Sorry Dan,

To Helen and Brian, We are at FTC where you make a cse for YOUR victory, but you seem to be a tribe of two trying to vote out, Penny, why shouldn't i reward her for having to work extra at FTC?


To Brian, it's very noble that you are loyal to Helen but are you willing to sacrifice your game for hers? I really need to be able to separate the game both of you played.

To Penny, I know what you dislike about Brain and Helen game now tell me what you liked about either of their games.


Thats' all good luck everybody.

x2

I think Helen was a definite threat. She has my complete admiration for the way she dominated the challenges. She has my complete respect in that regard because when Rob and I were strategising over the past weekend, the promise always was that I would vote Helen off if she lost. I knew she wouldnt lose, and so I didnt have to go back on my word. She was very dependable in that sense.

Brian played a good coat tail game, and although I have slagged it off tonight, there isnt necessarily anything wrong with it. It IS a legitimate strategy after all, and we've seen it employed successfully in Survivor in Samoa and Heroes vs Villains.

I am hoping that the Jury will value my game more over Helen and Brian. But both of them do deserve to be here. Brian because he made himself appeal to my sense of bringing somebody who was dependent on me to the end with me to maximise my chances to win the game. Helen because she worked in the challenges and guaranteed herself passage through the game, even though I had been scheming to vote her out the last four Tribal Council's in a row.

You shouldn't reward her because the entire reason she has "extra work" at FTC is her own doing. It isn't because we're trying to gang up on her, it's because she's been difficult to work with, and now, she's trying to mischaracterize everything that has happened in the sense that the plans that she came up with (many of which failed, were naive and blind to reason, or outright ignored the opinions of others) and forced on us by refusing to do anything besides her own idea (which is the very reason that Ted totally left Erin/Penny's side and approached Rob/Christy/Joanna to vote Daniel out since Penny wasn't willing to compromise after hours of explanation that we'd lose Ted), and then claiming that she's created the heavens and earth for saving us with it (if it worked, that is; it didn't work for Erin -sadface-). Also, much of the things that she's taking credit for or faulting comes down to the blind luck of who to play an idol on, or preparing for if one even exists.

The case for my victory is that, between Brian and I, I was the one that was more instrumental in coming up with the plans that were executed, demobilizing groups that could have teamed up to eliminate us. I was the one that talked more to the other players so that those plans could be implemented, and I performed better in challenges. That's a summary, to enhance what I've already described in my former statement, but would be happy to provide more detail and distinction to you or other jurors upon request.

Thanks, Shawna!

Okay, Daniel my boy. Are you ready to go?

Firstly, congratulations to all three of you! You've succeeded at what thirteen of us fell just short of accomplishing. No matter what means you've used as an ends, objectively speaking, you three have outwitted, outplayed, and outlasted the rest of us. Some of your endgame methods might appear to be lazy, or even unscrupulous compared to the competitors you are sitting next to, but fair is fair, you got us, you got all of us. Major props!

While you guys HAVE gotten to the very end, I certainly admire some of your gameplay more so than others.

I'm gonna get one of you out of the way.
Brian, I really have nothing to address toward you. Like the actual Lord Brian Heidik, you played a callous, clinical game. But very much UNLIKE Lord Heidik, you were another player's bitch the ENTIRE game. You never went out of your way to make moves on your own accord, and I simply cannot respect this method of gameplay. Sorry, bud. You'll have to really, REALLY, REALLY impress me to earn my vote tonight since I'm not entirely decided yet, but don't press your luck.

Penny, oh Penny. The ever tenacious Penny. You were the impetus in my flip at the merge. I like you as a person, and I wish I could be sitting next to you right now, but things just didn't work out did they? I was played, I get it. I do have a question that I believe I already know the answer to but I'm going to ask it anyway. If the plan at F9 went smoothly and Rob was booted, what would have been your next course of action? Would I have gone next regardless? Another Asterian perhaps? How would your endgame plan have changed? I look forward to your answer, thanks! :)

And finally, the head honcho herself - Helen. Where do I start? You DOMINATED this game, physically, strategically and socially. It is without question that you do deserve the win more than the other two tribemates and I think the rest of the jury will agree to that. So, I'll lay it out simple for you:
1.) Are you sane? Seriously, 6200+ posts in your final immunity challenge is excessive, no? Was your plan going into the challenge to drive everyone else into committing suicide out of shame? I mean, shit!
2.) What does it feel like to subvert free will and have your own collared bitch yapping at your ankles for the entire duration of the game? The bitch in question, which of course I just got done speaking with, being Brian.

Thanks!

Good luck to all three of you guys! You (mostly) deserve to be sitting where you are!

Ted was never on our side. Helen and Brian both admitted that they knew Ted was playing BOTH sides. They even conspired to vote him out the very next round!

They will attempt to cover up their horrendous decision at the second tribal at the merge. Fact is they chose Ted who had his feet in both the Helios and Asteria camps and was going to flip flop his way to the end, over Daniel who had successfully switched sides and was going to vote with us right down to the end.

It was an extreme tactical error by the pair of them, which almost cost all of us a chance to progress further in the game, this is after I single handedly worked to turn the tables on Asteria. Helen and Brian also neglect to mention that they actually believed Rob when he said he would flip on Asteria and vote with Helios, after we'd spent the entire pre-merge stage paying out on him at every challenge lol.