She was quite prepared to take the lead in chosing who to save and who to put up for eviction when it was just her and Dexter. Yet when it came to announcing their decision in the garden, suddenly she couldn't speak and wanted Dexter to say it.

Also, she had plenty to say about Hazel, Wolfy etc while watching them from the safe house, yet now when Charlie asks her questions about Hazel, she doesn't want to be bothered.

I just think she's all mouth and no trousers. No courage of her convictions. What do you think?

@Homer: Not sure she needs to stand up to him exactly. I think it's more like he's her puppet and she's pulling the strings and when it suits her she can pretend like it was all Dexter's decision and nothing to do with her so she uses him as her mouthpiece.