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Post by Eliza Orlins on Jul 28, 2012 0:08:44 GMT -5
Bob "Dawg" Mason: sausagebobdawg Coach Wade: coach.wade Eliza Orlins: lucywithdiamondz Judd Sergeant: youjustgotjudded Kelly Sharbaugh: little lion baby Mary Sartain: MarySartain69 Mike Chiesl: clumbze13
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Post by Eliza Orlins on Aug 5, 2012 19:21:46 GMT -5
I'm not really sure what to say to make up for not writing confessionals for almost an entire week, but I guess saying sorry is a good start, right? This last week was pretty eventful for me inside and outside this game, so I'm sorry for not telling you guys everything that's happening with Eliza right now.
The last two rounds at Valente weren't really important becase, after Frosti's elimination, the Outcast Alliance had a complete dominance over the rest of the tribemates challenge-wise and even strategic-wise. We had the numbers and we were definitely the strongest members of the tribe, so taking each other would be completely ludacris. So, we won the Immunity Challenge for the 7th round by a freaking landslide and when it came down to the last challenge of the tribal phase of this game, Judd decided to switch tribes and hand us over the immunity. I don't know how that exactly happened at all because I was sick, like food poisoning sick and I had to miss everything that happened.
Luckily, my disease didn't last for long and I came back for the game just one day later, when Valente was safe from going to Tribal Council again, which was amazing, because that tribe going to Tribal Council really meant getting a headache for the next two days in a row. Really, I don't want to go through all the shit that happened at that freaking Tribal Council all over again in my entire life.
Before that challenge, we were down to 12 contestants, which I thought was the ideal time for a merge, but, then, one thing that I have to know about this game is that you have to expect the unexpected, because we were still tribes until the Final Eleven, when, after a very weird and unecessary fake tribal swap, we were finally becoming only one single tribe, MALIKI.
I'm glad I finally made it to this point of the competition. I have to say that when I started this competition, I really didn't expect to go very far just because this series is known for having very active, strategical and sneaky players and I couldn't see myself fitting that role very much, but I'm happy that I won challenge after challenge after challenge and was able to make it to the halfway point of such a competitive and amazing game. Knowing that, from now on, everyone who leaves is automatically joining the Jury who will crown the winner of the season really makes me happy because even if I get voted out now, I'll have a chance to revenge my elimination and make some bitches work to get my vote at the Final Tribal Council. Also, I have to say I kinda feel bad for Wanda. That poor girl made the Final Twelve and the Jury, but never made the merge.
Right after the merge was announced, I was extremely happy. I didn't have to worry about winning immunity challenges or things like that for the rest of the competition because now things are going to be just individual and based even more on strategy. At first, I really wanted to stick together with Outcast Alliance all the way though to the end of the competition, but just moments later, I knew things were falling apart.
Everyone was talking to everyone and I got really scared that my whole plan that I was completely perfect would just completely vanish just because everyone thought they had a better deal playing with their Old Gwadatoo or Old Nesoi tribemates and that really made me kinda sad. I thought that me, Mike, Mary, Kelly and Coach were a solid group, but I could really see that some people were tighter than others and that a couple of them were already throwing each other under the bus. That's the case with Coach and Kelly. When we were at Desterrados and Valente, they hated each other. Just after the merge was revealed, Coach started talking about how much Kelly wants to be a Kardashian just like Kourtney. I didn't appreciate that because if we were falling apart just seconds after the reveal, imagine what would happen a couple of Tribal Councils later.
With that, I was personally expecting a lot of chaos coming from this merge, but I have say I wasn't expecting what was about to happen with me...
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Post by Eliza Orlins on Aug 5, 2012 22:19:53 GMT -5
One day after we were officialy merged, we had our first Individual Immunity Challenge. I was definitely expecting something very active and physical, but, instead, it was just a plain and simple Majority Rules. Like most of you know now, I'm a host and I know all the stuff that happens with these kind of challenges. Majority Rules and the coconut-chopping challenge are known for exposing players, duos and even complete alliances, so I got there ready to know what everyone had in mind and their opinions about everyone.
Seeing all the categories, I instantly knew I wasn't getting a lot of good awards. I definitely played as shadow for the biggest part of the competition because I'm not a big fan of becoming a strong and dangerous player right away. I always prefer to just lay low, sit back and watch while everyone cuts each other's throats in the beginning of the competition. Getting a huge neon target around your back is a very dangerous thing to do and, in most cases, it doesn't pay off at all.
So, I thought I was going to receive something like "Most Annoying" or something like that, but instead I get probably the worst one out of all of that considering I'm a returnee player:
Who never should have been cast in the first place?
That seriously hurt me, so I knew I had to make a move this week to show every single person left that I'm not just a number for Coach and Mary. And I did...
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Post by Eliza Orlins on Aug 7, 2012 20:54:14 GMT -5
After the results from the challenge, I got thinking about making some big moves because I guess everyone was seeing me as just Coach's minion and that's not a position I wanna be in this competition, because I'm not gonna waste this whole time just do handle Coach the title of Sole Survivor. So, I knew I had to make sure that I had better connections with a few of the power players. So, I decided to use the bond I made with Kourtney on the very first day to take a little advantadge of her power and see what that could bring me. So, while I was talking to Kourtney, some other people came up to me to ask what the hell I was gonna do about the vote since Mike and Coach had immunity on the necks, while the vote was probably gonna be me or Mary, because people were definitely seeing both of us as kinda like Coach's maids. As you can see, I wasn't the only member of Old Desterrados to decide to try to mix things up just because I was seen as some kind of blind follower. Mike had the same gut feeling that he wasn't very up on the Desterrados totem pole now that things have changed and the tribal game turned into an individual game. So, we decided to vote with Kourtney and Bob Dawg who mysterously love each other and just can't stop telling everything each other. Also, they said that they had Kelly's and Ace's vote to make sure that Judd was the one going home, and not Kelly, like Coach was really trying to vote out.
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Post by Eliza Orlins on Aug 7, 2012 21:13:03 GMT -5
My plan for the past Tribal Council was to vote Judd out with a very strange alliance formed just because people weren't really buying the whole Pagonging plan that was definitely going on during the first day of the merge. So, we had six or, well, I thought we had six strong: And, while we were definitely scheming behind everyone's backs, I was still pretending to be 100% alright with everything that Coach told me, because I wasn't planning on burning any kind of bridges before the actual vote. I sure do love some drama, but not when it's obviously gonna make things worse for my gameplay. Coach was trying to get Kelly out of this game before she was definitely playing both sides. She had alliances with both the Old Desterrados tribemates and Kourtney, which means she's officialy dead to Coach. I never wanted to vote her out because she was definitely in with my plan to showing the world I was not a puppet and I was never going to be a puppet, but I had to lie straight to his face about it because he would think I was dead in his book too. So, when it came to the actual vote, Judd left, thank god, but it was almost me, which is horrible and amazing all at once. First off, I completely hated because I don't like getting voted just because that already puts a little bit of a target on my back, but then I realized it was perfect, because I could use that as an excuse for not voting with his plan of taking out Kelly. I could say to him that I only voted for Judd because I knew people were gunning for me because they think Coach has the idol and would obviously use it on Mary because she's like his showmance or something like that and the only way out of going to Ponderosa was voting along with Kelly, Kourtney and Bob Dawg. I was really hoping that he would buy that, but then he immediately talked with me. He seemed very bitter and hurt about what I just did, so I thought that our little thing was officialy done, which sucks because I really wanted to work more with him just because he protects me with his neon-lighted target. I guess I have to make sure I stay in this game in another way, but I still need to figure out what the hell I need to do.
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