THE TRIBE HAS SPOKEN | Jeff asks Josh all about starting over in a new tribe, while Yam Yam says he doesn’t want to be school friends with Felicia anymore, which sure, must make some sort of sense in his head. (Yes, the line for the Carolyn fan club starts right behind me, thankyouverymuch.) In a tribe of only four, you’ve got to protect yourself, and thus far, Carolyn’s been pretty adaptable. “So why would I have any loyalty to them?” she asks. Carolyn knows she runs the risk of losing Yam Yam’s trust, but notes that he and Sarah don’t do much to make her feel like she’s truly with them. Josh not only shows Carolyn his idol, but says he’ll play it for her, too! (He can’t be that dumb, right?) But with Carolyn’s trust (or so he thinks), Josh seems to be feeling pretty OK heading into Tribal. They’re a couple of liars, which in Survivor is fair game… if only they didn’t suck at it. Sarah even assures Josh they want to play with him. The gloves come off as Yam Yam, wanting to make Josh feel comfortable, plays up the fact that he and Carolyn don’t get along, and serves her up as a potential vote-out.
Wasn’t the edit trying to sell us on their friendship just last week?) (Her irritation makes it seem like we haven’t seen everything.
And it’s not the first time he’s said that to her, which seems like more salt in a fairly fresh wound. But after Yam Yam tells Carolyn that “they think I’m a threat and you’re not,” she’s clearly peeved. Tika can’t get the job done, which puts former Soka member Josh in a really tough spot when his tribe heads back to camp to strategize.ĭespite wanting to stick together, Carolyn, Sarah and Yam Yam show concerns (and rightly so) that Josh may have an idol or advantage up his sleeve. IMMUNITY IS BACK UP FOR GRABS |In this week’s challenge, players must leap off a tower to grab a key, traverse a floating balance beam, get to their mat, then complete a manta ray puzzle. You underestimated Carolyn and probably still are. She’s enthused and totally believes it’s the real-deal. Carolyn then sticks the fake idol with the original note inside their bench log, and places another “X” right underneath it. When her tribe wakes up one morning, they realize two pieces of wood are sticking through the birdcage in the form of an X, all the handiwork of - you guessed it - the Minnesotan drug counselor. X DOESN’T MARK THE SPOT | Elsewhere in idol news, Carolyn is still looking to dupe someone with her fake idol. Can you imagine if she plays the fake idol before the real one and gets the boot because of it? It would certainly be a crushing blow (for her), but I’m nearly salivating for that amazing TV. But with alliances already solidified, do these three odd men (and woman) out have any chance at surviving? (Armed with an idol each, the answer is a resounding “yes,” but more on that below.) Keep in mind: Jaime now has a real idol and a fake idol… but of course, she’s none the wiser. Jaime heads over to Soka and Carson lands at Ratu, leaving Josh to set sail for Tika.
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