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Tag 3 in the Legend Jungle is Hotter Than a Cigarette in Glimm-Giulia's Mouth Corner. Breaking Rules and Power Struggles Are Common. But Intellectual Deterioration Also Advances Unabated. The Question of the Day: Who Would You Feast On If Everything Collapses?
"I need to give you a stern talking-to, even if I don't want to," says Winfried, whose nickname in camp varies among the campers, but that's "irrelevant!" We don't have time for trivialities; we must focus on the core of day three. Let's not forget that Glimm-Giulia is famously known as "Germany's top smoker." She smokes whenever she wants, wherever she wants, and how much she wants. For many men, watching her smoke is a huge turn-on.
Rule-breaking and power struggles are commonplace in the camp. However, Glimm-Giulia, the notorious smoker, not only breaks rules but also promotes intellectual deterioration. She smokes with such finesse that it has become a seductive spectacle for many viewers. "Always twice, and slowly," she says, puffing on her cigarette.
The lack of appreciation for illicitly bringing top-quality herbs to enhance the camp's food is one hindrance. On the other hand, intellectual deterioration is another. Engaging in deep conversations about geopolitics, quantum physics, and the Big Bang is practically impossible with these simple minds. No wonder the camp's intellectual is feeling isolated. "Poor Glimm-Giulia, smoke another one," says Winfried.
"The Root of Distrust"
The events of the third day teach us a lot about life. Winfried has smuggled matches and a lighter inside his pants into the camp. This isn't the only rule-breaking in the camp. Now, he has to discipline the others against his wishes due to his leadership role. The camp is now a "seed of distrust," according to the actor.
Thorsten has eaten his father in the camp, which he cries about bitterly during the night guard duty. Georgina also feels tyrannized, and Hanka has nominated her for elimination in the latest phone call from home. "I can't believe this is happening to me," she cries.
"I'm Wasting Away Here"
Arguing ensues, but much of it seems staged to gain "airtime." If you put yourself in Glimm-Giulia's shoes, she must be feeling really bad with her alleged IQ of 380. Or as she put it, "I'm wasting away here."
Georgina's claim of being a single mother elicits frustration from viewers. A reasonable job should be more than enough to solve her problems. "Just find a reasonable job if it's so hard for you!" they want to shout.
There's not much time for arguing, though, as Georgina must join Danni in the jungle trial to earn stars. The task: as usual, something about darkness, skill, and wildlife. You know the drill.
Highlights of the third day include Elena Miras' arrival in the camp, which is dramatically staged. She can't stand Frau Büchner, and the feeling is mutual. However, it all turns out to be not as bad as expected, and they greet each other with kisses instead of barbs. Miras' suggestion that the group should rotate their beds meets strong resistance: "You've just come from a hotel," says Alpha female Georgina, "we've been here for three days. Some of us have back problems." Her subtle message: You're the last person who should be making demands here. In the end, it's Danni who swaps beds with the newcomer. Why? "Because it's better to keep your enemies close than your friends."
Glimm-Giulia's smoking habit, despite breaking camp rules, has become a popular spectacle on television. Her favorite quote, "Always twice, and slowly," adds to her allure.
The intellectual discussion in the camp is lacking, often leading to frustration for the supposed camp intellectual. Glimm-Giulia's alleged high IQ of 380 contrasts sharply with the camp's simplicity and lack of stimulating conversation.
