Could Charlotte Berman have won The Traitors if there was no seer power?
Could Charlotte Berman have won The Traitors if there was no seer power?
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The Traitors finale contestants have differing views on whether deceitful Charlotte Berman could have gone on to win if there had been no twist at the end of series three. Before the finale on Friday, one of the remaining contestants who banked the most gold at the end of a challenge became a “seer”, meaning they can chose to meet with one person one-on-one to find out their true identity, whether they are faithful or a traitor.
Faithful Francesca “Frankie” Rowan-Plowden, who was granted the power, picked her close friend Charlotte, who she had believed strongly was a faithful and wanted it confirmed. During a secret meeting with Charlotte, Francesca opened an envelope containing a card printed with the word “traitor”, revealing her friend’s status.
She had to burn the card, and so had no proof when she disclosed this to the other players during Friday’s finale. Charlotte had been viewed as a strong faithful by her fellow finalists, but she did not think she was set to win, telling the PA news agency: “I don’t think you can ever think you’re going to win this sort of game, there are so many twists and turns.
“I mean, obviously I didn’t see the seer thing coming… (traitor) Freddie (Fraser) voted for me at the roundtable. I think that, given the way the game was ending this year, with the lack of revealing if you were traitor or faithful, that vote alone would have been enough to cast the doubt.”.
