He represents a cold, atheistic state that believes "logic is the only master." To him, Wordsworth is nothing more than a "discarded tool".
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The episode is structured as an intellectual battle between Wordsworth and the Chancellor. He represents a cold, atheistic state that believes
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Often involves the "Save the Dates" segment where contestants vie for one-on-one time to secure their safety before the rose ceremony.
This episode usually focuses on the first set of group dates and the deepening "villain" edits for certain contestants.
Wordsworth is killed, but he wins the moral victory by exposing the Chancellor's hypocrisy. The episode ends with the Chancellor himself being declared "obsolete" by his own subordinates because he showed "cowardice" and "religious inclination".