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James Barber	One World Insider Episode 3	Lead	[-]
Posts: 27286 03/01/12 04:45 AM Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Secret Scene: Matt Matt tries to get Jonas on his side before Tribal Council. <day 8> <Jonas and Troyzan are fishing in separate areas; Matt is walking with a coconut in his hand> Matt (solo): I've talked to Troy at length about a new alliance. It's understood with Troy and I, and the rest of the guys I'm with, Mike and Jay, that things are changing, and Troy is good with that, he seems. Jonas is Troy's right-hand man. I don't really have much of a relationship with Jonas at this point, and I want that to change. I have to open up those lines of communication. I have to show Jonas he can trust me. <Matt goes to talk to Jonas> Matt: You and Troy spoke about what Troy and I (?). Jonas: Yeah. Matt: It's currently me, Mike, and Jay, and there a bunch of guys in the middle of it that are ultimately going to determine our fate if we don't rearrange something. Why are we doing all the work around here, why are we playing this game the best and the hardest, when we have everything to lose? Jonas: I agree with you, because ultimately I don't want someone who's been lazy ass, doing nothing, beating me. Jonas (solo): So Matt came up to me, and he said, you know, hey, I know we've been on opposite alliances, but now it's time we unite. And I said, OK, that sounds really good. But I don't want to work with Matt and Mike. I don't really have any relationship with him. They could be a little more liked, especially by the women - I think the women think they're all hot and sexy and all that stuff. I don't need that against me. Matt: We're also a bunch of smart guys, you know what I mean? I want guys on my side I can count on, because when we merge, and I look around, I have to look around and say, these guys are with me. When you look at Colton, look at Leif, look at Bill, all the guys that are trying to have it every which way possible, guess what's gonna happen? Ding! You're gone, I'm gone, whichever one makes the merge, they're all gone. I want us to do each other like a five, not like a three and a two, whatever it is. Jonas: I respect that quality. That's who I am. I believe in that. I do. Matt (solo): I think I got through to Jonas. I usually know when I get through to people, and I felt like he heard me. His eyes were open and so was his ears, and I think he heard what I said. I think he realized it makes a lot of sense. Jonas: I'm gonna talk it over with Troy, and if and when we commit, it's 100%. Matt (solo): One way of looking at it is if he goes along with my plan tonight, he's already telling me he's with me. We're gonna go through this game five-strong, see where that takes us. Matt: Just for now, let's keep this conversation in confidence. The only people who know what the real plan is you two, me, Mike, and Jay. Everyone else is going to get to Tribal Council tonight and be shocked. Jonas (solo): Matt is the kind of guy, he doesn't talk to me all 7 days, and all the sudden, out of the blue, he comes rushing up to me and wants to make an alliance. I'm looking forward to getting rid of Matt, cause he is such a power player. <Matt and Jonas shake hands and Matt leaves> Matt the Day After Matt reflects on his time in the game the day after he is voted out of SURVIVOR: ONE WORLD. "My experience was great. I was really looking forward to playing. I wasn't anticipating the male vs female format, and I think that really worked against me as much as anybody in the game. That part of it was frustrating. I can't help feeling like I don't deserve to be here, didn't anticipate being here. I feel like my game is better than most people, if not everybody out there. To be one of the first people out was quite a shock and really frustrating. With that being said, I'm grateful I had an opportunity to play. It's a once in a lifetime opportunity for most people, and I learned a lot from it." (cut) "I learned that even though I'm a white-collar guy, I've got kind of a blue-collar edge to me, surviving out here, that a lot of people probably wouldn't want to give me credit for. It's not something I learned about myself, but it was nice to kind of put myself in a position where you can kind of prove what you're worth, test your mettle, find out what you're all about, deep down at the core when you don't have all the amenities of modern society. You're out there just kind of roughing it, y'know? I can rough with the best of 'em." (cut) "I think I have a whole lot to offer this game. I think every single person who encountered me out there realized that quickly. I think my tribe was smart to put my name on the priority list. I don't think it was the top priority, and I think they made a mistake by getting so focused on me that they lost sight of using Tribal Council efficiently - for example, flushing Colton's idol. Or doing two things instead of one - if Colton hadn't played his idol, they could have got rid of a player and an idol. If he had, they could have got rid of an idol and somebody else. They didn't do that. To me, that's wasteful. Being a student of the game, I can't help looking and saying, 'You guys aren't playing right.' That's not sour grapes from my point, but they're not playing the game as well as they should have." (cut) "Being on Survivor is a big deal. People...it's a popular show, otherwise it wouldn't be going on for 12 years. I'm sure in the foreseeable future, for years to come, I'm gonna be asked a million questions about my experience out here and how it really is. All I can is it's intense and it's real. There's no handouts, no helping hands when you need one. You're stranded. You've got yourself, you've got nature, you've got your tribemates; that's really about it. There's nothing you don't see. There's nothing going on behind the scenes that makes the game any easier than it is. If it looks hard, it is. If it looks easy, you're wrong." (cut) "I think my tribemates looked at me and said, here's this big, athletic, handsome dude that's gonna come in here and take the spotlight away from me. He'll probably beat me at the challenges, maybe the tribe of women will take a liking to him and that will give him an advantage. Seems like he's smart, so I'm not sure exactly where I excel over this guy. That's what you do when you're out there, you make comparisons between yourself and others. That's the name of the game. You have to try to select who you can beat for the million bucks. I think there was a lot of things about me that made an easy target, in terms of this guy's threatening. Without the aspect of the game that protected me, which is the team element at first, I didn't really have anything to combat that. For that reason, I was somewhat helpless out there." (cut) "When we split men-women, I was like, it's gonna be tough now, it's gonna be tough. I could have played the women angle better. The main thing to point out about the male vs female split, format of the game, was that the guys were right to assume the challenges would be pretty unisex. It can't be super-physical when you're competing against the women. The guys assumed very quickly the challenges would be based on coordination, or balance, or puzzle-making, or that type of thing, as opposed to any physical aspect, and they were right. When you took that element away, there's a lot of guys on my tribe who said, 'Well, I might not be as physical as Matt, but I'm sure I can make a puzzle up as well as he can, or I can balance as well as he can. So that being said, why do we need to keep around a threat?' They were gunning for me from day one. Typically, I think a guy like me is probably running for his life from the merge; I was running for my life from day one." (cut) "The only thing I can say is how grateful I am to come out here. It really is a dream to be involved with something so iconic as the game of Survivor. If I can do my little part in making it what it is, making it as great as it is, associating myself with something held in such high esteem, I'm proud of that. I'm proud to have been a part of it. I'm proud to have spent 8 days out there and survived. I'm proud to have met the people I did, and I'm proud of myself. I'm just very thankful."
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SilvahYoshum		#1	[-]
Posts: 3218 03/01/12 05:36 AM Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Between this and Mike's seemingly random vote for Bill, it seems like either there was never really a "Fit Four" or, more likely, something happened between them that was left out of the show. Thanks for transcribing.
James Barber		#2	[-]
Posts: 27286 03/01/12 07:53 PM Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts	One Big Happy Family Michael reveals the impact of the rain on both tribes. "The storm came in last night. It was super-windy, super-rainy. It was really cold. It's the first night the guys have slept together. Usually we're all spread out - we're guys. We're one big happy family right now. (laughs)" (cut) "Those women came over this morning, soaking wet. Their hands, it looked like they were sitting in the bathtub for five hours. I can't believe rain can do that to your hands. It's raining and windy right now. Can't imagine sleeping like this." (cut) "With challenges, the less sleep they get and the less food they get, the better chance we have of winning. In that aspect, OK, yeah, I hope they suffer a little bit. But just to get a little peacetime at our fire is not gonna do anything. If you spend all night suffering, your day's gonna be rough." (cut) "Rain out here, if it starts to rain, it can rain a whole week. It's not just rain in Seattle, this ran comes down pretty hard. We have a tarp on our tent, and it was still dripping through it. That shows how much rain is really going on." (cut) "Their camp this morning, it was like a hurricane came through it. Their roof is hardly there anymore, their stuff is scattered around. It looks like a hurricane and a bear came through and did what it wanted last night. Compared to ours, ours is still standing and it's just a little bit cold and wet." (cut) "The women don't have a lot of things to be positive about right now. I don't even think they ate breakfast this morning." It Sucks That We Need The Boys Chelsea doesn't like having to rely on the men for fire. "It sucks that we need the boys for something. I'm all about being independent and not relying on men for anything, but fire is really important. The way they have their camp set up, they have an area to put wood to keep dry. They have all the things they need to cook food. They keep their fire going cause it's right by their bed. They just have a really good system going, and we don't. So until we get that system down, unfortunately there's things we really need from them. I hate that it's always like a bargain - well, what can we get from you. It's so annoying. But it's a game." (cut) "The worst thing in the world to me is being wet and cold, and it's been like that a long time. I've never seen my feet or my hands look the way they do. It's just, you just want a minute of warmth and then you can struggle through it. When the boys said they didn't want us standing around their fire anymore, we had to figure out for ourselves what we were gonna do." I'm a Gentleman Leif has a hard time watching the women suffer because of their leaky shelter. "The girls came back over today. They were absolutely freezing. I couldn't stop thinking about them last night, because I knew they were absolutely freezing over there. I couldn't sleep, I was just tending to the fire the whole time, just thinking about them. Then they come over in the morning and they're absolutely frozen to death. It just pisses me off. It's just not right." (cut) "Because I want to help them as much as I can." (cut) "Because that's what is being a man. That's what's being a gentleman. That's what's being chivalrous." (cut) "All the rest of my tribe is not wanting to help them at all." (cut) "Most of the guys showed their true colors from the very beginning when they were stealing the girls' stuff from the truck. That was where the girls' definitely got a lot more of their animosity towards the men. That really segregated and divided the tribes." Tree Mail Reward Tree Mail arrives announcing the reward challenge. <Chelsea and Colton walking back from getting treemail> Chelsea: It's been like this all night. God, when's it gonna end? <Treemail is announced and Chelsea starts reading> A photographic memory will really help today be prepared when the final curtain falls or a big one may get away Kim (solo): The reward challenge today is huge. I know it might not even be a game-changer, but it could be. A little morale would go a long way around the girl's tribe. I really believe there are girls who are starting to think we cannot win. Somewhere deep down they're just sitting ducks waiting for their turn. To win something, to show we can win something, could be absolutely huge. We're kind of going in at a rough gait though. <shot of the women walking to the challenge>
James Barber		#3	[-]
Posts: 27286 03/01/12 09:36 PM Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Getting It Together Salani has a chicken feast. <day 7> Christina: Monica! Come help us do this chicken! (Monica arrives) I've never killed a chicken before. Monica: It's gonna be a bloody mess. I'll do the cleaning, the bag duty. <Christina kills the chicken and nervously laughs> Monica (solo): I'm very energized this afternoon, because it's almost like being at home. You get up, you get all the lunches made, you get the kids off to school, you come back, you make up the beds, you clean up the kitchen, and then it's like, "Phew, alright, I feel good." <the women talk about whether to put the fish inside the rice> And that's what today is. <the women enjoy the chicken as Bill looks on> I think it's getting the guys worried. They're like, "Hey, wait a minute, these ladies are getting it together." I'm sure they're worried we're gonna beat 'em in the next one. Win & Crazy Rain Sabrina is proud of her tribe, but bothered by the rain. "I am feeling so good despite this crazy rain out here. We got our first win today. We knew we could do it, it was just a matter of when, and patience. I prayed a lot last night for endurance through this ridiculous rain, and today, we started off really good, and all the sudden, I said, 'I think we can sweep them.'" (cut) "To beat them by a little is one thing; to blow them out is another thing. It kills a man's ego. I love it." (cut) "When we got back to camp, we were definitely happy, and we wanted to celebrate, but it's raining - let's keep it real. We can't just blow in happy over a challenge; we have time for that later on. We have no fire. Last night the water wiped out everything. The rain wiped out the shelter, the fire. Our bedding is horrible. We know there are more challenges, and we're gonna suck in those challenges if we don't have the basics. So we are just trying to get the fire down right now, because earlier this morning we had to go over to the guys' fire. They were very generous, but we don't want to have to do that. We want to cover our own needs first." We Won Won Kat explains the importance of winning the reward challenge to the Salani tribe. "We won! I'm so happy that we won today. We really deserved it. After both Tribal Councils I think I really stepped up in listening, not saying a word in the challenge, and letting everybody do their individual parts. As a tribe we came together, and succeeded. It's not like we just won, we WON won." (cut) "Which was perfect. It was exactly what we needed, and I think we made Jeff proud today, so I'm really happy that we did." (cut) "The momentum of just having the fact that we won is probably better than the gift. Don't get me wrong, the boat is awesome, and we're probably gonna have so much fun going out there and fishing, but the fact that we won meant more to our tribe than anything." (cut) "So, yeah, we came back to the tribe and it was still raining. Usually we just lost, and got our ass kicked, and we mope around, and cry about the rain, and probably bicker some more. But we really came together, even if we were freezing. Me and Monica got the fire started, which was really hard to get. The girls were out there in the rain, getting the palm fronds back together. Everybody was soaking wet, we had to make sure the boat was OK, not floating away. We kind of kicked it into fifth gear and kept going." Rain, Reward & Food Colton provides an update of how the tribes are doing on day six. "It's raining. It rained last night. It wasn't that bad last night. Today we had to go to the challenge, and the walk to the challenge, and the walk back, and standing out in the rain in the challenge, we got soaked, our clothes are soaked, there's no way to get anything dry. I'm freezing. I'm literally freezing right now. It's miserable, but it's Survivor. You knew this when you signed up for it, so it's not a big surprise that this is what's happening." (cut) "I will say the guys are better off than the girls as far as shelter. We won the tarp, so we're better off as far as that. That reward - the girls think that was some blow to the guys' ego - I really don't think it affected them at all. Honestly, when I saw what the reward was, I couldn't care less." (cut) "I don't want to have something to go catch fish. I want a fish filet, fried and served to me. I don't want a snorkel. The only thing that excited me was the mask. I was like, I can go underwater now and look around. That's all." (cut) "What did happen was Monica and Kat came over and wanted to borrow some embers from our fire to put to theirs because they have nothing. Some of the guys were like, can we borrow the canoe sometime? Of course Monica, she's like, 'I don't know, I can't make that decision, I have to discuss it with the group.'" (cut) "I don't care about the damn canoe. I'm not going out in the canoe. If they want fire, they can have it. I wish they'd give me a piece of fruit. That's all I want in this game. If I could have a fruit tree. I really haven't eaten. I've had ten bites of something since I've been here. I hate the rice - I'm not eating dirty rice, I'm sorry, I'm just not. The coconuts suck. I drink the juice but I'm not going to eat their <air quotes> popcorn </air quotes> coconut. The crab is OK, I'll eat that, fish is OK, but we don't have that all the time. Plus, when we do, we only have three crabs and nine guys, so you have to share. If we can just find some fruit. The only thing I'm holding out for - I know this game, it may not be today, may not be tomorrow, but eventually, food rewards will come. I will kill someone who gets in my way. I will win that food reward, because I'm starving." We Caught Fish Kim describes the women's first fishing adventure "We went fishing this morning in our new boat. It was good. It took us a while to get the hang of it. We went to a small reef and saw a lot of bright, colorful fish. We caught three of them; they didn't taste so great. By the end of it, we saw some larger fish on the other side, so we're going to try to go back out this evening and catch some bigger stuff." (cut) "I was a white water rafting guide in Colorado for five summers, so having some experience with a paddle and a guidestick helped out in the wooden canoe today. It was a little different, and took a little getting used to, but it was good." (cut) "It was really fun to take the boat and just get out this morning, honestly. As fun as it was to fish, it was just good to get away from the beach, and the bad tent, and the rain, and be out on the water this morning. It did wonders just for me to sit out there in the sun, honestly." (cut) "It was so important for us to come back with fish this morning. Not empty-handed. Even if they're tiny and they taste bad, just the sheer knowledge of 'We can do this, we can feed ourselves.' Everybody's real proud over at camp right now. We've got snails going, no one's going to eat that, the fish tastes terrible, but everyone feels like we have food, and I think that's big." Girls Are Playing Hardball Jonas is not happy that the women are not sharing their canoe reward. <Jonas in the water with a mask> "I'm out here right now. The current is pretty crazy. It would have been much easier if I'd had the boat, but since the girls are playing hardball, I have to kind of rough it out out here and do what I can." (cut) "I don't understand their reasoning. It made no sense to me. I mean, the way they think, it's completely irrational." (cut) "If anything, they just dug their own grave. You know it's gonna rain again, and they're gonna wanna come back and stay in our shelter, and it's not gonna happen. It's a consensus with all the boys that we're done with their games." (cut) "They're the ones down the numbers, they're down food, they're down shelter, and they're playing hardball? That's like negotiating 101. If you're not in a place to walk, don't play hardball." Boat Good, Shelter Bad Chelsea shares good and bad things at Salani. "Everyone was real excited to have the boat, because it takes so much effort to get out if you're walking all the way out to the reef, that by the time you're out there, you're already tired. Having the boat and getting out there faster and being able to go exactly where you wanna go helps a lot." (cut) "Every time we caught a fish it was like a big hurrah. We know we can do something the boys have been doing every day. It's fun. It's a good bonding experience to do with the girls." (cut) "Right now, the confidence is high. We think we can beat these boys at anything. The only concern we have right now is our shelter. We have not gotten any sleep. I think that more than anything is what's bringing us down more than anything, because we're all so tired. We're so overworking on our shelter, and it's still just not...we got rained on all night last night." (cut) "All of us trying to stay warm and cuddled, and our clothes are just dripping this morning, soaking wet. The fire we have doesn't put off much heat, and you have to tend to it all the time. Somebody has to stay up to make sure the fire's still going." (cut) "Day 7 and I think I've had a total of three hours, if that, in seven days." (cut) "It's like every time we got to bed we dread it, because we know we're just going to be sitting there miserable, soaking wet and cold, until the sun comes up." No More Deals Jay is tired of giving things to the women without getting anything in return. "When we got back from the challenge this morning, we started working on our shelter, and lo and behold, as always, some of the guys were like, 'Can we borrow an ember from [your] fire?' They don't have fire. We were like, well, we just want a canoe, how about letting us take out the canoe in the future, when you're not using it, and we'll give you fire. Obviously that's the most important thing out here. They're like, 'We don't know about that, we don't know about that,' acting like it's a really big deal. We gave 'em an ember anyway, just to be nice, they go away, a few more come and want to stand by our fire to get warm, talking about how we haven't been warm all night, blah blah blah, we're soaking wet, we're tired, we're freezing. The guys had to get this mindset of no more deals. We want to be nice, but it's a game, and we're playing for a million bucks. Like, screw these girls." (cut) "I don't know what their mentality is. Every time they ask for something they act like they deserve it and they act like we're taking more from them than they are from us, which is completely ludicrous. Every time we turn around, they're wanting something. Today was I think the drawing line to decide, this has gotta stop." (cut) "I think the mindset that they're girls, we're guys, and we should be nice to them, but I think the reality set in today. They beat us. Any warmth they have is gonna come from us. It's like we're feeding our enemies, and everyone is starting to realize the importance of making them suffer. If they're freezing all night long, good. In a challenge, that's only gonna be better for us. It goes back to day 1. I said, this is an enemy, this is a game. I think our team is starting to realize that as a whole."
James Barber		#4	[-]
Posts: 27286 03/01/12 11:44 PM Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts	It's A Relief Monica is happy about winning the immunity challenge "It's so awesome to finally win. It's such a relief. Nobody wants to go home, and when somebody is going home, the ones that are lowest on the chopping block are the ones that worry the most, which seem to be Christina and I. To bring that immunity idol home is just great, and I think it's a huge morale booster for us. We figured out we can beat these guys. I assume the next challenge will be a reward challenge - hopefully it will be for some comfort items or some food. Really, if it's something that has to do with agility, memory, speed, I feel comfortable with our group. We're getting into it. We're getting our game faces on as we march down the beach to get there. It's all business. People are waking up in the morning and figuring out exactly what needs to be done. Getting fed, getting water, and being the best we can be on challenge days. I think it might be to our challenges that we lost the first couple few to get everything in a row, because it seems like the guys are scrambling right now with things we scrambled on day 2, day 3, and they're doing it now, day 8. We're starting to get into our zone and feel better about our performances." (cut) "It was great. To me, to reference football, it was overtime, win, they had possession of the ball first, we got it back, we were holding our breath and crossing our fingers for that field goal to come through by 3. It was huge. A relief. The team needed the morale. We didn't need to send anybody else home. We needed a few days to enjoy each other's company. Utter bliss." (cut) "When we got back to camp and breaking it down to win, the guys came back with kind of sorrow, long faces. We've been there quite a few times, but I didn't really have any sympathy. We need to embrace our bliss, and I don't really feel bad for them, because we've been there." Some Of Us Did Good Alicia boasts about her and Kat's performance in the immunity challenge. "We won the challenge today, and I'm probably the only one that's like (looks unsure). Monica, Monica. You did - what did you do?" (cut) "You couldn't even get through it. I got 2 bags back, and Kim and Chelsea back. Monica and Christina, you better be praying to sweet baby Jesus that we aren't going to Tribal Council today, because one of you would have gone home." (cut) "When I was with Kat, we rocked it out. She was leading me. I also unhooked the puzzle pieces." (cut) "It was awesome being able to get the puzzles out of the bucket. I mean, Kat really showed herself today. She was the one who was leading me, for once. I was really proud of her today. It also helped her boost up her self-esteem to know that she can do this." (cut) "I'm proud of me and Kat, and I can't say much about Christina and Monica." (cut) "I'm happy we don't have to go to Tribal Council, because it only makes our tribe stronger, because I want to win the challenge. I'm hungry." (cut) "When we got back from the challenge, the boys walked right by our camp and none of them looked at us except for Troy and Lief, which I thought was a strategic move." (cut) "I think the guys are shaking in their boots. They don't know what hit them. I think a lot of their egos have been messed with, and they better watch out." (cut) "It will be interesting to see who doesn't come back." Survivor Is Like Chess Tarzan compares SURVIVOR to the game of chess. "It's just like a chess game, exactly like one. You make a move, and you see where the other guy moves, and even though you planned a couple of moves ahead, when you see the other man's move, you have to readjust your thought to get the advantage. It does have to be taken step by step by step. It's amazing how similar this is to a chess game. I have to say..." (cut) "For the most part, if this were not a game, most of these guys would be noble guys. We all know this is Survivor, and the game is to survive. There's a lot of deception going on, and it's part of the game. We're hoping in the beginning to coalesce our consciences so we won't have to betray one another. At least the 5 that have the pact." (cut) "Colton, amazingly, in the last few days, completely misjudged character by me. He's much more of a decent, trustworthy guy as far as I can tell than I thought in the beginning. He's settled down quite a bit, and I may be wrong about that, but we're all liking him better and better - or at least I am - each day that I talk to him. He's real smart, he's got his head on his shoulders. I think he made a 4.0 in college. He's going to vet school. Guys got a head on his shoulders. Even though in the beginning we thought he was a little - he's still immature, but he's much brighter and wiser than I originally thought." Looking Forward To Tribal Troyzan explains why he is actually looking forward to going to Tribal Council. "I don't think Bill got any flak for losing the challenge. He didn't lose the challenge himself. He did a great job of calling guys out and bringing them back. We were ahead by 3 different guys. All the guys, we were standing there helping him with the puzzle. We were looking at the puzzle cross-eyed. We didn't know as much as he did. He did a great job. He was one piece away. Everyone's like, 'Hey Bill, you did great, there's nothing else you could have done.' The girls kept peeking over at our puzzle, they saw every piece we put in, they did a sneaky move and won. But that's Survivor." (cut) "I'm really looking forward to Tribal tonight. First, I want to see what it looks like. I've always been interested to know what it's like to sit in front of this fire, with Jeff Probst across from you, asking you all these questions and not letting you get away with anything, and seeing how people squirm and squirrel. I don't know. Our tribe's kind of like out there. We've got some loose cannons. Who knows what Tarzan's going to say. Who knows if Matt's going to blow up. It could be pretty wild. I'm very interested in this. I want to see how it looks. I've watched it so many years, it's Tribal Council. Holding that torch for the first time, I'm jacked out. I'll get all emotional. I might shed a tear when I grab that torch." I Don't Feel Safe Bill admits that people will do almost anything for the one million dollar prize. "Here's the thing. After the first Tribal Council, the lines will be drawn. Who's on whose side." (cut) "As far as I know, Matt's next, but..." (cut) "I don't ever feel safe in this game. Ever. I'm gonna say that first and foremost, because I've seen so many people feel safe, and then, BAM (does a throat cutting motion), their head gets chopped off. Nobody is to be trusted, including myself, and I don't blame anyone for not trusting me and constantly questioning what I'm doing and why I'm doing it. That's the name of this game. We're here to have fun and enjoy this paradise around us, but every single person here is wanting and here to win $1 million dollars. I don't put that desire past anyone, to lie to me, to look me square in the face and then stab me right in the back. I don't feel as safe as maybe some other people do, but if everything is as upfront as it looks to be, I'm in a really good position right now."
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James Barber		#5	[-]
Posts: 27286 03/02/12 12:20 AM Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts	EW Deleted Scene: Christina: I am the tribe's official chef. If I mess up, it's my fault. If they love it, it's my reward. That is my position, probably the one that partakes in a lot of stuff. (cut) Not a lot of proper ingredients to cook, so I'm just improvising with what we have here. It's quite interesting to try to make everything that's best out of it. I know the girls are doing their best. I kind of knew when I saw the angelfish that it's something you're not supposed to eat, but I didn't want to say anything and hurt anyone, so...maybe I should start saying something, like, dude, you're not supposed to eat that, I think that's what you put in people's (?). (laughs) Welcome to Survivor.
RunawayJuror		#6	[-]
Posts: 10672 03/02/12 12:23 AM Reply Quote More Recent Posts	SilvahYoshum wrote: Between this and Mike's seemingly random vote for Bill, it seems like either there was never really a "Fit Four" or, more likely, something happened between them that was left out of the show. Thanks for transcribing. There was a Fit Four alliance and Colton was their 5th. That all changed after Colton got the Idol and helped solidify the Misfit Alliance. Thanks for transcribing James! Great work!
wolfytheblack		#7	[-]
Posts: 5616 03/02/12 01:22 AM Reply Quote More Recent Posts	James Barber wrote: EW Deleted Scene: Christina: I am the tribe's official chef. If I mess up, it's my fault. If they love it, it's my reward. That is my position, probably the one that partakes in a lot of stuff. (cut) Not a lot of proper ingredients to cook, so I'm just improvising with what we have here. It's quite interesting to try to make everything that's best out of it. I know the girls are doing their best. I kind of knew when I saw the angelfish that it's something you're not supposed to eat, but I didn't want to say anything and hurt anyone, so...maybe I should start saying something, like, dude, you're not supposed to eat that, I think that's what you put in people's (?). (laughs) Welcome to Survivor. I think she said aquarium at the end there.
birdlady		#8	[-]
Posts: 5320 03/03/12 09:39 PM Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Thanks for typing! I still don't understand the whole thing about the men giving the women embers but they won't let them take the boat out. Seems like that would have been a pretty obvious fair adult exchange. I guess Yay to the women for pulling it off. I think Colton has been getting a generally negative edit, but interesting that we've heard from Jonas and from Bill how smart he is. Is Christina being the chef (and killing the chicken) enough to boot Monica first?
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