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FINALE SCHEDULE
Yes, it’s that time of the season! It’s almost time to call it a close and crown our winner, however, there’s the business to attend to first.
FIC Due: 9/14 9pm
Firemaking, if necessary: 9/14 11:59pm
F4 votes due: 9/15 9pm est
Opening speeches due: 9/16 9pm est
Jury questions due: 9/17 9pm est
Finalist responses due: 9/18 9pm est
Votes due: 9/19 8pm est
LIVE Winner reveal: 9/19 9pm est
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Tribal Council #13
There are only 8 of you left but tonight it becomes 7, let’s see who will be the victim of tonight’s tribal council...
Since no questions were asked, we will go straight to the votes...
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If anybody has a hidden immunity idol and would like to play it, now would be the time to do so...
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Ruthie stands!
The Opal Necklace makes it’s return! This acts as a normal hidden immunity idol and any votes for Ruthie will not count.
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Alright, the person with the most votes will be asked to leave the tribal council area immediately. I’ll read the votes...
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First vote
Daisy
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Second vote
Toph - “a Lannister always repays her debts.”
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Third vote
Drew
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Fourth vote
Daisy - “okay FINE i’ll do what the demons want and vote for daisy. this is the ugliest season ever and you should be ashamed of yourself tbh.”
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Fifth vote
Toph
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Sixth vote
Drew
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Seventh vote
Drew
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Eighth vote.....11th person voted out and the 6th member of our jury...
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Drew
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Drew, the tribe has spoken.
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Basilisk, you have reached the final 7. With so many idol plays and erratic votes, who will be left standing once the dust has settled? We’ll soon find out. Head back to camp.
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Before we move on to our next immunity challenge, we have some business to attend to.
As you noticed at tribal council earlier, the Black Lake is still in effect. You will, again, have a chance at redemption.
As things have been shaken up, and as things usually do in the castle, everything on the idol board has moved. Where you once found something, there may be nothing. Where you once found nothing, there may be something. You never know! Your improved magical skills may allow you to visit... more locations as well.
Last but not least, as at least one of you predicted, we are doing an auction this round! It is non live, so here’s how it will work.
You will each be given $500 to bid on covered and uncovered items.
You will place bids in increments of $20 meaning you can’t place a bid below $20 and you can’t bid $29 etc.
Once you’ve decided which items you’d like to bid on, submit your bids to me and please specify which items you’re bidding which amount of money on. The person with the highest bid will win their item. In the event of two or more people bidding the same amount on one item, we will have them draw rocks to decide who will get it (aka we will randomize it.) If you do not win an item, you do not get your money back. So make sure to bid wisely!
Item #1:
This item will remain covered.
Item #2:
Felix Felicis - 15% immunity advantage in the upcoming immunity challenge.
Item #3:
This item will remain covered.
Item #4:
Wand - This item’s abilities will be revealed to the buyer.
Item #5:
Stuffed Envelope - This item’s contents will be revealed to the buyer.
Item #6:
Bezoar - This item’s abilities will be revealed to the buyer.
Item #7:
This item will remain covered.
Item #8:
Snowy Owl - It seems to have a piece of parchment around it’s foot. This item’s abilities will be revealed to the buyer.
Item #9:
Mandrake Root - This item’s abilities will be revealed to the buyer.
Item #10:
Gillyweed - This item’s abilities will be revealed to the buyer.
Item #11:
This item will remain covered.
To bid, simply message your host chat with the item number you’d like to bid on and the amount to do so, like such, remembering a. you can only bid in increments of 20, and b. you only have $500!
I’d like to bid
Item 0 - $400 Item 11 - $60 Item 3 - $40
Happy bidding! Please bid by Wednesday, August 23rd, at 9pm EST.
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Announcement
It’s been four rounds of hectic peace. You are nearly used to the sounds that are made in the forest at night and have even come to be fond of the giant spiders that sometimes wander into camp, so long as they come nowhere near you. Now that you’re so comfortable...
Let’s shake things up a bit.
It seems everyone has gotten a tad too comfortable, so let’s swap!
Thestral, you are no more.
Random.org decided who went where, and...
On New Firenze, we have
Adil, Drew, Julia, Jenny, Nick, Toph and Jenna
And on New Aragog, we have
Nicholas, JD, Charlotte, Kai, Daisy, Ruthie and Ali
Alright. Head off to your new camps, your challenge is coming soon.
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Immunity #4 - Results
Let’s see which two tribes did the most a-maze-ing job.
With a combined time of 15 minutes 26 seconds...
Congratulations, Thestral, you are the first tribe immune and will not be having a date with the hosts tomorrow night at tribal council.
And with a time of 17 minutes 30 seconds...
Congratulations, Firenze, you are the other tribe immune, escaping tribal council.
This means, Aragog, your time of 36 minutes and 7 seconds was not enough to earn you the win, and now you have your first date with me and the other hosts tomorrow night. Your votes are due to your host chats at 9pm EST on Monday, August 14th.
Tribal questions will be asked this round, which you are to answer PUBLICLY, in the tribe chat, at some point before tribal council tomorrow. Gather your things, head back to camp, and rest up. One of you will be snuffed tomorrow.
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Immunity #2 - Results
It’s time to find which of the three tribes will be heading to tribal council next...
In this challenge you were tasked with drinking 99 potion bottles together as a team...
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HOWEVER...
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Neither of the three tribes managed to complete this challenge so we will instead be seeing which two tribes made it the farthest...
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Finishing in first place, making it all the way down to bottle 14...
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ARAGOG!
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Neither Firenze or Thestral made it past bottle number 99 in this challenge HOWEVER, one tribe attempted the challenge and messed up whilst the other tribe didn’t even begin. For these these reasons, we are awarding second place to the tribe that attempted the challenge which means congratulations...
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FIRENZE! You are all safe.
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Which means I’m sorry Thestral, since you didn’t even start the challenge, the 6 of you will be heading to tribal council to vote the second person out of this game who will join Skylar at The Black Lake for the first Redemption Challenge.
Your votes are due to your host chats at 9pm EST on August 9th.
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Immunity #2 - 99 Bottles
Come on in guys! Aragog and Thestral getting your first look at the new Firenze tribe, Skylar voted out last tribal council.
Today’s challenge is a magical twist on a classic game: “99 Bottles of Beer on the Wall.” Instead of beer, you will be drinking potions! As a tribe your job will be to down all 99 bottles as fast as possible, which will take some strategy, patience, and of course a strong stomach.
Here’s how it will work: when your tribe is ready, you will begin the challenge by having one person type “[Name] Drinks Potion Bottle #99 for [Tribe Name]” in your tribe’s challenge chat.
Then everyone will take turns drinking, counting down from 99-0.
Sound easy? Here’s the catch…
You must drink even numbers of potion on times that end on an even number and odd numbers of potion on times that end on an odd number. (All time stamps will be taken from a host’s computer and are final.)
Example: Post #1: Logan Drinks Potion Bottle #99 for Ravenclaw (7:01pm) Post #2: Luke Drinks Potion Bottle #98 for Ravenclaw (7:04pm) Post #3: Sarah Drinks Potion Bottle #97 for Ravenclaw (7:05pm) Post #4: Rob Drinks Potion Bottle #96 for Ravenclaw (7:08pm)
So, important things to remember:
- You MUST drink odd numbers on times that end in odd numbers - You MUST drink even numbers on times that end in even numbers. - You MUST post the exact phrase as it is shown above, no mistakes, no exceptions. Any mistakes will result in a 5 minutes time penalty added to your tribes total time.
-If one tribe member messes up the number, you MUST start again all the way from 99 bottles of potion.
- No one can drink back to back, spread the wealth among your tribe. No one person can do it all.
- All members of the tribe who are competing must post at least five separate times during this challenge (they must count and cannot be errors), and no two people can post back to back more than three times.
- Do not modify or delete any posts. All errors must remain and will be tallied at the end of the challenge. If you edit or remove any post, you will receive a 10 minute penalty per edit.
The best part of this challenge is that the hosts don’t have to be around for you to start. You each will receive a new challenge chat to complete this challenge in shortly after these rules are read. Remember, it’s not about completing this challenge FIRST, it’s about which tribe does it in the fastest amount of time. Please ask the hosts if you have any questions. We will try to inform you when you have messed up, but our only guarantee is that we will be judging whats in your tribe’s challenge chat at the end of the challenge.
This challenge must be completed by Tuesday, August 8th, at 9pm EST. Good luck!
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Idol System
I know this is what everyone is wondering about.
This season, idols are going to be found in various parts of the wizarding world. To go on a trip to these locations, simply message your host chat! Be aware that you only get one search per round, so there may be a line at the beginning of each round to search.
Oh, another thing... evil things may lurk in these locations, be it an unfriendly wizard or a cursed object. Never assume anything is as it seems.
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Individual Immunity #3 - Results
It was a close battle, but with a total of 26 cookies...
I WIN!
Just kidding. The player with the total of 26 cookies is...
Nick! Congratulations Nick, you have won individual immunity and are guaranteed a spot in the Final 9.
The rest of you, I cannot say the same. Your votes are due to your host chat Monday, August 28, at 9pm EST. Tribal will be held on call shortly after.
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Toph’s Responses
Jenny- my game in three words would have to be loyal, quiet, and strategic.
My game play was loyal because if i was allied with someone who wasn't working with other people i always stuck by there side in order to keep myself and my allies safe in the game. My game moves were always surrounded by the people i trusted most in this game, which was always beneficial on my behalf. My game play was quiet because i always flew under the radar, i was never truly my ott self in this game and when i was i would try my best to downplay it. In this game people only wanted me out because i was apart of the other side and not there side, or was it because i was a social and strategic threat? Looks like we will find out after the game. My game play was strategic because through this whole game my paranoia level an anxiety level were breaking the scale higher than before. Every time my tribe and i went to tribal i always tried to make sure everyone was voting for who i asked they were so my plan would always work out for example the willa vote and surviving 12 tribals! I feel like i deserve to win this game and win the title of the sole survivor is because i honestly tried my hardest to win this game! I put all my time and devotion into the game and i played my heart out. I went from my tribe winning immunity to having to give willa the person who trusted me the most a vote to go home. Too serving so many tribals without immunity too having 8 votes against me.
Jenny- i have never seen harry potter so I can't do that… im sorry queen
Ruthie- the three biggest moves i made in this game are gonna be listed from 1 2 3. The first move i made in this game was getting out jenna, willa, and jd Regardless of are beef we had. I still was able to flip my side and the other tribe to vote for jenna to become part of the amazing jury. Getting her out was one of the weird things i had to do in this game because i honestly really did like her and admired her game play. So getting her out wasn't the worst thing to happen regardless of what happened she was a big threat and if she kept going was going to win! She was so good at getting her to vote with her and that worried me that she would find out and come for me! but i bit the bullet and took my chance which worked out. Onto willa. The first boot from are tribe. Before we ever went to tribal me an willa would always talk game but right when we lost immunity he was clearly an easy vote. I honestly hated to see willa go but it was what everyone wanted including myself, i wasn't going to campaign for him to stay since it was my idea for him to go but taking him out was a move of mine that did in fact work off. Now onto Jd a true queen. When Jd came back into the game Nick was automatically against her and JD was automatically against him which is why me and my alliance did not vote for nick to get the boot. Because the vote would automatically come down to the either of them. When this happened i wanted to get daisy out because then the whole game would revolve around jd and nick having power, keeping me and my alliance safe for a while. During the final night on that tribal i hate to lie to jd to tell her she was safe which is not my proudest moment in this game. I was mainly incontrol of this vote but later sided with nick to get JD out because this would mean nick could trust me.
2. One of the other biggest accomplishments i made in this was making it too final 3 in my second ever game! I'm honestly still shocked i got here. But so ever grateful. The fact that my game still has tremendously changed since my first ever game is a big accomplishment. I went from being a ott queen to a calm and more paranoid player. If it wasn't for my complex strategies in my mind i wouldn't have gotten this far. An would have been an easy premerge boot. My strategy for this game was to allen with big targets and quietly work the votes out. I was an honest player but i did get blood on my hands, i will own up to this. Through this game i was always paranoid people were going to come at me and i tried to keep myself safe at every tribal i went too. Which i successfully did. I honestly think that my this is one of biggest accomplishments.
3. My last big accomplishment in this game was my playstyle and my willing to become a puppetmaster behind a few votes or too. I was extremely loyal to the people i worked with an always tried to keep them safe and tell them when there name was coming up. Everything in this game i did wasn't just for them but was also for myself. Everyone i was ever in an alliance with that mattered is now on the jury. I wasn’t afraid to lost them to keep myself going in this game, before Drew went home i had found the idol and i really didn't wanna use it on him because if he made it too the end he would have won. My game play wasn't just listen to whoever the person wanted out and get them out it was based around what would be better for my game moving forward and not just theres. When charlotte went home it wasn't the worst thing to happen she made a huge move and needed to go. I wasn't about to safe her and go home myself i needed to drop her. This game move wasn't just based on what everyone wanted but what was also best for my game. Every time i went to tribal i always told them i felt the vote was on because i wanted to see if people were lying, this plan normally did work out and kept me from getting anxious because i always knew if my name was up in the air. This plan especially worked out at the jd vote. Another strategy of mine was being able to fly under the radar while bigt targets were being voted off. An one of the my last biggest accomplishments was playing my idol that sadly got you sent home. I knew if i didn't play that idol my ass would have been grass and i wasn't able to let that happen.
I would like you to give me an example of a game move, strategic or otherwise, that you made; not a decision that was made with one of your allies, or an enemy, but something you decided to do and execute all on your own. From an outside perspective, it looks like you were a vote used to get further into the game without making any of the decisions yourself. I’d like you to prove me wrong. Or if I’m not wrong, explain how you turned that into a strategy.
Charlotte- my whole game play wasn't just a point and shoot play. I did indeed make some moves solely based for myself to get further in this game. For example during the Drew vote i had the power to keep him safe, my ride or die, my number one ally but i turned my back on him in his time of despair. I wasn't about to waste my idol and him when it could have sent me home had the votes been split. I selfishly kept the idol for myself and let my ride or die. Die. another move i made on my own was getting willa sent home. It was my idea for him to go instead of keeping him when i was close with him and had to blindside him same with adil when i had meet him at my first tribe swap. Let's keep the examples coming, when jd first came back everyone was scared at first on what to do, no one was talking so i had to step up and be the first, when i was talking with everyone my first idea was to get jd sent packing but instead i wanted daisy out because she was inactive and didn't really talk too much, she had a good story arch to win being the last person from her ination tribe. So my idea was to get her packing for fear she was going to the end. But during a lot of consideration, taking out jd would help me become closer to nick. I was able to turn this into a strategy because by allying with big targets i was able to keep myself safe tribal after tribal. For 12 tribals straight! So charlotte i hope i proved i wasn't a big flopping floater!
Daisy- during this final this has been my biggest question. I feel like I didn't float my way to the end but I actually did try my hardest. I played my heart out and i feel like I deserve the spot i have now. During the game my strategy was to lay low an allen with bigger targets than myself and be able to strike when no one was looking, for example the adil vote out, And the jenna vote. My game play wasn't just a point and shoot game. But it was extremely strategic. By being able to lay low i was able to see the biggest targets and plan out who was the biggest targets and see who need to go home. One of the biggest moves i made for this game was having too take out jenna and rallying the votes to get her out after the beef we had. Another move i made was being in power during the jd vote and having everyone instantly being able to instantly want to take her out was one of the bigger things we had. When i made this move it hurt because i really did like her as well as everyone who went home. I just hope you see that my strategy wasn't too float to the end but play strategically as well.
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Nick’s Responses
Answer to Ruthie:
Thanks Queen for taking the time to read my opening statement J I do believe that you embodied my strategy when you talked about how everybody either didn’t think I was a threat to their game or was on their good side. Being in this limbo like relationship with everyone was part of the reason I was able to win two social competitions. As well as why Ali couldn’t find another person to vote me out that round he tried to blindside me. It’s ironic how if you go back and look at the titles I received in touch subjects were “Thinks they are controlling the game”, “Is actually controlling the game”, “Best position”, “Most friends”, and “Most final 2 deals” yet nobody seemed to notice and/or care. To answer your question, I would probably be a bit bias and vote for Julia to win. Toph’s game was very erratic and haphazard, he didn’t always fully think things through and kinda just had a “go with the flow” strategy. Julia, although playing UTR was able to come back from redemption and have 0 votes cast against her, but she did have an opportunity for second chance in the game and had previously been eliminated.
Answer to Jenny:
I could best describe my gameplay in these three traits: Calculated, Sociable, and Aggressive.
My game was calculated because I was very strategic and analytical when it came to who I wanted to leave and when. I consider all options and would think about everybody else’s connections before determining who the biggest threat to my game moving forward was. Such as I said in my answer to Charlotte, the people I choose to target partially had to do with who they were aligned with. I wanted to make sure that people felt closest to me so I got rid of people who got in-between me and others i.e. Ali, Drew, and Nicholas.
My gameplay was to be sociable. I built up many connections with a lot of people and initiated alliance to further myself in the game. I created alliances such as: Nicholas/Julia/Me, Drew/Toph/Me, Ruthie/Nicholas/Charlotte/Me, Toph/Charlotte/Me. I reached out to multiple people in the game and had social ties with a lot, if not everybody sitting in jury… something the other two sitting next to me cannot say. Not to dig on Toph and Julia, but they both have told me time and time again that they had limited relationships with many people in the game, sometimes not even messaging them at all.
Lastly, my game was aggressive. I vied for immunity wins, not really because I needed them but to prove I was a competitor and strengthen my case for tonight. I made cut-throat game moves and got rid of close allies to ensure I would be sitting here tonight. I did not sit idle and wait for game moves to happen, I made the moves happen. I was an initiator.
I believe all three of these traits prove that my game was the most multi-faceted and well rounded. I was social and liked when I needed to be, part of the reason nobody really ever considered targeting me, even when I didn’t have immunity. I was strategic and calculated with my moves making sure to consider everything leading up to a game move and making sure that I was a favorable candidate to win next to the finalists. And I was aggressive with how I played the game, I made moves that needed to be made in order to further myself such as taking out other competitors, such as Drew, Nicholas, and Charlotte.
Adil: Justin Finch-Fletchley, involved in some of the plot yet sometimes easily forgotten as a character. However, still involved in the story and Dumbledore’s Army but very UTR.
Jenny: Hermione, super freaking smart and a strong independent women. Everybody loves you and your individualistic self. You are one of a kind
Jenna: Lavender Brown, you love telling everybody about your crackt relationship but honestly you are really a super sweet and funny girl.
J.D: Angelina Johnson, because let’s be real J.D. would totally be a Quidditch player and probably kick all our asses like she did on Redemption.
Ali: Seamus Finnigan, he is a very likable character but manages to make mistakes every once in a while like when he came for me in this game ;(
Drew: Harry Potter, if Drew was a wizard he’d probably be one of the most powerful ones to ever exist. Also Drew is a main character let’s be real.
Ruthie: Ginny, a bright wizard and very likable. She is secretly a badass and kicks ass on the Quidditch pitch. Super sweet to her friends and people she loves.
Nicholas: Dean Thomas, friends with a lot of people in the story and honestly just a straight up guy. A great wizard and Quidditch player, too.
Charlotte: McGonagall, one of the most powerful witches and a truly smart women. She seems scary until you get to know her (or at least that was my experience with her in the game). The best teacher in Hogwarts.
Daisy: Tonks, Daisy kind of camo through this game and Tonks is one of my favorite characters. Daisy is very likable and an overall stellar witch.
Julia: Luna, can be ditzy sometimes and not really know what is going on but is one of the best friends you could ask for. Not to mention she can teach you how to keep away the nargles.
Toph: Neville, an acquired taste, but probably one of the most genuine people to play this season. He is a good friend and loyal all the way. 10/10 knows his plants.
Me: Fluffy, the three-headed dog. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I’m adorable but scary at the same time. Also I like to sleep so.
Answer to Charlotte:
As you said, I wasn’t banking on jury management during the season. I played a very cut-throat and “back-stabby” game because I knew if I played any other way I wouldn’t be sitting here tonight. As I said in my opening statement I partially had a hand in almost everybody leaving during merge. I purposefully targeted castaways that would get between me and other people who I could work with… even if I was aligned with said castaway. Part of the reason I targeted Ali because he got between my alliance with Toph and Drew. Part of the reason I targeted Drew because he got between alliances I had with you, Toph, and Ruthie. Part of the reason I targeted Ruthie because she got between my trio with Nicholas and Julia. Lastly, part of the reason I targeted Nicholas because he got between my alliance with Julia. Especially with jury being constructed of J.D. (somebody who I have history with), Ali (one of the only people who actually tried to get me out and expose me), and one (now two) people who have me deleted as a contact, I did not feel like jury was going to be so keen on my gameplay. I feel it is better to own my ruthless game-play because if I didn’t get out certain people in the pecking order I wanted it would not be realistic for me to be sitting here, or if I was I would be labeled as relying too much on my idols and would probably lose that way. I am proud of the game I played and I don’t think I would really change anything. Thanks for the question.
Answer to J.D:
I can’t really sort everyone but I’ll try and sort the people I was on a tribe with. Most of these are probs wrong but I tried ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
L.A: Gryffindor
Adil: Ravenclaw
Jenny: Hufflepuff
Jenna: Gryffindor
J.D: Slytherin
Ali: Ravenclaw
Drew: Ravenclaw
Ruthie: Gryffindor
Nicholas: Slytherin
Charlotte: Ravenclaw
Daisy: Slytherin
Julia: Gryffindor
Toph: Hufflepuff
Nick: Ravenclaw
Answer to Daisy:
In my opinion Toph played a much for sporadic game. He was loyal, yes, but he sort of just went with the flow and followed people. He was used as a random vote in most of the game and never really came up with any game moves by himself during the merge. Julia had a second chance in this game and had already been eliminated. You could consider that as port of the game or as saved by a twist, but she did get voted out which you have to think about when casting your vote tonight. Julia also told me multiple times that there were tons of people she had not communicated with at all this game, even Toph told me last night that her and Julia haven’t exchanged words in over a month. Julia as well didn’t conceive any of her own “big game moves”.
For the reason I stated in Ruthie’s answer I would probably still be biased and vote for Julia because I worked with her since practically day one. I do think you played a good game, but you kind of slept UTR because you had Jenny’s super idol.
Adil: Even thought I was on a tribe with you for a very short time and didn’t talk to you that much, the few times we spoke I thought you were a very nice guy. Also you are from the U.K. so get shook America.
Jenny: I absolutely fucking love you. I came into this game instantly wanting to be aligned with you and was lucky I was placed on the same OG tribe as you. If you put time into this game you could have easily smoked us all because everyone thinks your rad. I was literally debating playing the opal necklace on you when you were going to self-vote but then I knew all hell would break lose and everybody would be pissed at me.
Jenna: I have honestly seen you “grow up” through ORGs. You are super fun to play with in these games and are such an interesting and crazy character. I wish we had the opportunity to work more closely this season, but you obviously were playing the game well because you made one of the most crackt votes in the season.
J.D: You are a fucking badass, even though I don’t think you really like me, but I respect you a lot and I think you played really strong, especially for being able to comeback from redemption twice.
Ali: You were one of the only people who tried to come for me this game and I give great kudos for that. I was gag’t when you played the wand and almost sent me home with an idol. You were super fun to play with and I wish we could have worked more closely at merge.
Drew: You are genuinely one of the smartest and funniest people I’ve met in this community. I was super excited to have a chance to play our first game together and I thoroughly enjoyed working with you. You were really running this game and had a lot of people who wanted you to stay. I know you have me deleted or whatever but I really do not hate you, I just knew if I wasn’t able to get you out I’d have a slim chance of making it to the end or winning.
Ruthie: Bitchhhhhh you knew I fucking love you. You are one of my favorite people in this community and I was so shook when my one vote sent you home. I enjoy playing with you every time and even if we weren’t number #1s this game it was so fun playing with you. You had a really under-rated game and I would have loved to see how you would have done if I wasn’t cast in this game. You were close to a lot of people and nobody really saw you as too big of a threat.
Nicholas: You were so fun to work with and you were truly my number one from the start. I knew you had really good connections with a lot of the jury and would probably beat me in the end. If Charlotte didn’t win immunity that round I think you would have easily made final 4.
Charlotte: I am so glad I had the opportunity to meet you and play with you before I go on hiatus. You were one of the sweetest and coolest people I’ve ever worked with in an org. I felt so bad about getting you out but I felt you were my biggest competition and was most likely going to be the reason I was voted out or lost at FTC. You played a really good game and you should be proud of that. Easily P.O.T.S.
Daisy: I was so happy I could play with you into the end game this time because other games we played it didn’t end up like that. You played a very fluctuating game and had a lot of ups and downs. I would have been really curious to see hwo you would have done if you had more OG Firenze at merge or if you had more time and energy to play the season out. Thanks for asking me a question J
The main reason I was telling you how I wanted out Drew was because I was testing the waters to find out who was really close with him and who was not and I wanted to confide in you that he was somebody we needed to keep our eyes on. It didn’t make sense to vote out Drew while redemption was in play because he would easily have come back and targeted my ass hard core. I was not very close with Jenna in this game and I had the Toph and Drew alliance on the side, which I really wanted to stick with because I knew after Drew left Toph would be loyal to me and stick with me for the long haul. If I could go back I would not change my vote, nobody knew how long Redemption was going to last and having Drew on my side was something I believed to benefit me especially since he was connected to a lot of people I hadn’t been on a tribe with leading up to merge. If there was anything I would change about my game… I don’t really think so. I got people out in the order I mostly wanted and was able to make FTC and have a strong case for the jury. I do not believe I relied on immunity wins, I had very strong social bonds with a lot of people not to mention multiple idols which would have saved me if I didn’t have immunity. The immunity basically served as a way to allow me to keep my idols as long as possible and to build my case at FTC. Even when I didn’t win immunity I was still able to stay in the game, such as during final 6 and final 5. There was a never a time I thought I would leave because I didn’t win the challenge because you have to remember I had the Thestral idol secretly in my pocket since round 2, I didn’t really think I was going anywhere if I didn’t manage to win an immunity.
I appreciate your after talk about how “not voting someone solely based of jury management…” because you being able to make it to final 4, makes you have, in my opinion, the most crucial and insightful information on how the jury should vote.
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JD’s Questions
“Julia, List all the people in this game, including pre-merge boots that were on your tribe, list who you spoke to at all and of that list who did you talk game with
Nick, out of all the people that played in this game, pre-merge as well. Separate us all into Harry potter houses.
Toph, in my eyes you were a hot mess, but you played with your alliance even when they knocked down your ideas which take a lot to be able to do. This was your second game and you couldn't have picked better people to learn from (Charlotte and Drew) because not only do they bring it in games but they know when it's about game and when it's not. Above all else they have great jury management, which you have or will hear about tonight and that is just simply not pissing people off or if you know that you're gonna piss them off... Something that can't be helped. Most of the time if you have genuine conversations with people they can over look that you voted them out, especially when it was good for your game. So for me, this is a congregation, you have my vote.”
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Ruthie’s Questions
“Nick: Your opening speech was definitely the best. I went into the game not trusting you at all after New Orleans and CONTINUED not to trust you at all but whenever I told someone I didn’t trust you other people seemed to really either a. not think you were a threat or b. had a lot of trust in you and didn’t want you gone so I want to congratulate you on making it to the end! You were one of those people that I wanted to be on the good side of but I also desperately wanted you out because I felt that you would beat me or anyone else you were sitting next to if you made it to the end. My question to you is-
If this was a final two and you were in the jury, who would you vote for to win? Julia or Toph? Why?
Toph: I loved getting to play another game with you and I like that in the beginning we were close and could tell each other things and kind of work together. This is your second game and making it to the end is a HUGE accomplishment and you should be very proud of yourself! Out of the three of you, on paper it looks like Nick played the best game, but I think that you played a great game too and I want you to explain what your three biggest accomplishments were in this game.
Julia: Out of everyone in the final three, I think I worked the most closely with you, especially in the beginning when you, Nicholas and I had our alliance together. We all kind of stopped talking in it, but I still had a lot of trust in you throughout the game. I’m really proud of you for making it all the way to the end in this game and I would LOVE to vote for you to win but I want to know more about your game. I know that this isn’t a super creative and original question but I want you to REALLY sell the answer to me and the rest of the jury- why do you deserve to win this game over Nick and Toph?”
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Jenny’s Questions
“Hey guys!! Congrats on making it to the end! You should be very proud!
1. Please describe your game in three (3) words and include examples that showcase those traits. Then tell me why those three qualities make you deserving of my vote and the title of sole survivor.
2. If each jury member and the f3 were a character in the Harry Potter series, which would they be? Please give a reason for each.
My vote is really up in the air but don't bullshit me. If I don't think you are being honest I won't vote for you. Good luck!!”
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Daisy’s Questions
“For everyone - tell me why you deserve to win over the other 2. also, if I was in the final 3 rather than you who would you vote for and based off what criteria? also, say something nice about everyone on the jury in terms of who they are as a person AND their gameplay.
Toph - give me an example of one time your role in the game was anything other than being a tool for someone else to use. pretty much everytime I talked to you I would just give you a random reason to vote for someone and then you would just jump right on board and go for it, I cant think of any moves you made solely on your own or anything you did that wasn't because someone else wanted you to do it. maybe you played well enough that I just didn't see that even tho it was there, so please tell me. keeping in mind that ill be asking the other jurors whether or not these moves were actually yours or if they had a bigger hand in those.
Julia - I feel like youre kind of in a similar situation to toph here. I feel like you didn't do much, but again, that might be more about visibility and my specific role in this game rather than yours. can you give me a few times you had a hand in something going down, or a move you made that you can say was entirely your own?
nick - for me, your biggest fault wasn't necessarily your jury management (although I know the other jurors may disagree w me) but it was simply that you made some bad decisions early merge. you kept talking about how you wanted drew out bc he would win immunity every single round, and then as soon as there was an opportunity to get drew out you flaked and went after jenna instead. I truly don't think you should have included the jenna vote as a reason to vote for you in your opening speech, because all that did was make me (and some others, I believe) suspicious of you. at that point I was willing to keep working with you and voting with you every single round but all of a sudden I felt completely certain that you were working with drew which, in my mind, made you only a bigger target. and it made me infinitely less willing to work with you, which you probably know considering I started to target you not long after. the idea of "keep your friends close but your enemies closer" only really makes sense if you know your enemy is going to be around for a long time and you need to get on their good side. I think we could have gathered the votes to get out drew pretty early in merge as long as he hadn't won immunity, so your logic behind voting out jenna and not drew doesn't really hold up for me. so here's my question - if you could go back and change your vote that round, would you? if not, is there anything about your game you would've changed? (and be specific, don't just say "jury management". that's too broad.) also, do you think you relied on immunity wins to get as far as you did? what are some times where you think you could've gone home but didn't because you won a challenge?
and just a general statement, to end this all:
1. my speech/questions for nick was longer and more detailed because we played more closely in the game than I did with the other two and because his speech was more detailed and it gave me more to go off of in terms of questions. considering I didn't talk to the other two as much and their opening speeches had little substance in terms of their actual moves, I struggled a lot more with what to ask them, especially considering they both weren't very visible in game either. 2. I know a lot of the jurors don't want to vote for nick bc yall are pissed at him for doing one thing or another. HOWEVER - and this is just my personal opinion - I think not voting for someone solely based off of jury management is a bitter vote, and not a gameplay based one. that doesn't make your vote any less valid, I just personally feel that given the information I have neither toph or Julia played any kind of game or made any kind of move worthy of a vote. what I saw it seemed like they kind of just allowed themselves to be carried by not doing much - or, in toph's case, by just being an extra vote for whoever really needed it. that being said, the answers to my questions (and to everyone else's) still could change my vote. but at this point in time, it doesn't make sense to me to vote for anyone other than nick. 3. and lastly, i'm just gonna suck my own ass since I don't do it enough and I deserve it. but I hope yall know that I truly think I could've won this game had I been able to put my heart into the f3 and hadn't been voted out. anyways, despite how any of this may came off, I truly do love you all and it was an honour to play w you guys. this was such a fun game, and ill miss yall so much <3″
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Charlotte’s Questions
“First and foremost, I would like to congratulate all of you on making it to the final three. No matter what any of us may say up here tonight, you’ve managed to make it further in this game than any of us did and you should be proud of that... regardless if any one of us feels that you might not deserve that spot you’re sitting in.
I have a feeling a lot of my fellow survivors will lay into you about the games you’ve played, or the choices you’ve made, and while I could easily do that ... I’m not going to. I won’t pick apart your opening speeches and point out the blatant lies, or suspicious feeling that you’re simply pandering to what you think we want to hear vs what you actually mean. There’s no point, really. Up until last night I’d decided I was going to let random.org decide who got my vote... but I’m in a conceding mood so I’ll give you one last chance to plead your case.
My first question is for Toph. It was during the early days on Aragog that you, myself, and Drew, started working together. I won’t deny that my loyalty wasn’t always unwavering but I will compel you to keep in mind that narratives are only as honest as the person sharing them with you. I’d keep that in mind in the future, especially if the person feeding you information is a snake. My question to you is simple - for most of the game, you worked closely with your allies ... often to a point where you were told who to vote for, and when not to say something in order to keep a plan from self-destructing. I would like you to give me an example of a game move, strategic or otherwise, that you made; not a decision that was made with one of your allies, or an enemy, but something you decided to do and execute all on your own. From an outside perspective, it looks like you were a vote used to get further into the game without making any of the decisions yourself. I’d like you to prove me wrong. Or if I’m not wrong, explain how you turned that into a strategy.
Now onto Julia. We never worked closely in the game, so I don’t have very much to say to you. Again, there are some things I could pick apart... but that requires more effort than I’m willing to put into this. At the end of the day, you were a genuine person who always seemed to be on the outs and not on the outs at the same time. So for you, my question is this: on several occasions you said to me that you didn’t know what was going on, and that you liked to vote with the majority because in the past doing so had gotten you to the end. Were these comments honest, or was it a strategy to lead people to underestimate you as the game continued? Also this is a two part question .. going back in our chat history, I see that every conversation we had was initiated by me. Do you feel that your social game hindered or helped you get to your position in the end? There’s been a lot of talk about Jury Management, and whether or not people did enough of it - so where do you feel that you fit in?
And last but not least, we have Nick. I’m not going to touch on our relationship during the game because we’ve spoken about this before. I don’t have anything left to say to you. My question for you is this though ... in your opening statement you acknowledge that you targeted me because you knew that I’d done a better job at managing the jury than you did. A fair point, sure, and I don’t begrudge you for voting me out, but my question to you points back to that. You were clearly self-aware enough to realize that you weren’t capitalizing on jury management... yet seemingly you did nothing to correct that. Was it because you felt it was too little, too late? Or did you decide that it wasn’t important enough to concern yourself with? From where I’m standing ... all strategy and immunity wins aside, your relationship with the members of the jury might cost you the title of sole survivor. Would you go back and change things now if you were given the opportunity? Or do you stand by the game you played and the decisions you made?
I’d like to have it noted that I am going to give all of you a fair chance. If you don’t answer my questions, that’s fine, but don’t expect my vote tonight. Like I said, I was going to randomize my vote.. but this is my first time on a Jury and I’d like to do it properly. I hope you’ll all give me the same consideration I’ve given you.”
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