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Jalapao
Joe
- he was the one that spearheaded the campaign
to get some protein by eating termites and it
appears the idea has worked well. He doesn't seem to
be the leader of the tribe (like JT) but is still
high in the ranks. He seems like he is gelling
prettying well with everyone and that should be a
good sign that he's in it for a bit longer.
JT -
his story continues to focus on his background
of not being part of the 'outside' world. He seems
to think that Taj doesn't deserve to win because she
probably has a fair share of wealth by being married
to her "footbally analyst" of a husband. We also are
seeing his relationship develop with someone that is
his complete opposite--Stephen. He seems to have
taken a liking to him and that could only mean one
thing-strong alliance.
Sandy - she wasn't as crazy this episode, we
just know and she knows, that she is about to go any
day now.
Spencer - they are making him out to be some
kind of narrator for the game. Narrators tend to
pose a threat at making it far in this game. We
don't see Spencer making any bad moves at this point
in the game, he's still going to try to be the good,
young guy that's a teamplayer..
Stephen - he knows that he can utilize JT as a
potential ally. We know that he isn't as physically
weak as we may have perceived him. He is definitely
not going down like past Survivor "geeks" have gone
down.
Sydney - no real action from her this episode.
Taj
- it was interesting to see Taj let the cat out
of the bag regarding her husband. It was probably
better if she had not mentioned it because now she
has created a target on her back. Still, she tried
making bold moves by solidifying and alliance with
Brendan while on Exile, and understood she would
have to act a certain way in order to get more clues
regarding the idol. The next episode shows her
involved in forming a powerful alliance.
Timbira
Coach
- the tribe does see him as cocky and even Jeff
noticed it when he carried his jacket over his
shoulder while going to vote someone out of the
game. He isn't living up to the physical aspect of
the game, and quite frankly, he doesn't scream to
anyone that he should be trusted. Still, it looks
like Sierra and Debbie are going along with whatever
plans he has for survival.
Brendan - he emerged a bit more this episode
because he was the one chose to go to Exile. That
developed his storyline a bit more and also showed
that he is there to play: first by his interactions
with Taj and making her feel comfortable and two is
by lying to his tribe about getting information
regarding the hidden immunity idol.
Candace - she knew that she talked way too much,
she ended up talking way too much, and that's
exactly why Timbira had to get rid of her.
Debra - at this point in time, we see her
nothing more as naive and a bit of a sheep that goes
along with anything. She won't win but she can make
it far if she keeps riding coattails. We were
impressed that she spoke up during Tribal.
Erinn - she seemed like she was edited as
Candace's friend, but then voted her off. Is she a
backstabber? No, she is just playing the game that
will work best for her, which is probably the reason
she has trust issues with her tribe. This is
probably not a good thing to mention right before
the tribe is about to vote someone out of the tribe.
Jerry - he seems like he's playing the game
logically, but isn't forming great relationships yet
which will hurt him when he needs to campaign for
votes to stay in the game. He seems a bit indecisive
as well.
Sierra - she's got a lot of fight in her, first
by looking for the idol and second, by doing good
for her figure in the challenge. We don't know what
to make of Sierra, seems like we are being asked to
root for her since people had the wrong first
impression of her from the start.
Tyson - he's emerging more and more as the tell
it like it is guy. We know that he wants to do
things a certain way, but at the same time, he
recognizes when he should give control to other
people for his own strategic purposes. He's being
shown as very strong, that the tribe will probably
not cut him loose premerger simply because they need
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