[Jeff Probst]

Welcome, Pachamama, to Tribal Council. Votes will be due at 9:30c/10:30e

We'll now bring in the members of our jury: Jaime, Erik, and Sara who was voted out at the last Tribal Council. You are not allowed to address the jury; they are only allowed to post emojis from here on out.

First things first, Shan, you won Individual Immunity, if you'd like to give it away, you now have 5 minutes to do so.

[Jeff Probst]

Abraham, at certain points in Stranded it often becomes Threats vs. Non-Threats to win. Strategically it makes the most sense to knock out your biggest competition to win. The problem is that you often leave yourself vulnerable as the next biggest threat. After all, only a select few are going to make it to the final... are certain players here taking up a slot in that final that bigger threats are fighting over?

[Leslie]

I don't think it has ever been this quiet... I don't know which one is more stressful 

[Abraham]

Lol how appropriate you ask me this. It's clear that I'm a target again tonight and I don't really think people are playing in the way of 'certain players taking up a slot'. I think everyone has an idea of how they see themselves make it to the end, and they would rather go with people they trust and believe in over someone they haven't made a good relationship with.

[Jeff Probst]

Deshawn, do you believe that the end-game of this season will be wide-open or locked into a set alliance?

[Jeff Probst]

Jean-Robert, what's advice you wish the other players in the game would listen to?

[Jean-Robert]

I love that question Mr. Probst. Gonna have to say that my advice for the rest of the players in this game is to never draw the line in the sand. This game changes quickly and often, one vote you could be attacking this person's throat and the next you are on the same side as them. I try and be kind to everyone on a personal level, so that bridges aren't burned, but its a very difficult skill to master both in this game and in real life.

[Deshawn]

Deshawn, do you believe that the end-game of this season will be wide-open or locked into a set alliance?

I believe it's too early to make an official call on that. Anything can change at any second. I think there's a lot of moving parts and it doesn't always take a lot to make people change their minds. So who knows what the game will look like tomorrow morning. And odds are it'll change again tomorrow night. 

[Jeff Probst]

Heather, what do you make of the quietness of the group tonight?

[Jeff Probst]

Leslie, it's final 8... did you see yourself making it this far?

[Leslie]

I was hopeful, but I got more and more nervous as things went on. I really like these guys though, so I am happy and excited to still be playing with them! 

[Jeff Probst]

Evvie, with the finals approaching, we're running out of opportunities to make moves and game decisions that you can claim as your own.

[Jeff Probst]

Xander... hey.

[Evvie]

You are very correct, Papa Probst. 

[Jean-Robert]

Whisper to Abraham:

WHISPER: ON

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[Xander]

Hey Jeff! Nice to see you tonight! You're trucker hat is looking dapper as usual. 

[Jeff Probst]

Shan, without immunity tonight... would you be going home?

[Heather]

Heather, what do you make of the quietness of the group tonight?


 

I mean…what is there to discuss? The decision has already been made and everyone is in agreement as they always are and will continue to be until the game edges to a close. Also, it’s nice not to be bombarded by whispers and corny ass memes for once. Let’s enjoy someone’s final silence together in peace. 

[Deshawn]

Xander... hey.

[Jean-Robert]

Heather, what do you make of the quietness of the group tonight?



 

I mean…what is there to discuss? The decision has already been made and everyone is in agreement as they always are and will continue to be until the game edges to a close. Also, it’s nice not to be bombarded by whispers and corny ass memes for once. Let’s enjoy someone’s final silence together in peace. 

That answer terrifies me Heather