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Narrative Analysis: The Bachelorette

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After the blockbuster premiere of “The Bachelorette”, audiences are looking forward to the next week when the contest becomes tougher and JoJo gets some real tests in making choices. According to reports, it will be worth the wait as JoJo goes on her first dates of the season to find the right man. The coming week will see her going out with 10 guys on a firefighter training and it will be quite a treat to watch. Wells, Robby and Grant will be the top three, with Grant having an advantage as he is a real life firefighter too. Wells Adams will find himself in troubled waters but will end up getting the rose. As for the one-on-one date, Derek Peth will get the chance and JoJo finds him quite interesting. Both hit it off pretty well and she gives him a rose. Later, the duo flies to San Francisco for a picnic. The second week will also see a group date comprising Christian, Alex, Jordan, Chad, James Taylor and Nick B. …show more content…

Altogether three different competitions will be held including one, which requires guys to make fake proposals, assuming they are the winner of the show. It does not seem to go well for Chad Johnson as he makes the mistake of calling JoJo “naggy” but he will survive it. An after-party follows at Houdini’s mansion where James Taylor gets lucky and bags the rose. The week will have only three eliminations, leaving 17 guys in the fray to follow in the third week. Will Haduch, James Spadafore and Brandon Howell will be shown the

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