From simply making them stand in the living room, Kuya made the 13 housemates’ punishment extra harder by having them march around the pool without breaking their line. While this level-up posed a challenge to some of the violators as it made them feel more tired, others actually felt relieved that they got to move, which veered their focus away from the exhaustion and fatigued they were already feeling at the time.
The non-violators, on the other hand, stayed on the sidelines as they watched the violators carry the consequences of breaking the rules. They eventually attended to the requests and needs of their punished housemates, as their way of supporting them.
Even though they were struggling on their own loads, some of them still managed to offer help to their fellow violators. Kuya then asked them to stop after an hour of marching around the pool, as he noticed that they seemed not to take their punishment seriously by singing and laughing. Thus, he commanded them to stay put with their arms outstretched this time, which made it more painful for them, especially for Joaquin and Anton who were carrying the most books.
Seeing how Anton and Joaquin were already struggling with his load, Lella suddenly asked Kuya if she could help them, to which Big Brother only allowed her to help one, and she chose Anton, who was standing beside her. During their separate conversations with Kuya inside the confession room, Anton expressed his appreciation to Lella for that selfless act, while Lella imparted that she did it because she couldn’t take seeing her housemates suffer.
Have the housemates already learned their lessons? Well, let’s see in the coming episodes of “PBB Collab 2.0,” which can be viewed online via livestreams on the PBB YouTube Channel, Kapamilya Online Live (KOL), and iWant.