Traitors fans have predicted that Paul will once again “face one of his own” after Miles failed to keep up in the Graveyard Challenge.
During Friday's episode, contestants were tasked with finding gold hidden under some gravestones. With £10,000 up for grabs, they had to work together to uncover the prize without being spotted by a spotlight.
As the group got to work digging the graves, Traitor Miles stood on the sidelines and decided to tell the group which way the light was going.
After the game, fellow traitors Paul and Harry agreed that Miles' decision not to get involved made him seem suspicious.
Harry explained: “I think Miles standing on the wall didn't help anyone because he was screaming, but the direction is different for everyone.”
Traitors fans have predicted that Paul will once again “face one of his own” after Miles failed to keep up in the Graveyard Challenge
On Friday's episode, contestants were tasked with finding gold hidden under some gravestones, with Traitor Miles opting to stay on the sidelines
He continued: “I think he just couldn't get his hands dirty. 'I just don't understand how he's helping.'
Paul added: “Miles, the way he is behaving at the moment. “You have to have respect for the game and be a traitor.
“How comfortable it must be for you to sit back and believe you won't get murdered and tell the entire group, 'I'm not going to get involved in this game,' traitor or not, this isn't a team.” Player.'
Previously, fans of the show saw Paul turn on Traitor Ash as he threw her under the bus during Wednesday's tense panel.
When Ash's name was mentioned, she was forced to defend herself, but was unable to convince the others as more and more believers began to suspect her.
Traitor's Paul and Harry then joined forces and voted to have the event coordinator eliminated in a cruel betrayal after she “performed poorly.”
After Paul's comments on Thursday, viewers suspected that Miles might be next in the line of fire for not doing his part.
One person wrote: “I can imagine Harry and Paul now turning against Miles and banishing another of their own savages.”
After the game, fellow traitors Paul and Harry (pictured) agreed that Miles' decision not to get involved made him seem suspicious
Paul said: “Miles, the way he is behaving at the moment.” You have to have respect for the game and be a traitor. Traitor or not, this is not a team player.
After Paul's comments on Thursday, viewers suspected that Miles might be next in the firing line for not doing his part
One person wrote: “I can imagine Harry and Paul now turning against Miles and banishing another of their own savages.”
“Paul and Harry are putting Miles' name in people's minds,” another agreed.
A third added: “Miles might have put a target on his head by not stepping up to the tough challenge, which is honestly the first time he's made a mistake in this game.”
“I think Miles might have just shot himself in the foot. And the other two traitors are about to stab him in the back…” another repeated.
One fan commented: “Paul and Harry will chase Miles around the round table and Miles will take out one of them.”
Ash became the first traitor to be sent home when she was betrayed by teammates Paul and Harry in Wednesday's brutal episode.
Fans branded Paul a “psychopath” and “best traitor yet” as he threw Ash under the bus during the tense panel.
When challenged by the Faithfuls, the executive burst into tears and claimed he “missed his family” and “wouldn't mind going home,” which viewers of the show described as “Oscar-worthy.”
At the round table, participants confronted people they believed were traitors who were “murdering” players every night to win the prize money.
When Ash's name was mentioned, she was forced to defend herself, but was unable to convince the others as more and more believers began to suspect her.
Before the meeting, Paul told the camera: “This plan, if implemented well, could be effective.”
When it was his turn to take questions, he burst into tears and said, “I'm thinking about my little boy at home and I'm kind of ready to go.”
“I think it's the people who are calmer, not the confident ones, who could be potential traitors.”
Fans previously branded Paul a “psychopath” and “best traitor ever” when he threw Ash in front of the bus during the tense panel
When Ash's name was mentioned, she was forced to defend herself, but was unable to convince the others as more and more believers began to suspect her
Sharing his thoughts, Andrew responded, “I think Paul is 100% a believer. “I think the traitors set us off one by one or two.”
Ash added to the camera: “I thought she [Paul, Harry and Miles] would be above ground trying to steer the conversation away from me and they're totally throwing me under the bus!'
And Paul's plan seemed to work as Ash received the most votes from the faithful, meaning she would be voted out.
Miles was the only traitor who did not vote for Ash, as he wrote down Brian's name to avert suspicion.