Day 16 - Tribal Council #7

[Mia Galeotalanza]

Lindsey: You say that you think tonight's vote will be "easier than you think" but then you say you feel in danger? What's going on in that head of yours?

[Sarah]

[Kim P]

Are votes due at 8:30?

[Jeff Probst]

Gina, are the tribes still divided by the original Mariche/Tamanaco or has the swap complicated things?

[Kim J]

Kim J, what do you do as someone who feels they may be going home to convince everyone else to keep you?

I just have to sit here and keep on defending myself, and pitching myself to whoever is willing to listen.

This is final 12. There are a lot of us sitting here tonight. I just don't want to be instantly thought of as an option tonight.

[Mia Galeotalanza]

Sarah: If you feel out of the loop on the vote, yet you are immune tonight, is there any way to get back into the loop after tonight?

[Jeff Probst]

Are votes due at 8:30?

Correct, plenty of time to change the votes if something comes up...

[Patricia]

It depends on what your goals are. If your goal is to shake things up then yeah, you could blindside someone tonight. I don't see the need to do it personally because with 12 people left, there's a very strong chance that some of the people not in on your blindside you'll need to work with in the future. And if they can't trust you and you need them you could find yourself going.

If there is an 'obvious boot' or at the very least a large consensus boot, some would be inclined not to shake the boat. I don't think anybody wants to shake the boat this early.

[Mia Galeotalanza]

Kim P: Compare your time on Mariche with your time on Tamanaco.

[Lindsey]

Lindsey: You say that you think tonight's vote will be "easier than you think" but then you say you feel in danger? What's going on in that head of yours?

That's the thing. It seems easy to a lot of people and that naturally makes me paranoid, because now that we're at the merge there shouldn't be this much... agreement. So I'm definitely nervous.

[Gina]

Gina, are the tribes still divided by the original Mariche/Tamanaco or has the swap complicated things?

This is definitely an individual game now. I don't think anyone is thinking along tribal lines anymore, pre-swap or post-swap. I know I'm friendly with people I haven't yet played the game with and I think that is true for most everyone

[Mia Galeotalanza]

It depends on what your goals are. If your goal is to shake things up then yeah, you could blindside someone tonight. I don't see the need to do it personally because with 12 people left, there's a very strong chance that some of the people not in on your blindside you'll need to work with in the future. And if they can't trust you and you need them you could find yourself going.

If there is an 'obvious boot' or at the very least a large consensus boot, some would be inclined not to shake the boat. I don't think anybody wants to shake the boat this early.

Fatty Patty: Like, how do you NOT manage to shake the boat???

[Patricia]

I'm surprisingly light on my feet icon_biggrein

[Sarah]

Sarah: If you feel out of the loop on the vote, yet you are immune tonight, is there any way to get back into the loop after tonight?

Well, I mean, I really just feel out of the loop on most of the stuff being talked about at the Tribal. I think if I was I would probably just try to sit back and talk things through with people. I wouldn't like feeling out of touch with my new tribe.

[Patricia]

awwww smiley fail

[Lindsey]

It depends on what your goals are. If your goal is to shake things up then yeah, you could blindside someone tonight. I don't see the need to do it personally because with 12 people left, there's a very strong chance that some of the people not in on your blindside you'll need to work with in the future. And if they can't trust you and you need them you could find yourself going.

If there is an 'obvious boot' or at the very least a large consensus boot, some would be inclined not to shake the boat. I don't think anybody wants to shake the boat this early.

Fatty Patty: Like, how do you NOT manage to shake the boat???

Let's keep this body positive~~

[Sarah]

It depends on what your goals are. If your goal is to shake things up then yeah, you could blindside someone tonight. I don't see the need to do it personally because with 12 people left, there's a very strong chance that some of the people not in on your blindside you'll need to work with in the future. And if they can't trust you and you need them you could find yourself going.

If there is an 'obvious boot' or at the very least a large consensus boot, some would be inclined not to shake the boat. I don't think anybody wants to shake the boat this early.

Fatty Patty: Like, how do you NOT manage to shake the boat???

Let's keep this body positive~~

I can't blame anyone for being self-conscience. I mean you have to look at me and my perfect everything all day.

[Clarence]

I wish more people pmed me today. I give good hug.

[Kim P]

Kim P: Compare your time on Mariche with your time on Tamanaco.

My time on Tamanaco was pretty much controlled by Frank. Which thank you Sean for getting rid of him. Frank had deals with everyone and I did believe him. I felt very confident of my place in the tribe. Then we swapped and Lindsey, Clarence, and myself were automatically on the bottom. However the Marichea were very chill and genuine people. In hindsight I am glad I was swapped, not only because I wasn't on the clusterfuck that was Tamanaco but also because of the great relationships I made on Mariche.

[Jeff Probst]

Clarence, do you feel out of the loop? You were sent away from your original tribe after getting into a public fight with Linda, how was the reunion btw?