Dami (20) – Psychology student from Ghent
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“I’ve always been a water rat, when I see water, I jump in. I would prefer to go through life as a mermaid. ”
+ “I would be a good mole because I can easily be very social within a group but at the same time keep a secret. A good mole fits well in the group and can inspire confidence in everyone. ”
– “I wouldn’t be a good mole because I am very emotional and I show those emotions quickly to others too. I should work on that. ”
Jasmien (30) – Advocate from Ternat
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+ “I would be a good mole because I can lie and play very well. I can make people believe that I am going for it, while I am actually playing with a second agenda. ”
– “I wouldn’t be a good mole because I am often too impulsive and too enthusiastic. I am also very competitive. So it seems difficult to me to consciously sabotage assignments. ”
Jens (30) – Joiner from Ypres
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+ “I would be a good mole because I am very social, but can easily disappear unnoticed in a group.”
– “I wouldn’t be a good mole because I am quite impulsive and very competitive. I would always like to win the assignments. ”
Annelotte (25) – Recruiter from Dilbeek
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+ “I would be a good mole because I have a talent for manipulation. I also go a long way to get to know someone’s motivation. ”
– “I wouldn’t be a good mole because I can’t lie well. Putting on a poker face is very difficult for me and it is difficult for me to hide anything. ”
Kevin (30) – Lawyer from Ghent
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+ “I’d be a good mole because I’m pretty good at manipulative games. I can also quickly make unexpected decisions. ”
– “I wouldn’t be a good mole because I talk a little too much. I could thereby reveal something that only the mole could know and thus betray myself. ”
Katrien (39) – Vascular surgeon from Nieuwrode
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+ “I would be a good mole because I can secretly lie very well.”
– “I wouldn’t be a good mole because I could get it ethically difficult. A good mole must also respond appropriately to all questions he receives. That seems really difficult to me. ”
Lennart (25) – Educator from Schoonbroek
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+ “I would be a good mole because I am very social. I get along with everyone and I can have fun with everyone. A mole must lie well in a group. ”
– “I wouldn’t be a good mole because I am not attentive enough and I love to have fun. I wouldn’t focus enough on sabotaging and get too involved in the adventure. ”
Philip (51) – Marketing teacher from Burcht
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+ “As a teacher, speaking is my job. So I can talk myself out very well and quickly. That is why I would be a good mole. ”
– “I wouldn’t be a good mole because I’m a huge bum. I gladly and easily show my emotions to others. Early in the morning or late at night, especially when I’m tired, I could tell the truth to someone close to me. ”
Samina (42) – Flamenco teacher from Houthalen
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+ “I would be a good mole because I can empathize very well with different situations, can immerse myself completely in the game and can certainly fool people.”
– “I wouldn’t be a good mole because I’m very empathetic and feel sorry for others too easily.”
Sven (41) Catering operator from Aalst
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+ “I would be a good mole because I can integrate silently into a group without really standing out.”
– “I wouldn’t be a good mole because I’m usually very sincere and honest. I would also be too disappointed to lose an assignment. ”
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