Bodhi

was a houseguest on Big Brother Legacy.

Big Brother Legacy
Bodhi came into the game with a connection with Kate and Lachie. He was able to take advantage of as they forged a loyal and tight alliance between each other. Bodhi was voted into the nobility and was able to make genuine connections with all the early power players in the game. This allowed him to safely move throughout the house with the exception of week 2 when he won Head of Household. When Bodhi won HOH he had his eyes on taking out Christian due to the lack of bonds between the two. When Madison didn’t use the POV on Christian it seemed that Bodhi’s plan on taking her out wasn’t going to be executed. However, due to Christian’s paranoia she decided to walk from the game as she thought she was leaving. This ultimately allowed Bodhi to have a successful HOH. Throughout the rest of the prejury game Bodhi was able to work closely with Lachie and Kate and started to make connections with Dana. During The Revolution Bodhi was able to strategize with Lachie and Kate and they wanted to take out the weaker players during the live night. When Bodhi won immunity he was safe from being voted out, but ultimately saw one of his closest ally Lachie leave. This forced Bodhi to scramble for the following weeks as Kate seemed to be targeted next. However, when Asya won her first HOH she decided to indirectly go for Kate by trying to take out Bodhi. When Bodhi vetoed himself the same week he saw another close ally Kate leave. Bodhi was then trying to make better connections with the rest of the cast, but they still saw him as threatening. When Jacob won his first Head of Household he wanted to take Asya or Dana out since they nominated him during their HOHS. However, once Asya vetoed herself Jacob renominated Bodhi. This led to his eviction as other houseguests saw more potential in working with Dana rather than Bodhi. Bodhi was able to win the Underdog award as he mostly managed to go against the grain of the house.