by Gina Scarpa

God, I wish I had that picture of her crying on Sean in the hotel.  Cue the heavenly music! Sean has finally wised up and got rid of Tierra The Terrible on last night's episode of The Bachelor. I think we've all known that girl (or perhaps, we've been that girl) that thinks she knows how to manipulate a guy into giving her his attention and affection. Eventually, though, you'll run into that guy who doesn't have interest in it, doesn't have time for it, and gives you the boot.

In St. Croix, Tierra finally got her one on one date and a little shockingly, wasn't happy about it. After all that whining for weeks on end?! She wanted a day at the beach or on a boat, what she got was a walk in the city but it wasn't good enough for her. When Sean asked her about the other women in the house and if she'd do anything differently, her response was typical. Of course she wouldn't, because they won't be around much longer. You can finally see in Sean's face that he's realizing what the other women had been trying to tell him all season long. There's another side to Tierra than what he got on that first night outside of the mansion. She wasn't going to be able to hide it forever.

And man, did she go down in a blaze of glory! Sean's sister showed up on the island to give her brother some advice, the main point being: Don't pick the girl that the other women don't like. Thank you! When he heads to the hotel to fetch Tierra to meet his sister, he finds her collapsed on her cot (because she wouldn't bunk with the other women), crying hysterically because everyone is "mean" to her. After taking some time outside to think about it, he tells her that he's got to send her home because this is just too difficult for her. I'm really hoping that was just him trying to break it to her easily. What he should say is, "You're a maniac and you need to leave immediately." But hey, he took the high road. At least someone in that duo did.

On a sad note, we said goodbye to Lesley, who I honestly thought would be standing there at the finale. I wasn't sure he'd necessarily choose her in the end, but I thought she seemed real and down to earth. Oh who am I kidding? Those girls never win!

The Bachelor airs Mondays at 8/7c on ABC.

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