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His happiness was short-lived, though. Kuya called all nominees to the confession room and informed them that this week’s evictee would not be decided by the poll. While this meant that five of the nominees – Carol, Yuri, Tibo, Jason and Paul Jake – were safe, this also meant goodbye for Tom. As the rules clearly state, Tom’s violence had to be punished with a forced eviction. Left alone with Kuya, Tom keeps silent as he accepted Kuya’s decision. Kuya thanked him for his stay and gave him tidbits of advice as he prepared to face the outside world. He assured Kuya that he understood that he was at fault, and was in full support of the eviction.
Back with his housemates, the others attempted to ease Tom’s burden by hugging him and listening to him. It meant a lot to Tom to have time to explain his side, but could not really get over his disappointment with himself. Tom felt that there was nothing for him outside. He could not imagine how people could accept him afterwards, and was at a loss as to how to hold his head up and face people. He feared how his family would react and hoped Princess would understand. As he contemplated going to the military back in the States, his housemates urged him not to give up and to fight for himself.
Tom still has one more day to spend with his housemates, and will be exiting the house tomorrow night. Be there to welcome Tom and take part in the autograph signing of the newly-released PBB magazine by the PBB hosts and ex-housemates. Witness the live nomination, happening tomorrow as well. On Sunday, expect new faces as new housemates enter Kuya’s house. So many surprises are in store, so make sure you’re updated!The pressure and stress of the week finally took its toll on Tom’s physique. His constant exercise was no match for the combined force of emotional, mental and physical strain. Tom was already feeling under the weather, and with the pressure of utter helplessness, a violation and a big loss piled up against him, his body just broke down. His initial check up was not enough and simple bed rest would not suffice. Tom left the PBB house at around 4:30 pm and headed to the hospital, where he will be put under observation and attached to an IV.
House A is temporarily less one housemate, but they were not the only ones affected. Due to Tom’s exit, Kuya declared voting as temporarily suspended, as all await Tom’s return. Will his body be able to surpass this? Or will Tom have to say goodbye permanently to being a housemate? Stay posted to find out updates on Tom’s health. Wait for announcements regarding voting, and whether or not Tom makes it back to the PBB house within the 24-hour limit. The games have increased the competition between the two houses, and inevitably, among their respective housemates. Winning did not equate to teamwork and sportsmanship as much as it did survival. No longer was it simple play; it has become a desperate fight for survival. The latter would require ruthlessness and a no holds barred fight, pushing one to disregard humane aspects such as sensitivity and compassion. This realization moved Tom to tears, and he began to question his actions and self-control. He reacted negatively to the other team, and realized that the competition was pushing him to be violent and abrasive. “I don’t want to be violent, and I know that if I play, I play to win.” As with any game, he explained, one plays for his team, but all in fun. However, with the weekly budget at stake, the games have become a fight for survival, and that would mean doing everything possible to ensure his team does not go hungry. But if it meant being pushed to hurt others, “I won’t be able to forgive myself. If that’s the side that has to come out, I’d rather leave. I don’t want that side to come out.” Just thinking negatively towards the others left him full of guilt. Tom felt scared of what he could do. “I can’t function that way. Kung ganoon ‘yung rules, I don’t want to play; I want to leave.” Patrick, quite emotional himself, tried to comfort Tom. He reassured Tom that he just had to control himself more, and believe that he would not hurt others. Tom felt that he could not contribute anything anymore, which Patrick countered by saying that his presence alone was enough contribution.