It really is too bad that we didn't ever really get to know each other in this game. I feel we played very similarly, and under the right circumstances, could have done well together.
Cristina wrote: ↑Sat Apr 25, 2020 5:29:16 pm
I want each of you to sum up how you think the FTC will end. What do you guys predict will be the final outcome and why? I want your impression of who you think the jury will vote for and what you reckon the key factors will be in the vote to decide the winner. You can be as personal and as petty as you like, or you can keep it classy! I do want your prediction of numbers on how you think the final vote will be, you do not have to include names if you don't wish too.
I'm typically an optimist, but I'm also a realist. These two perspectives often conflict with each other, leaving me very confused. So, I'm going to be bold and say that I win this game. We are all still playing this game right now, and if I was to be negative about my experience or my chances, it's not going to help my prospects.
Jurors want to justify their vote, that's what it comes down to. Even if they don't end up voting for the winner, they want to give a solid reason for why they gave their vote to someone. So, if I've been paying attention, it looks like you're all pretty indifferent to the three of us getting to the end. We weren't titans, and we often weren't the stars of the show. You are all Eliza in Micronesia, and the three of us are Parvati, Amanda, and some amalgamation of the two created in a lab a la the "Twisted Sister" episode of The Powerpuff Girls. One of us needs to "Parvati" your collective "Eliza."
Everyone wants specific things from Stephanie and Russell. I won't name them, frankly, because I'm not interested in helping their games right now. I do know that I am looked at as someone without much substance, and everyone on the jury is looking to fill in the gaps of my game. I think if everyone took a step back, they'd see just how much influence I had in every single vote from the merge on. I never, ever took a back seat in this game- I couldn't afford it. The round I let my guard down is the round that everyone would "finally get Yve out," something I heard of many people saying throughout the game.
I was vulnerable for elimination 13 out of the 16 rounds of this game. With no immunity necklace, and no advantage. I could have been voted out 13 times, but I wasn't. Out of those 13 tribal councils, I correctly voted for the person who was eliminated from the game 10 times.
So the reason why I'm going to win? I think people will have the opportunity to see the final three's games laid bare. And if I got the choice, I'd want them to see how brave, vulnerable, strong, and immortal I have been throughout the game. I'd want them to see how I struggled to stay alive almost every single round, and how I worked my ass off to get here.
I do think it'll be an extremely close vote. Out of 11, I'm seeing a 5-3-3. Or even a tie at 4-4-2. Almost every juror has said that their vote was up in the air, and I know that's got to be true. If I was in their position and had to choose, it would be a difficult one for me, too.
Of course, I'd never be so bold as to say I'd win the game unless I was outright asked. But if asked, I am always going to go for the answer that is truest to who I am as a person.
Cristina wrote: ↑Sat Apr 25, 2020 5:29:16 pm
Secondly, I want to know what part of this game did you feel most in danger? When were you having that adreneline rush you didn't know if you would make it another round? To understand your highs, I want to know your lows.
I'd say, I felt the most in danger at the merge vote. Before Jeff won immunity, all I heard was "Yve or Jeff, it doesn't matter." You all had the votes, and you had the extra vote too. All I could hope for at the time was for someone to play an idol for me. I was sitting alone at the booth of the restaurant I work at, talking to my coworkers about how it was all over for me. I started thinking about who I would want to vote for if one of the other 13 players got to the end. The way Jeff read the votes made it seem like it was me, of course. But once I started seeing the stray votes, that sinking feeling went away.
Cristina wrote: ↑Sat Apr 25, 2020 5:29:16 pm
Also, being a juror is thirsty work. Reccomend me a cocktail.
I have been a bartender for almost seven years. I know you said recommend, but could I make one for you instead? You seem like an all-around-the world kinda gal. Someone who likes a bit of tropical paradise one moment, and a dash of cold mountain air the next. A versatile player deserves a versatile drink.
I'm giving you a bone-dry gin martini with a lemon zest. To make, I'll pour a drop of scotch into the martini glass and swirl it around. After dumping the scotch into a smaller glass for later, I'll fill the glass up with ice. In a shaker, I'll fill it up 2/3 of the way with ice, pour in two ounces of gin and rigidly stir the spoon until the shaker is fully frosted. I'll empty the ice from your glass, and gently pour the liquor inside. Then I'll zest T.F. out of a lemon all over that baby.
Donezo. Enjoy. Plz leave a tip.