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I still wanna see Kass at the FTC for obvious reasons, lol. Rooting for Tasha, Trish, and Spencer...
Discussion thread about Survivor: Cagayan - Havoc to Wreak with 14 replies from the Vevmo community.
Bacchus;409069 wrote:"Wooed". That's pretty punny funny! I'm excited for tonight's episode, hopefully Tasha ties Kelly W for most consecutive individual immunity wins by a woman and Kass makes her way to Ponderosa.
The castaways try to crack a code to earn a spot in the final five; one player's paranoia threatens another person's stake in the game; Tony's closest confidant is wooed by another alliance.
Challenge 17;409149 wrote:I love her, but can see why people wouldn't. She has some funny moments and is playing a great UTR game, while still having some strategic moves under her belt.
You guys like Trish? I can't stand her at all I think she's kinda creepy looking
Challenge 17;409149 wrote:I don't dislike Trish, but I'm not pulling for her to win. Well, unless it's between her and Tony, then I might change my mind.
You guys like Trish? I can't stand her at all I think she's kinda creepy looking
Bacchus;409338 wrote:Trish hasn't wronged any jurors and/or has good relationships with them. She's been more quiet now, but she got Cliff out, Kass to 100% side with her alliance, and pull Jefra back in. If she really does plead her case, she can beat most people left.
I can understand Kass wanting to go with Tony to the final tribal being juries for the most part now vote with emotion rather than logic. Still, taking Trish or Woo is probably even safer being neither have done anything for the last half of the game, ceeding all strategic play to Tony.
Bacchus;409338 wrote:I think its a safe bet that even if Tony makes it to the finals he will not win...the beauty tribe and the other police officer look mighty bitter towards him. If Spencer wins last few Immunity challenges he has got the check already its a done deal.
I can understand Kass wanting to go with Tony to the final tribal being juries for the most part now vote with emotion rather than logic. Still, taking Trish or Woo is probably even safer being neither have done anything for the last half of the game, ceeding all strategic play to Tony.
Fresh Meat;409784 wrote:Trish hasn't wronged any jurors because she hasn't done anything of note since the jury was formed. Heck, for most of this season she hasn't even been in the loop of what was going on in her own alliance! While she was the front person speaking with Kass, in the end Kass made the decision to switch alliances out of cattiness and illogical paranoia. Cliff would be her only genuine play and that was inspired out of pure dislike for him rather than strategic mastery of the game. I can't see her beating Kass or Spencer being the former made a real game changing move and the latter is a survivor of cockroachian proportions having slipped the hangman's noose time and time again. It's a coin flip between her and wishy washy Woo and she beats Tony because he is disliked (the new Russell Hantz if you are to believe some) which would make a winner Trish - the new Natalie White.
Trish hasn't wronged any jurors and/or has good relationships with them. She's been more quiet now, but she got Cliff out, Kass to 100% side with her alliance, and pull Jefra back in. If she really does plead her case, she can beat most people left.
IAMNEMESIS;409859 wrote:I actually think Tony has a great shot at winning (unless of course Spencer somehow makes it to the end). The jury does seem to hate him, but in the end I think they'll be more bitter toward the people that chose to follow him (Woo, Trish, Kass). I'll admit, I was a bitter viewer and very happy that Natalie beat Russel. He was just an awful person. As a character, I do not like Tony...at all. He's annoying as sin, but he doesn't come off as a bad person. If Trish, Kass, or Woo get more jury votes than him (especially Woo), it's just wrong. I also think Spencer and Tasha will talk him up to the jury, they don't seem like the type to hold it against him.
I think its a safe bet that even if Tony makes it to the finals he will not win...the beauty tribe and the other police officer look mighty bitter towards him. If Spencer wins last few Immunity challenges he has got the check already its a done deal.
Bacchus;409930 wrote:I gave a few examples already, she also kept Jefra in line and played her masterfully. How was Cliff not strategical? Cliff ignored her quite a bit and she was 100% at the bottom of that alliance. She gained Jefra/LJ as allies (one who will definitely vote for her in the end, other she has a solid relationship with). Trish still invited Kass in. We can say she still would have flipped, but we have no idea if that would occur. The only time she's been blindsided was the Jefra vote, she had an idea LJ might be blindsided and even hinted at it at TC. EVERYONE hates Kass, I mean everyone. She'll never get Sarah, Morgan, Jeremiah, Spencer, and Tasha's votes. Everyone else isn't a fan of her either. I never watched Samoa, but Natalie is perceived in a pretty negative light for lack of strategy. Trish has pulled moves when she had to and went under the radar, too. Why not keep Tony i he is a big target and is making enemies on the jury? She's friends with just about everyone as well. Her only issue would be ACTUALLY defending her case at FTC and the jury not buying it, just looking at her as a follower.
Trish hasn't wronged any jurors because she hasn't done anything of note since the jury was formed. Heck, for most of this season she hasn't even been in the loop of what was going on in her own alliance! While she was the front person speaking with Kass, in the end Kass made the decision to switch alliances out of cattiness and illogical paranoia. Cliff would be her only genuine play and that was inspired out of pure dislike for him rather than strategic mastery of the game. I can't see her beating Kass or Spencer being the former made a real game changing move and the latter is a survivor of cockroachian proportions having slipped the hangman's noose time and time again. It's a coin flip between her and wishy washy Woo and she beats Tony because he is disliked (the new Russell Hantz if you are to believe some) which would make a winner Trish - the new Natalie White.
Bacchus;409069 wrote:The castaways try to crack a code to earn a spot in the final five; one player's paranoia threatens another person's stake in the game; Tony's closest confidant iswooedby another ...
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