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I think that was a brilliant strategic move by Hannah tonight! (And yes, she looked extra-dirty tonight!) Think about it -- she could have just let Adam lead the way, but she was able to convince him that Sunday was a strategic move, even though her real reason was loyalty to David. I mean -- SUNDAY!!! Her type of player usually always floats along til the end. As Hannah called her, an "enticing goat". That girl is no dummy. Speaking of which, I am VERY impressed with the intelligence and articulateness (?) of these players, even Will at age 18. How do they find young people who don't say "like" and "know what I'm saying?" every other word?
I LOVE the fact that the remaining group are ALL strategic players. Well, except for Bret, but he at least has been more vocal than Sunday. Let's see if they start zero-ing in on him as a cop, if they have figured it out. That will surely put a target on his back.
Who the heck in this game deserves to win??? This is the first time I can't make a clear case for one individual based on merit. They've all kinda played a role, but none have stood out as dominant.
And how the heck did I end up rooting for Dave, when he is someone I disliked in the beginning? Maybe that whole "underdog" thing got to me. Somehow he ended up being a shot-caller ( and how the other contestants ever let that happen, I'll never know. )
Ken lost any shot at the million he deserved in my opinion when Will threw him a lifeline and Ken decided to repay him for that by outing him for it, He's made no big moves. The only case that can be made for Ken is that he's played the game honestly, with integrity, and has stayed loyal.
Bret has to be the most arrogant guy on survivor who has never made a big move of his own.
Jay made a big move by orchestrating Michaela's ouster, and he's managed to survive without having an alliance throughout most of the game, not to mention his competitiveness in immunity challenges.
Adam has kinda floated around to whichever way the winds were blowing, but what big moves has he made?
Hannah changed the trajectory of the game by abandoning Zeke, and then again this week by convincing Adam to vote in lieu of Dave.
I don't know. I think an equal case can be made for any of the remaining players, except for Ken and Bret.
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I was watching Hannah's dirty face, too, then noticed it was washed when it came time for tribal council. Her move to get Sunday out (thank goodness, what a sour puss that woman had) will give her the kind of credibility for which Will was hoping.
I was sobbing with Adam and Jay tonight. Not too often that Survivor makes me cry!
Maybe I'm team Adam now?? I think the reason I haven't enjoyed this season as much as others has been because I keep disliking players I previously liked (ahem, Ken) and so don't really root for anyone when I watch.
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Just don't understand, why Sunday? She, at least I thought so, would be someone I would attach myself too and drag to the finals with me. Buut what do I know? Wilful1, don't get lost in the stacks, c'mon back with a fresh perspective.
I was surprised by the Sunday vote simply because we didn't see her! Usually we at least get a confessional in someone's boot episode but I think the only time we heard her talk was once at tribal. Very strange. She must have been quite boring.
I'm pretty excited going into the finale! There are at least 4 people that I can see winning: Jay, Adam, David, and Hannah. I don't think Bret or Ken have much of a chance (Sorry, Jax!!).
And for the person that asked about the legacy advantage Ken has, it has to be played on Day 36, so that will be the beginning of the next episode. I'm curious if it's another vote steal type thing or an advantage in the immunity challenge. Or something completely new! Just one more week!!
I think an equal case can be made for any of the remaining players.
That's what makes this a good season.
I give credit to Ken for telling Jessica (or whatever her name is) that he had no intention of being her lap dog. He stood up for himself, when the normal strategy has always been to let people think you'l do what they say.
Just don't understand, why Sunday? She, at least I thought so, would be someone I would attach myself too and drag to the finals with me.
I think you answered your own question. Too many people wanted to sit next to her at the end, which means someone else would have to go home, and those someone elses didn't want to go out like that.
I thought the episode would be 90mins or 2hrs. I think it needed a bit more room between challenges and vote offs but oh well. Honestly Sunday seems like a wasted vote, she wasn't winning anything. If they leave David in the game he's going to win. He's a talker. Same thing with Jay but for other reasons. Not going after his idol worked out but could have been doom and gloom as he'll win if he's around. An Adam, David, Jay finale would certainly be interesting. I don't think the rest have a chance unless those 3 are gone.
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