- "Indeed, quite unsettling I find myself" upon the emergence of malevolent Mrs. Fleur.
Move along, move along, nothing to notice here! This phrase could've been repeated continuously to summarize the current range of action for Georgina Fleur, whose full name is Fleur Georgina Barbara Julia Charlotte Dorothea Bülowius. Dull, no rewards, exhausting emptiness. Internally, the somnambulant influencer earns the nickname "sleeping pill". Morning, midday, or night, the 34-year-old consistently heeds the siren call of her bed, humming lullabies and engaging in gibberish. She naps, naps, yawns, snores, crinkles, and dons her Sleeping Beauty hat whenever she feels the urge. And that's often.
But then, during the 10th day in the South African jungle, the peace is shattered - for everyone in the campsite. Georgina is obligated to join Thorsten Legat on a treasure hunt. Sarah Knappik frets: "I just hope Georgina doesn't doze off during it." Georgina remains confident, though. "I sometimes watch 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?' and I know the answer... mostly.", she boasts. Pictures pose no great challenge to her. The Dubai expatriate, thankfully, is acquainted with the number of musketeers, though she neglects informing them of their names. "One of them is named Gazpacho, right?" inquires Georgina. However, she's less familiar with Tolkin. "I don't read much," she asserts. In the end, they collect eight stars.
Following this, every camper must answer an elementary road traffic inquiry: How many corners does a stop sign exhibit? The deranged discourse that follows highlights precisely how absurd "alternative facts" may become widely accepted:
Kader Loth swears she encountered a stop sign boasting six corners. Upon further probing, she offers a seemingly airtight explanation: "I once succumbed to boredom in Berlin, and I counted the corners of a stop sign."
Eric dares a more audacious theory: "Couldn't it also be round?" We presume Gerda shares our sentiments. "Or perhaps the Earth is shaped like a cheese dice?! Why does it sometimes emit such a potent odor, I wonder???!" Support for this lunacy stems from Thorsten Legat, who's eager to score points for his driving experience: "I've been navigating for over 30 years, and I assert: six corners!" Legat should promptly sign up for an IQ test!
However, Georgina maintains her composure: "Wait, there's no circular stop sign; are you attempting to belittle me?" she insists. Eric defends: "We've stood before them countless times; they have rounded corners!" Just before Thorsten errs in his answer, Georgina once again corrects him, revealing that a stop sign exhibits eight corners - and is heard. As a token of gratitude, the famished camp dwellers receive delightful muffins. Georgina hits the pinnacle of her Jungle Camp triumphs: "I'm not as dim-witted as you think!", she jubilates.
Mira's declaration: "The sweet Elena is now extinct!"
If only peace and tranquility ruled the camps - Giulia Siegel and Georgina Fleur being part of one side, with the exception of Eric Stehfest and temporarily Mola Adebisi, and everyone else being part of the opposite. However, an argument about cooking time reemerges once more. Elena Miras, holding the responsibility of rice administration, conducts everything incorrectly, according to head chef Giulia Siegel: "Simply too fatty and greasy that rice was", she condemns the model. Unfit for consumption. Giulia mirrors this reprimand by frying the rice anew - correctly this time. Georgina and Eric gullibly consume it without protest.
Elena, transforming into the fury we've come to know from reality shows like "Das Sommerhaus der Stars", becomes furious: "Unappreciative and disrespectful!" she spits venom. "I will eliminate all three of you in the next nomination! The sweet Elena is gone, this feud is now settled!", she vows revenge. Georgina, seemingly under the influence of her small treasure-hunting victory, confronts Elena: "You little brat!" she scolds. Elena, with a sardonic grin, advises Georgina to retreat to her slumber. However, the relentless Mrs. Fleur offers her most damaging insult to Elena in front of Giulia: "A street rat, a bimbo, and a simpleton," she berates her, opting not to elaborate further since RTL, rightfully, censoring the language.
"I am the only mature, adult person here," Georgina hisses at Mola Adebisi, whom she'd previously insulted: "Your testicles shrank to such microscopic size, such microscopic size!" She also accuses other campers (namelessly) of feigning mental disorders to gain airtime. "Now you can all cry like you usually do: Oh woe, oh woe! - I'm disturbed!" she tosses out, serving up some harsh medicine. Georgina should address these remarks during the big reunion at the latest.
Initially, Giulia Siegel, Danni Büchner, Thorsten Legat, Gigi Birofio, and Eric Stehfest need to confront the "Im Strafgericht" dining ordeal. Jan Köppen, donning a crimson wig, embodies judge Barbara Salesch and metes out punishments, ordering the convicts to consume Kudu brain, overripe melon marinated in stinky tofu, and cow urine among other revolting delicacies. Gigi, already struggling with swallowing, draws the shortest straw and is compelled to consume an entire tarantula, managing to finish it off save for two missing limbs. "Just two legs missing," he grumbles.
Only Giulia Siegel and he escape star ratings. Sonja Zietlow and Jan Köppen disclose the implications: "Either of you two will be booted from the camp soon." Giulia displays a pragmatic outlook, forecasting Gigi's survival if the decision is based on internal votes. However, Gigi remains cognizant of the volatile dynamics shifting swiftly in the jungle as easily as Georgina Fleur can utter, "with gritted teeth!" So, don't overlook day 11.
The Commission decided to investigate the outrageous claims about the number of corners on a stop sign, as it was causing a significant disturbance among the campers. Georgina was commended by The Commission for correctly identifying that a stop sign exhibits eight corners during the challenge.
