think that you're a really nice guy.

Mark.

So I'm thinking with the name that I brought up to the table.

So Di Paddy, OK?

Yeah.

Oyen.

I'm really sorry, Diane.

But when you've been questioned, you didn't really deny anything.

You just accepted it.

I'm sorry.

Joanna.

I vote for you, obviously.

Sorry, but I have to stick to what I said.

Patrick, the name of the person you voted for and why.

Nina, I'm not going to apologise because I think you're playing a brilliant game.

So bravo so far.

Excellent, but you're barking up the wrong tree.

Kelly.

I'm sorry, Diane, but I have voted for you as well.

Pauline.

Again, Diane, I didn't hear you defending yourself very well.

Basically, that's all I based it on.

And I am sorry.

It's OK.

Amy.

Diane, I'm sorry, but I voted for you.

Nick.

Sorry, Diane.

You were lovely, but... And finally, Niall.

My dear, Diane, I feel like you didn't justify your actions and I hope I'm right.

I'm sorry.

Diane, please come and join me.

Thank you.

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I know it's a game and I know it's nothing personal.

Somebody had to go.

But I'm a faithful.

Thank you, Diane.

You are banished.

Well, now, how about that?

You have banished an ally.

The odds are stacked in favor of the traitors.

This was a bad decision.

You got rid of one of the faithful.

I will see most of you tomorrow.

They got rid of David this morning and they've now

basically tricked us into getting rid of another faithful.

They are playing us like a fiddle and we're singing their tune.

How?

How were we so wrong?

So, so wrong?

I did feel a little bit bad for Diane, I have to say.

You feel bad, but you're also happy that it's not you.

Vanessa, you have nothing to be sorry for.

You didn't.

Vanessa's sudden outburst has led me to believe

that Vanessa could be a traitor.

If Vanessa wasn't the ringleader in terms

of getting Diane out, that would lie with Nina.

I was thinking to myself, we can't all be wrong.

We were, so I feel a bit sick.

It's funny when one person mentions someone, everyone kind of jumps on board.

They see one tiny thing and they spread it around

the house and now everyone is thinking that same toss.

I just feel like if you were faithful, like, why would you not fight harder?

Like, it's just like... No, that's the problem.

I had a plan and it was to get rid of Diane.

She was just easy pickings.

Guys, can I just remind everyone that this was orchestrated, right?

By traitors.

They've gotten rid of two of us already.

And they're out there sowing seeds of doubt among us.

So that's what's happened, right?

So we all got blinded.

Think about that herd mentality because we've just been misguided.

I was convinced Diane was a traitor.

I'm wrong.

I'm wrong.

I'm so, so, so, so wrong.

The traitors are laughing at us.

The worst part was, like, you know who plotted this is still in the same table.

So not only do you feel bad, you feel dumb at the same time because you didn't catch it.

I'm not approachable.

Seriously.

I can't help it.

I am who I am.

I speak my mind.

Yeah, but approachable is very hurtful.

I apologize for my choice of words when I was put on the spot.

That's not what I meant.

So I wholeheartedly apologize.

I do.

I do.

I do.

I do.

I don't know whether she forgives me.

I don't know.

That remains to be seen.

You all right?

I am.

As I'm chatting to Michele, she starts crying.

I think that was really mean.

And I think it did really upset Michele.

As the castle clock strikes, the players prepare to return to their individual lodgings.

And thoughts turn to survival.

I don't know whether I'll make it to tomorrow.

I do think my card is marked.

I'm terrified of the murders.

I'm actually terrified of being murdered because nobody's safe.

I think there's a big chance that I'll be murdered tonight.

All eyes are on me.

I'm next.

There's no way I'm making it through tonight.

With everyone departed, the traitors return to meet in secret in the castle's dungeon.

They will now decide which faithful will be dead by dawn.

Oh.

What a day.

Yeah.

Am I in trouble?

Yeah, a little bit.

I think you deflected that very well.

The laugh you got out of everyone... Yeah, I know.

Yeah, well, there was a defense.

Yeah, that was it, like, I mean, yeah.

Well, it bloody worked so it did, so.

I have a plan.

If Mark went tonight, if you hear me out... I will.

It's too obvious.

You literally said... Oh, yeah, yeah.

You literally said at the table, if when I murder you,

I wouldn't believe for a single second that you would have gone and done it then.

Yeah, but... And it's an absolutely massive character gone again.

I don't know am I able to roll that, to be honest,

because I'm the one faced it in the morning.

You were so good, though.

I don't know.

There is a risk, right?

The risk is that they call it a double bluff.

But I agree it's a potential.

I think you can all agree, last night's murder, it was absolutely perfect.

They were all over the shop all day over, right?

And I think we could do it again if we take out our little Guild War.

Oh, I... Now, the only thing I will say is there are people that suspect Mark.

Yeah.

Suspect him?

Yeah.

There are people that suspect him.

Everyone was shouting his name and everything today.

It's like, come on, like, slán go fóill.

So Niall is a potential?

Niall is definitely a potential.

I think, imagine, there's going to be like a bonfire in that breakfast room in the morning.

It is.

You know what I mean?

Oh, you're cruel.

You're cruel.

You have to be cruel.

You have to be cruel.

I would like to take Andrew out at some stage.

He's very perceptive.

I just don't know if the timing is right.

I was actually thinking of calming it down a little bit,

taking out someone who isn't very high profile.

Well, if we had to come up with three names right now, what do you think?

Mark, Niall.

Faye could be another one.

She's fully expecting to go tonight.

Well, maybe she should get what she wants.

We'll see.

But like... It's a bloody tough decision to make.

Happy?

Yeah.

OK.

Locked in?

I think so, yeah.

I think the reaction of breakfast is going to be very similar to this morning.

It's going to be a big shock.

This is my call, and this is fun.

I am enjoying the murdering, but I'd enjoy it a lot more if I could just

do the murdering and I didn't have to seek permission from the others.

My conscience is clear.

Like, it's a game.

That's it.

The job is done.

It's done?

Done.

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