Caio Pironi won the power exchange dynamic and Brenno Pavarini chose his in-game rival to share the role of mansion owner in The Great Conquest 2. The two argued after delegating tasks and gave indications that leadership would be nothing. Harmonious on the reality show.
After eliminating Bruno Cardoso on Thursday night (20), the actor provoked the military man. “Someone else is leaving because they are buying your fight,” he said.
The army officer described his rival as a fake, and noted that he had also put the clown in the danger zone. Caio is still at odds with Guipa before competing in the race.
This activity, called Bingo da Conquista, requires luck. Each player had to mark the lucky three on a giant card, while Rachel Scheherazade drew names or numbers. The first one to shout “Bingo” won the race and also received a prize of R$10,000.
Kaio got the upper hand and pulled Brenno into the role — knowing that one of the owners would be nominated for the next position.
Lack of consensus
Back at the palace, the two discussed delegating tasks. The Army suggested that each person be given a name for a specific job, but it was difficult to reach consensus among the contenders.
After that, they gathered the conquerors in the room to announce their decisions. Perino invited Hideo Matsunaga to the wing, and Caio Anahi invited Rodrigue and Jenny Grohalski.
The new owners determined the distribution of household tasks as follows: Guipa and Taty Pink would have to take care of the kitchen; Lucas de Albú and Any will clean and maintain the interior area; While Doña Gini and Fernando Sampaio will be in charge of the outside area.
After the delegation, Caio wanted to explain the division: “Lizzy, I wanted to put you down [na faxina]. But I won't return it in kind. I think those who are overloaded maintain the same standards. The only name I didn't give up was yours, Jeba, in the kitchen. “I think everything that's going on around us should come back.”
“If that’s the case, I have a bad back and won’t clean it,” Jenny complained. The soldier then said that he had invited the lady into the ward so she could just rest.
“He just put me there,” she complained. “Unfortunately I tried to come to an agreement with him,” Caio said. “You put it because you like to water your plants,” Breno quipped.
“Do you remember cleaning the kitchen utensils?” Giba asked. “That's right, if you don't know how to cook, no problem. Just clean up,” the army officer advised.
Endless discussions
Perino then went after his rival to complain about his situation. “If everything we're talking about gets out to people, tell them you don't agree with all the names I mentioned before,” the model said.
“I'll talk to whoever I think I should talk to. And tell me what you think I should say,” Kayo replied. “Do whatever you want. Just say first that you did not agree to any other name you gave. Just don't distort it,” the actor demanded.
The soldier said: “Everyone chose a name. Reasons? You say what you want to say.” “I only gave up because you were the fourth name that came up,” Perino noted.
“I want the relay, that's why I took Lizzy out,” Caio said. “She was named Lizzie, it wasn't me,” the actor replied. “But then I took it off for rotation reasons,” the soldier insisted. “Then shut up,” the model said.
“You're off to a good start, soldiers,” Joeba sneered. “It's good to be involved in something you don't want to do, isn't it?” Caio said. “I'm always doing the dishes, it's smooth sailing. I'll get my hands dirty and get to work,” the caller said.
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