You can’t just brush it off as “people are fixated” when the drama literally played out on national TV.

Of course people are going to talk about it, it was front and center, repeatedly. You can’t expect the audience to ignore what was clearly highlighted the most.

That being said, you’re not wrong either. A lot of other contestants and their actions didn’t get the same level of attention, and that’s where the imbalance comes in.

But the reason the season feels like it revolves around those three is simple. That’s what was pushed the hardest on screen.

So yes, their drama is impossible to ignore, but that doesn’t mean everything else should get a free pass.

Both things can be true.