[TomC]

Okay I can't really remember what happened and I can't remember what their rationales were and I also must appreciate this was early in survivor gameplay history but even so these three moves seem like three of the dumbest moves from any Survivor season I've seen and I just don't get it:

#1: Why did Lex, Ethan, Tom and Kim decide to go for Kelly? At this point they had the numbers advantage so why did they decide to ruin this? I just don't get it.

#2: Why did Brandon flip on Kelly? Iirc Kelly had agreed to flip over to the Samburu side, due to the first game error I've mentioned, giving the Samburu members a perfect ally to survive. Yet Brandon decides to vote for her. Why the ****?

#3: Why did Kim P vote for Brandon? There may have been others from samburu who voted for him, can't remember, but why force yourself into the minority?

Been meaning to make this thread for a while, can anyone explain?

[Macie Lightfoot]

#1: Lex has a huge ****ing ego and was convinced that Kelly was the second vote against him last TC (it was Teresa )

#2: They threw one scene near the end of the episode that involved Lex trying to sway Brandon so he definitely put in the work, but another huge factor was that Brandon HATED Frank's ****ing guts and refused to align with a homophoba

#3: Mainly out of self-preservation, since Kim figured that she and Brandon were two of the next targets

[TomC]

Originally Posted by Macie Lightfoot

#1: Lex has a huge ****ing ego and was convinced that Kelly was the second vote against him last TC (it was Teresa )

#2: They threw one scene near the end of the episode that involved Lex trying to sway Brandon so he definitely put in the work, but another huge factor was that Brandon HATED Frank's ****ing guts and refused to align with a homophoba

#3: Mainly out of self-preservation, since Kim figured that she and Brandon were two of the next targets

Yeah #2 makes sense. About #3 though, it still would have been in her best interest to just force a tie.

[Firewire]

To be fair they didn't really know how to play the game back in 2001 so I suspect that's part of if

[TomC]

Yeah I was just wondering cos in Season 2 the tribes stayed sooo tight but that wasn't the case in Africa

[reece(:]

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