‘Traitors’ fireworks: Astrid Coppins flies away after another ally vote

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Also in the fourth episode of traitors The allies failed to expose the traitor. Ann Waters was the victim of a direct attack by Dirk Dorollans, who was convinced that the basketball player was one of the three traitors. “I’m 95% sure,” said the biologist.

The majority of the group followed Draulans’ reasoning without discussion, but Astrid Coppens again opposed the rest. She is rightly convinced that Damen is a traitor, and has hoped to work with him at home. It wasn’t easy to accuse Damen. A fierce discussion ensued. When journalist Hannelore Simoens suggested that Coppens make an appeal every evening about someone else, the gloves exploded. As viewers almost forget that this is just a game show.

The Waters-rated newspaper announced with a smile that it was an ally, too, after which Coppins withdrew. It sounded like a “losers bang”. “I have been through a lot in my life in terms of disappointments. This is another disappointment. I find that very unfortunate.” It is becoming increasingly clear what Coppins means when she says that I felt very lonely in the group† and that she has “a lot of people’s knowledge”, because she is the only one who is aware of a traitor.

Earlier in the episode, Sieg De Doncker was sent home. He was killed by traitors Walter Woeck and Jimmy Lee. “I hope Maureen – who’s not 100 percent but 99 percent sure she’s an ally — will take it into her own hands and take the allies to victory,” he said after his elimination.

Traitors, Mondays at 8.35pm VTM.

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