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The Real World: Valentine's Day is near and if amour with a side of drama tickles your fancy, then there's plenty of that at The Real World chateau on this lover's holiday. Pre-V-Day, CT knocks down the girls' straightening iron in his morning stupor. Leah tells him to pick it up. CT makes fun of Leah because she's telling him what to do. Leah thinks CT has no regard for other people's things. Christina chimes in that CT is the most difficult person to live with in the house. Despite Leah's insults, CT refuses to pick up the straightening iron. Ah, love is in the air. CT says he feels like the girls have been on his case too much and he doesn't understand what he needs to do to get them to like him. Ace suggests that he should just be a little more understanding and considerate of his roommates. Leah calls her mom for comfort and complains about the difficulties she's been having with CT's hygienic care, or lack thereof. She wonders, "Should I still be nice to him even if I don't mean it?" Still be nice to him? Which episode was she nice to him? Leah finally confronts CT with the problems she's been having with him. CT tells her that he feels like she's constantly talking down to him. Then he breaks down his assessment of her personality in an enjoyable rhyme, "I think you're self-centered; you can be materialistic. You're superficial, artificial. You talk behind people's backs. You're selfish and you're spoiled. I think I pretty much nailed them on the head. Bang!" Never one to keep her opinion to herself, Christina rips into the convo with her complaints and CT grows uncomfortable with all the yelling. Feeling alone, CT gives his ex-girlfriend Jamie a call after partying and she is not happy to hear from the drunken Bostonian. Then he calls another friend back home and asks him to send Jamie flowers as a favor, despite the fact that she had just told him that wasn't such a good idea. This is the first time Ace has ever had a girlfriend during Valentine's Day. He reminds himself that he has to send his southern belle, Kate, flowers. "A hundreds roses," he says, "Do you think that's too much? The more the better!" Sounds of women falling at Ace's feet are heard 'round the globe. On V-Day, huge bouquets of flowers are delivered to the house for Christina and Leah and this is the beginning of what will go down in Parisian history as the Great Tulip Scandal. Ace peaks at the cards which list Christopher's name as the sender, so Ace goes around the house announcing the good deed to his roommates. A befuddled CT doesn't have a clue as to how his name got on the card. He figures he might have had them sent while he was drunk the other night. He even calls his Dad to find out if he had done him a favor and sent flowers to the girls on his behalf to help patch things up. Meanwhile, the girls are being girls and oohing and aahing all over the tulips and soon after they are cooing all over CT and he is eating it up. For three whole days, the girls are huggin' and kissin' on CT and even making attempts at bonding with him. Leah plays pool with him for cryin' out loud. A bunch of red tulips have magically altered the mood in the house and they have given CT parole from his sentence in the doghouse. Adam is the only one who suspects that CT did not send the flowers because he overheard CT's conversation with his dad. It soon becomes clear to everyone, including CT that the fun will eventually end. Ace makes the most astute observation, "The girls are just going to ream him for this for the duration." And so the flower fun comes to a screeching halt when Leah reads an email from her friend Christopher back home who is wondering if she got the tulips he sent. Shocked and appalled, Leah is mostly psyched that she finally caught CT in one of his lies. Ace learns the truth about the Great Tulip Scandal and gives CT a heads up about the fact that the girls now know who the real sender is. CT then tries to play it off like he was still unsure about who sent the flowers and tells the girls that he sent an email to his friends asking who sent the flowers and apparently "no one did." The girls don't buy his last-ditch effort to defend his honor. They are disappointed in CT's behavior and he is sent back to the doghouse with his tail between his legs.