You're assuming on the part of Lindsay again. Lindsay clearly said that to antagonize Courtney. She claimed that no one liked her. Which, considering Lindsay had no interaction with Courtney, was said out of malice.

As for the rocks, Courtney was frustrated. That's all that proves. Show me how that leads to hating Lindsay.

And here we go back to the balloon argument. Courtney claimed that she would allow the guys to fall if she didn't give them the case. Did she actually do it? No.

As for Courtney being stubborn, what does that have to do with anything? It's still Courtney's decision what she wants to do with her materials. The fact that they wanted her to use it to save them from a building that might blow up means nothing: that's her decision to make. If they want to use her materials, they have to pay.

If Courtney used the grapple gun, she would need to secure it someplace to cross the wire. In that length of time, the other campers would have easily followed her. Anyone could figure that out.

But do you know how crazy that is? Threatening peoples' lives over a case of million dollars? That's malicious. That's complete cruelty and villainy right there! So what, if it's Courtney's decison, that makes it alright for people to die? And how do you know that she wouldn't have tried to kick the others off if they tried to grab onto her? How do you know that she wouldn't have stolen Harold's belt, or another item and then fled the building? I know it's a competition, but this is completely faulty on her part. They could have just escpaed the building and then struck a deal with her later on. She could have let the other players stink, if they had to pay. It's better than leaving them in a building that's about to blow up.

And your just assuming that Lindsay was antagonizing Courtney when she wasn't, you also forgot that Lindsay was at the Playa De Losers which means she had some time to interact with Courtney who was probably complaining about getting kicked off so everyone else would be getting mad her as well, also just because they were on different teams didn't mean they never interacted especialy if Lindsay had snuck over to see Tyler.

Courtney gets more then frustrated, when someone out-does her at something or just tick her off she takes it personally.

So she threatened to let them drop. It could have merely been a ploy to get them to give her the case. Words are cheap, actions aren't. Show me where Courtney actually does something that puts everyone's lives at risk. And I mean they are definitely in danger; none of that "the building might have blown up" crap.

We don't actually see Courtney steal Harold's belt, so how can you assume that she did? Further, it would have been impossible for Courtney to kick someone off the zipline, at least not without great risk for Courtney losing her grip on it.

So I guess the problem is just a bunch of assumptions. I'm going on what we see: Lindsay's first interaction with Courtney directly was an insult. I'll mind my extrapolations if you do.

Courtney gets angry with people when they do something to her (which, let's face it, is a common reaction) but that doesn't lead to hatred. Again, we don't see Courtney reading Gwen's diary. All Courtney ever does is (attempt) to consult with her lawyers.

No it wasn't an insult nor did Lindsay mean it as an insult, you seem to be trying to make Lindsay to be as mean as Heather and Courtney to make Courtney look good.

Courtney's lawyer rants didn't start until "playa de lozers" and wasn't seen again until the first "Aftermath" so during all those TDI episodes she has shown getting nasty at Bridgette, making sure Sadie was voted off, and was going to let some other campers fall to their deaths in TDDDI, and in TDA when she's not calling her lawyers she's obsessively whines to Chris about not getting her way and risking everyone's lives to make sure she gets what she wants.

Whether it was meant to be a ploy or not, they were dangling from a hot air balloon above hundreds of feet. Courtney threatened to let them fall. That's putting someone else's life at risk. The fact that she didn't let them drop was because she lost complete control after Owen managed to pull the others up to safety. Courtney even admitted that she was going to let them fall because she didn't like them. She even strangled Cody to show that she wasn't kidding.

It is an insult. Saying people don't like you is an insult, particularly when you don't have interactions with them.

Courtney was nasty at Bridgette because Bridgette dropped a stage light on her head and set fire to a tent while she was still in it. Accidents? Sure, but anger is a common reaction to an accident. Bridgette and Courtney were perfectly cordial to each other when Bridgette wasn't practically killing her.

It was the same with Sadie. Courtney and Sadie had practically no interaction with each other until Sadie arrived late from camping, and then when Sadie gave Courtney a concussion, even after the challenge was over. You can't possibly expect someone to be kind after that.

Courtney whined to Chris once, when Chris broke the rules and judged Lindsay as the winner disregarding his earlier rule of originality. She complained about wrestling in a dirty ball pit (understandable), but not on anything else. Isn't this the same "one time" crap people pull when Harold cheated?

But that's ridiculous. Letting four other people dangling above high grounds over a case of one million dollars is still wrong. She only offered safety for them only in exchange for the case, that's blackmail. What's there to prove? Four people hanging for their lives is having their lives put at risk. She steered the balloon through thorns, bushes and other obstacles just to get them to fall. If it wasn't for Owen pulling the others up for safety, Courtney would have been able to kill them. At least realistically speaking. Since this show has so many well liked characters, the audience wouldn't be able to cope with their favorite character put to death. She could have let the other four die if she had the opportunity. Although, she grabbed the case and let them fall (which luckily, the others made a safe landing on the diving board) she still let them fall. I'm willing to credit Courtney for possibly allowing them to live, but she's still a pretty twisted individual. She's willing to kill or threaten an individual's life for a million dollars.

I was being hypothetical when I said that. I'm saying that if Courtney were to escape the building herself, you said that the others would follow her. I'm saying that if she escaped the building herself, she had just as much of a chance of grabbing Harold's belt on her own as when they were all working together. She could have grabbed Harold's belt and made a run for it.

Two of the players, at least were very up close to her feet, while riding on the zipline. Everybody was loosely secured to Courtney's body. The structure was very delicate; whether she could have tried to shake them off or kick them off, she could have kicked them off. Not to mention that everyone else was already attached to her. Wouldn't the extra weight add extra tension to the zipline?

It's not an assumption, it's a statement of fact. There is no other way for Lindsay to have interacted with Courtney aside from an insult. It's all very consistent.

And these aren't my morals: It's a TV show.

See, here's the thing, though. If Courtney steered the balloon into obstacles, then they wouldn't have been killed by the fall. Kinda puts a damper on your whole "I'll let them fall to their deaths" theory.

The thing is: If Courtney left the building by herself, she still has to secure the zipline somewhere, which means the others still have a path to follow. They can still cross the zipline hand-over-hand. Not a very fast method, but they have one.

Look at the way everyone's arranged. Courtney would have had a difficult time shaking anyone off considering how tightly they were grabbing her. As for extra weight, the tension of Courtney moving to shake or kick someone off would create a lot more tension then the weight itself.

That's true. It wouldn't kill them, but they would still get hurt in some way. But before, they were dangling from the balloon and Courtney was still willing to hurt them in some way. Since she couldn't make them fall, she had to steer the balloon through thorny bushes and what not. She even admitted that she was willing to let the others fall to their deaths because she didn't like them, and since Owen manage to pull the others to safety, Courtney had no chance to kill them then.

Well you make a good point when you put it that way. But having Courtney leave everyone behind, regardless is still wrong and immorally sound. Plus, the building that the others were aiming to grab onto was far from the current building they were in. Also, they had nothing to grab onto. Courtney's zipline gun was the only thing that would have helped them get to the next building. Also considering that there are only seven players the odds of them arriving to the next building safely are kind of sketchy.