Yes, there is some sort of ambiguity inside the Big Brother house as to the obvious power inside the house. As Mike was telling everybody in week one, and has become eminently clear to us viewers at home, Scott and Jase are the strongest duo in the house and along with Michael and Drew, form the Four Horsemen who have orchestrated enough of the game to have removed their choices in the previous two eviction ceremonies. Scott and Holly are joined at the hip, so Holly is at least an adjunct to the Horsemen. Marvin mistakingly believes he and his macho schtick are also in tight with the Horsemen and even tried to suggest "Santa Monica Van Gang" as the name of the new group.

What's left? We have Adria, Nakomis, Diane, Karen, and Will. They are a decent bunch, but only Nakomis has the ability to actually play the game. She has a subtle quality to her personal interactions with everybody, so as not to alienate anybody but, as her diary moments attest, she can think for herself and knows you can't implicitly trust anybody in the house. Adria seems to have both things as well, but she has so much on her mind involving all of the switching with her sister that her head is not always in it. Diane has the attitude, but too often fails to hold her own in confrontations. Karen isn't doing anything after being up on the block last week and Will is trying to lay low as long as possible.