Survivor Insider Episode 13 - Survivor South Pacific

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Survivor: South Pacific Episode 13

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Edna: Secret Scene

Edna is pleased with Ozzy's hospitality on Redemption Island

Ozzy: Want me to cut it more?

Edna: Oh no, this is fine. Thank you for seeding (?) it.

Ozzy: Pretty good papaya?

Edna: It's very good papaya. Thank you for sharing.

Ozzy: You're welcome. Thank YOU for sharing.

Edna (solo): Surprisingly, Ozzy's hospitality has been very generous here at Redemption Island. He had fish already waiting for me last night. Sharing the papaya this morning was another kind gesture. We had one. I asked if we could open another one; he opened another one. He didn't have to say yes, because they're his, and overall, he's been open to me. I feel like I can be open with him, regardless if we're competitors.

Follow the path to the Arena

where you will compete in a duel

Win the duel and you will continue to live at

Redemption Island and await your next opponent

Lose the duel and you will leave the Arena

Immediately and become a member of the jury

Ozzy (solo): Edna's a competitor, like anyone else is a competitor. I don't care what her past is, I don't care what she has done or hasn't done. Edna is very intelligent, so there's a strong possibility the duel could be something that plays to her intelligence. I am not discounting anything. It's a huge duel. If I lose to Edna, then it's not the end of the world; it just means I've lost to a competitor.

Edna (solo): I'm doing everything I can to prepare for the duel, but this guy is Ozzy, the legend of Survivor challenges. If I were in Vegas, I'd have pretty poor odds against Ozzy. But inside I have hope. Inside I'm still fighting psychologically. I have to keep that hope up, because that's the only thing that's here.

First Upolu

Edna lists the pros and cons of being the first Upolu member on Redemption

"I was thinking about how I'm the first Upolu members out here. It's a blessing and a curse. I get to compete with Ozzy, and I don't have to deal with the politics back at camp. Now it's a matter of cannibalizing the tribe, the remaining members. I'm sure it's not a pretty sight over there. Being over here I don't have to deal with that. But then I have the fear of dueling Ozzy (laughs); the privilege of dueling Ozzy."

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"I'm as ready today as I'll ever be. I had my good breakfast of papaya with Ozzy, and some water. I'm ready."

(cut)

"Psychologically I'm preparing myself by telling myself that this is just Ozzy, another individual. He can't be winning every single duel. I'm going to find his weaknesses. His last duel with Cochran, he nearly didn't win. There's a possibility he may not win today. I have to keep that hope up because it's the only thing that's here."

Edna: The Day After

Edna reflects on her time in the game after she lost the duel on Redemption Island.

"My overall Survivor experience has been a total extreme. Everything from very exciting to demoralizing, and everything in between."

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"Some parts were like living a dream, and other parts were a waking nightmare. It's so dramatic. I can't really easily summarize it."

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"One of the things I think I learned most about myself is I'm capable of deprivation more than I expected I could be. Being around the sheltered environment, that was a little harder than I expected, especially at night when it was so cold, and the nights it rained. It was a little bit intolerable. The thing that shocked me, I volunteered to do this, I came of my own free will, so I had to suck it up. I did that to the best of my ability."

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"There were probably several opportunities in which I could have furthered my spot in the game and changed the direction. That primarily involved the time Whitney and Dawn were still in the game. Had I any inkling I'd be the next to go, I mean the first Upolu person to go, I probably would have seized the opportunity to harness the votes of Dawn, Whitney, and Cochran. That's a missed opportunity I think I missed."

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"I had the inkling, I had some suspicions I was sixth, because Brandon was saying on day 4, 'You're the sixth in our party, you're not going to stay much longer.' But he also said a bunch of other lies, so he was an unreliable source. I didn't take very much weight and interpretation to that. It wasn't until Cochran left - at that Tribal where Cochran was eliminated - where I realized what they said was actually true."

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"My friends and family, I think they're going to be surprised at how fearless I am, and how I can see something like Survivor as an opportunity, even though some people would say that to have the shelter and the love of everyone you surround yourself with, why would you subject yourself to an environment where people are going to lie to you and have every single luxury of the modern world stripped from you. They may see that as maybe naive. I see that as an opportunity to grow personally and have an experience I will never, ever be granted again."

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"I think people will see me as a small Asian woman who works really hard and I'll be fulfilling a lot of stereotypes about Asian-American women. They'll see me sharpening the machete and cleaning the kettle and eating fish heads and doing all the chores around the camp. I don't think they'll realize until afterwards that I had been able to achieve a lot more academically, personally, and professionally than they see just on TV. I think that's a good metaphor for life. You see, everybody has their story, their subplot, and then a lot of subplots after that, and so, to see somebody just on the surface and just pass judgment on that, it speaks to that person's ignorance about the way they see things. Hopefully the audience can use me as an example of just not that stereotype and not pigeonhole me to one cookie cutter space into their brain."

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"For me to throw my buff into the fire was a relief. It had represented so many things in terms of scrambling and hustling to get to the merge. The whole experience I felt was a little bit of nirvana, because we had a unified plan, getting rid of the Savaii. That bit of Eden, if you will, was probably the happiest time I felt when the Savaii were here, Jim and Keith and everybody went home. Then it came down to when it was emotional again. Throwing that buff into the flames was sort of a good riddance, but an opportunity for me to get to know the people who had already been eliminated."

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"What I have learned from this experience is I can probably give up a little bit of control in my life. I tend to be - I tend to plan things in advance. I tend to manage my time and my resources very tightly. I tend not to let other people dictate the direction of life that I go into. I think I realize now I've been very lucky in life, and I make my luck. Here are the people you're assigned to, call them your family, you take your definition of family you actually know and love and you put it into this distorted, wonky situation that is the antithesis of family. You call them family, then you start thinking you should apply the same principles of your family in real life to this situation. That was all luck. I have to realize and let go of some of the control I thought I had. Things are going to be OK even if you're not in control...<air quotes> in control. </air quotes>

100 Days on Survivor

Ozzy reaches his 100th day on Survivor while on Redemption Island

"It's an amazing feeling. I've gotten to 100 days playing Survivor. It's an amazing feeling."

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"It's not even that I've been able to survive on my own for 100 days, it's that I've been able to survive with people I don't necessarily like or enjoy for 100 days. The last 14 have been the best. I've spent 2 weeks now on Redemption Island. For that to be bringing me into the 100 days I've spent here on Survivor is a great feeling, it's magnificent. I know there's only a few people who have done it, and I'm really proud to put my name on that list."

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"When I first made it onto Survivor, on Cook Islands, I really didn't think I would last that long. The fact that I made it 39 days surprised me. The second time I was on Survivor, in Micronesia, I was taken out early, but I always thought I would be back. I never even dreamed I would make it to 100 days."

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"To make it this far really is special, and I've enjoyed every single last minute of it."

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"It's 100 days and counting, my journey on Survivor, but it's not over. I still have plenty of game left. My goal is to make it 105, day 39, and sit in front of that jury. If I can get there, if I can make it - and I know I can - I just have to keep telling myself and visualizing that feeling of sitting in front of a jury. I know I can make it. If I can, my journey would have come full circle. I could do everything possible I wanted to do in this game. Knowing that feeling, that's what fueling my fire at this point, that's what's motivating, that's what's giving me the energy to keep on going. Knowing I have some tasks that remain unfinished in this game, and I want to complete them. I want to, for once in my life, really have finished something. I've started lots of projects and it's something I have a hard time with, is finishing things. If this could be something I finished, it would mean so much to me, it really will."

Ready to Get Back

Ozzy is ready to get back in the game even though he enjoys Redemption Island

"I've been on Redemption for more than 2 weeks, gone through 7 competitors, and I want some more. I want at least 1 more competitor, and I want to get back into this game. Maybe it'll be 2 competitors, maybe it'll be 3 - it doesn't matter. I'm here to put people out of this game. I'm here to get farther in this game. However many it takes, it doesn't matter to me. I could spend the next 5 days, 6 days here on Redemption Island, and that would be totally be fine with me. That would actually be ideal - I'd love to stay here. But my time on Redemption Island is going to come to an end, and as each day gets closer to that end, I seem to enjoy it more and more."

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"Redemption has really become home to me the last 2 weeks, and as much as I love this home - it's a beautiful home and I have nothing but a fond, very very special place in my heart, this place has taught me so much not only about myself but about my skills and my abilities and what I have to really offer this world. As much as I love this world, I am ready to move on, and to move past Redemption back into the game, and to the end goal, which is to be the sole Survivor."

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"Redemption is a funny place. It's not only given me a second chance, but this is the second time it's given me a second chance. I've had my torch snuffed already twice this time - that's enough for me. I'm ready to get back into the game and become the sole Survivor."

Who's Next

Rick describes the mood around camp after coming back from the latest duel

"When Ozzy gets back - and we're all assuming he's gonna win the next challenge; if you're in Vegas, you're gonna bet on Ozzy, I guarantee ya - so if he comes back, then he wins the immunity, yeah, somebody outta here's gotta be goin' home...it's weighing on everybody. Everybody's thinking about it. If you look at the mood in camp when we got back from voting Edna off - we all liked Edna but we told ourselves that was gonna happen - we got back in camp and we were like, yeah, the five, the five, and then we looked around and were like, yeah, game on. We told each other when we hit the five, game on. Then everybody's kinda looking at each other like, who's next? When Ozzy gets back he's gonna try to work his magic on us and he's not unstoppable but he's pretty hard to stop winning an immunity. That's our big thing, we've all gotta work 180%. If we can get Ozzy back, and I'm sure he'll come back, and one of us wins immunity, he'll be the first one gone. We all agreed on that. If you look at the jury, it's a lot of Savaii members on there - 5 of them, 6 of them; 5 of 'em are Savaii members. That's a lot out of 9. That's enough to push you over."

Outsiders Not Welcome

Coach makes it clear that only Upolu members are welcome in camp

"We've basically eradicated the Savaii members from this camp. Ozzy might come back, but still, I figured I would paint a little Upolu symbol here, so that everybody would know this was our camp and outsiders are not welcome."

(cut)

"If Ozzy comes back, he will see the warning signs that this is Upolu territory and not his little band of misfits, liars, and contortionists, contortioning the truth that is. In fact, anybody remaining in this camp that wants to tell lies will furthermore be eradicated. That is the truth."

One by One

Coach is ready to use his Survivor experience to eliminate his competition.

Rick: Day 33.

Brandon: 6 more days left.

Rick: Now it's time to go hard.

Brandon: Now every immunity challenge counts.

Rick: You ain't a'kiddin, sport.

Coach (solo): As the group finally starts to scramble, which we haven't had to do since that first Tribal Council, I think now more than ever the experience as a returning player sets me apart from the group. I've endured many scars from those battles. I can really look at these people and think to myself, 'I'm OK with this,' but eventually, they will all come to roost under my wing, and I will snatch them up and gobble them one by one.

Anybody's Game

With only five people left, Brandon realizes that anybody could win.

"People's nerves are going crazy in our tribe now. Everybody knows they're on the chopping block - I know I'm on the chopping block. There's no safe person in this game. It's scary. People's nerves...this is it, this is the end of the game. We've accomplished a huge goal getting this far in the game. It's day 34. There's only 5 days left and it's over. It's done. We're on day 34. 5 more days and this game is finished. It's definitely getting under people's skin. It's definitely starting to make people think twice. You just gotta continue to try to work hard and try to get to the final 3. It's anybody's game now."

(cut)

"I'm being way more proactive than I've been, because you've gotta check more on things this late in the game. One little conversation you don't know about could be your demise. This is it, man. You pushed up against a corner - if you don't fight, you're going home. And I'm going to fight. I'm going to fight."

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"I'm feeling very vulnerable in the game right now. Anybody who thinks they're feeling good right now is just lying to theirself. I'm very vulnerable. I could be voted out next - anybody can. I'm playing the game hard now. If people start seeing that and start to get scared - hey, Brandon's acting up a little bit. Very scared."

(cut)

"I just gotta ask God that He gives me peace about this."

Just Get to Final 3

Sophie explains why getting to the final three is more important than anything else.

"It's gotten to the point in the game where the jury is going to be so unpredictable. We barely know the jury. It's more important now to get to the final 3 than to get to the final 3 with the best people. Obviously you want to make some guesses about what the jury's thinking, but everyone here can win immunity, everyone here's playing strategically, and it's gonna be so hard to get to that final 3 - that's the most important thing right now. One person I'm most positive has an advantage with the jury is Ozzy, just because he's been the last one to see them all. He's fed them all, he's comforted them all, and they're all ex-tribe members. Other than Ozzy, I keep going back and forth. Is Albert good to take or bad to take? Rick - good, bad? Brandon - good, bad? It's so up in the air that right now I'm just focusing on getting to the final 3. I also know my name's been thrown around quite a bit, and once your name's been thrown around, you get more into the fight-or-flight mode and less into I'm-going-to-plan-everything-out-perfectly. Right now I'm just focused on winning immunities and getting to that final 3 position."

Everybody's Irritable

Rick admits that his tribe mates are getting on each other's nerves.

"We've been here 34 days, sleeping in the dirt, not eating much at all - everybody's lost a boatload of weight. Drinking water that just tastes like somebody washed their socks in there. Not brushing your teeth. Everybody's getting irritable. We're at the point in the game where little things tick us off. Albert's getting on my nerves pretty heavy. Getting on everybody's - Coach has mentioned several times how lazy he is and Brandon has mentioned lots of times about how lazy he is. Brandon's starting to get on everybody's nerves, cause the other day at the challenge, he got out, and blurted out, 'Yeah, that's why I sold the challenge, cause I wanted to make sure Edna gets out and make sure she doesn't win.' Everybody's getting short with that. I'm sure they're getting short with little things I do. It's getting to the point in the game where everybody's starting to get everybody ticked off. I think it's part of being here and stuff. We've only got 6 more days. I've just gotta remember, 6 more days. Inside voice stays inside. Go to your happy place when things tick you off. Just go out to the ocean and blow bubbles. But yeah, it's getting...everybody's starting to work on everybody. You can tell in camp. Everybody's happy and cordial, but (tremors his hand slightly) you'll look at the looks and stuff. I know Sophie's getting ticked off at Albert. Everybody's getting their...it's the time where people do that to each other."

(cut)

"I just kind of walk tenderly and keep my goal in mind and keep my inside voice inside."

I Won Immunity

Brandon is thrilled at winning the immunity and reward challenge

"I won immunity, son! I'm so happy. I give all the praise of glory of winning immunity to the Lord Jesus Christ. I absolutely am amazed - I was just talking earlier about how God's favor's gonna be with me, and whatever his will is. I was on the chopping block, whether I wanted to think so or not. Everyone is. Today, my friend, I'm final 5 fo' sho. (laughs) I'm excited, man. I'm really excited. No more 6 thoughts, just 5 thoughts right now, then we'll get to 4 thoughts, hopefully we get to 3 baby. I'm really happy with what's going on right now."

(cut)

"Jet ski pulls up to my beach, and it's the pizza man. He brings me 2 pizzas, me and my boy, cowboy. 2 pizzas, meat-lovers, and a supreme with 2 big drinks and the best garlic bread I've ever had in my life."

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"I was faced with a huge decision today. It was to choose 1 person to eat a pizza with me. I chose Cowboy, because, despite the fact of my relationship with Coach - I love Coach and I'll never leave Coach in this game - I felt and I knew I had to pick Cowboy. I prayed before I went out there and I said, 'Lord, if I win this, I'm giving it to Cowboy,' because I feel like I was gonna be a good witness to him. I've shared a lot of things about my life with him, and despite the fact that I knew he wouldn't have picked me, and it might not have been the best strategic move in the world, I wanna do what my father says I need to do. It will help me in this game. Like I said, if I go out of this game, my head's gonna be held high from the decisions I've made. If I don't, and I make it to the end, same thing."

Complete Meltdown

Coach discusses his tribe's meltdown at camp.

"Come back to camp after the challenge, and hey, it's final 5. You can expect nothing less than a complete meltdown and explosion at camp, especially when you've had people who have been lying. Here's the recipe for an explosion at camp: People who have been lying for a while, people who mistrust each other, that's a pretty good volatile action, but then you add a bully to the mix, like Brandon, who is gonna try to force people to tell the absolute truth to other people, it's a recipe for disaster."

(cut)

"On top of that, let's pile on a million dollars, add a bit more fuel to the flame, TNT baby, dynamite. Here's the thing. When you get into a situation like this...I think that I've handled myself today fairly well, because..."

(cut)

"The best thing to do is, you've got something that smells that death, you've got something that looks like death. You've got the sinking ship. You distant yourself as far as possible from that rotting corpse. That's what I'm doing. I'm over here. They're arguing. Albert's gonna try to walk with me, talk with me- I got nothing for you, man. Like I said, that's the corpse."

(cut)

"Good news is, I'm staying out of it. Coach Wade lives to see another day. The phoenix continues to soar over the land of Survivor. I will not get drawn into petty arguments, I will not fall to the lying tongue. I see the true path."

It Sucks

Albert is not pleased with his performance in the immunity challenge.

"It sucks, man, when you go to a challenge - it looked like something I could do, climb a wall, I felt great about that. Solve a puzzle. The one caveat was I had to open bags, and I'm not very good at tying or untying knots. That was ultimately what killed me at that challenge. It sucks."

(cut)

"That challenge today at the end was definitely humbling. It's funny, when it played out, and I was near the last stage of the challenge, I was like, yeah, I'm pretty behind here, but I have to kind of plead ignorance, because I didn't really understand the magnitude of it. I was just kind of there. Let me shuffle the pieces. I see Brandon win, I'm like, sweet, Brandon won, one of my closest allies. I heard pizza - he's probably gonna bring me on this pizza reward. I'm actually not feeling all that bad. I feel pretty good. I feel like we kept immunity away from Sophie, she's pretty much a sitting duck. I felt pretty good, man. Honestly I didn't feel bad at all, until I hear Brandon pick Rick. I thought, that's a little strange, that's a little weird."

(cut)

"Today's reward especially hurt because I've been dying for food. I haven't gotten to participate in any food reward since we got past the merge. The icing on the cake, the reward was pizza, the #1 thing I've been dying for out here and talking to people about. When I saw a jet ski come up, delivering pizzas - and thought they were going to be little pizzas, but they were legitimate-size pizzas - I was hurt and I was wow. It physically was painful to watch that pizza go away from me. I was feeling kind of downtrodden."

(cut)

"Now it's like, that loss was a heck of a lot bigger than I ever could have anticipated. It sucks, because I'm really close to a position now where it's going to be real must-wins. If I get voted out tonight, I'm looking at 2 legitimate must-wins. I've got a must-win to get my way back in, and I've got a must-win to get my way back in at the round of 5."

(cut)

"It's hard to describe or put into words how quickly things come crashing down in this game."

Right Hook to the Jaw

Albert is licking his wounds after his tribe mates expose his lies.

"The group of 5 of us have been like a family since the very beginning of this game. We've all got along really well. It was a nice, pleasant day. (?) This whole time, I've been thinking - you know what, the whole thing's been going smoothly, I'll just continue to play the role of one of the people here. Then I'll take off my mask at the end and play 'ha ha' on everyone."

(cut)

"The problem is the cat got out of the bag 4 days too soon. Sophie just kind of took the lid off Pandora's Box today for me. I got thrown with a storm of crap. All the sudden this happy little family turns into a dysfunctional episode of Jerry Springer."

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"I feel like I took a right hook right to my jaw. All the sudden, I'm dazed, and I'm like, where the heck am I even standing right now? This is not the game I was playing a couple hours ago, where I knew where my alliances were, I had control of the 5 people left in this game. Now I'm like reeling. I never in a million years expected to be in this position, having to argue for my life in these last few hours before Tribal. It blows me away how quickly things have been shaken up. I'm not giving up by any stretch of the imagination, but it's kind of humbling to see how quickly things can come crashing down in this game. I still know that I can make something happen before Tribal, and worst case scenario, that one place I've been dreading this whole time, Redemption - oh, what a pain in the butt - it might be my one saving grace here, if I do get sent there, because I've just gotta beat this guy in one challenge, then I'm back in the ballgame."

Offensive & Pathetic

Sophie reveals her feelings about a fellow tribe mate.

"Albert's just quite offensive and pathetic, because I really never lied to Albert out here. He told me from day 1 that I was his #1, I was his #1. I think he truly believed it at that point. I think something about my character came through to him. Maybe towards the merge. At some point he decided I was too much of a threat, or he was too nervous about me, so I couldn't be his #1 anymore. I don't know if he thought I was going to be less strategic than I am, less intelligent than I am, less domineering than I am, but he told me last night he wanted a very domestic wife. That was the #1 thing. Maybe I haven't been domestic enough for him as a partner in an alliance. It's quite offensive, only because I think a lot of it comes from the fact that he thinks I'm out to get him, and I'm making alliances with Edna, who's not even here anymore, and with Rick. I thought we had better trust than that."

(cut)

"Albert from the beginning has wanted to be the man in charge, he's wanted to be the puppetmaster, he's wanted to make all the bold moves. It started with the first Tribal Council, where he made an idiotic decision to tell Mikayla to vote Coach, and everything went haywire in camp. I tried to convince him not to do it, I said, 'It's not necessary, it's not necessary.' Didn't listen to me. Things went crazy."

(cut)

"He's always wanted to make these huge moves. Each time I kind of, in the beginning, I would advice him, 'I really don't think you should do that.' A 50-50 relationship. As the game went on, towards the end, I just said to him, 'I'm not doing that. That's crazy.' I think the relationship felt more and more like the relationship went from him being in charge and me being his little dog following him, to me actually having a say. I think Albert is really threatened by me standing up for what I think we should do and what we should do in an alliance. I think he wants to be in an alliance where everyone is zombies. He wants to control them all. I was obviously not controllable enough for him. I wasn't willing to make these big, pointless moves with him. Because of that, he's turned away from me. Now his big move is to get me out. It's frustrating. But that said, I do think all the scheming, all the lying he's been doing, is not helping his endgame. As much as he frustrates me, both strategically and around camp, I'd still love to go to the end with Albert."

Edna Ponderosa Part 1

Edna joins the jury at Ponderosa.

<Edna throws her buff in the fire>

Edna (voiceover): This is the end! This is day 33! 6 more days left!

<Edna says this must be what it's like to get out of jail, and gets weighed - 99 pounds, losing 14>

Edna (solo): Physically, I probably could have gone one more day. Psychologically, I am done, I lost it. <shots of her crying while with the doctor> I'm finished, I'm full. No more please.

<Edna eats a banana on the way to Ponderosa>

Edna: I am ready for this liberation. I am so excited.

<Dawn is waiting for Edna, shouts her name, and claps her hands; Cochran joins her in greeting Edna>

Edna (to Cochran): You're my Survivor twin.

<In the dining area, Edna compares weight with Whitney, then hugs Jim>

Edna (solo): When I got to Ponderosa, and everybody was circling around me, it felt great, because everyone was finally listening to what I had to say. I wasn't the enemy anymore.

<Dawn and Whitney tell Edna what a good job she did at her last Tribal Council>

Edna (solo): Being around all these people who are so accepting all of the sudden, after being dejected, felt really welcoming. Hunger, food, thirst, it didn't even enter my head.

<They tell Edna about the services at Ponderosa>

Dawn (solo): It was actually really good to see Edna. In all honesty, she was the only person on that tribe I felt like I would spend time with in the day.

<Edna eats, then goes to get her toiletries and shower>

Edna (solo): Cochran and I still have a very close relationship since coming out of the game and Ponderosa. He's really one of the only two people I identify most with in the Savaii tribe, and probably the whole entire game.

<shots switch from Edna and Cochran talking on the beach during the day to talking in the dining area at night>

Edna (solo): I was pretty darn close to winning that million dollars. It was in my fingertips. It was like that chicken Brandon lost in the forest. He had the feathers in his hand, and then off it ran into the forest. No matter how hard you chase it, it's gone in the forest. That is the feeling I have with that million dollars.

Edna Ponderosa Part 2

<Dawn/Jim/Whitney go to get treemail>

A trip to Apia
Is what's in store,
The local market
And much more

<they all look out the windows of their van, with Jim marveling at their first stoplight>

Edna (solo): Today, we went into Apia for a field trip. We went to a market. I got to be with these people I'm getting to know.

Cochran: Edna's being such a gift right now. I'm still trying to figure out what I want to get for my parents and my sister. If I were without Edna I would have just gotten some shirt that said, Having Fun In the South Pacific, Wish You Were Here.

Edna (solo): I was a personal shopper. I enjoyed every minute of it. Who doesn't want to spend money that's not their own?

<Edna and Cochran continue shopping, then we cut to Dawn and Whitney>

Whitney (solo): I have different shopping days. Sometimes I'm super-picky and will not buy anything unless I'm absolutely in love with it. Then there are days I buy anything I see. Today is a picky day.

<Whitney teases that she's going to buy some cat of nine tails type of item to use on Keith>

Dawn: I got a shirt for my husband that says Savaii, and then two lava-lavas for my sons. Now I only have 12 more kids to get things for, so I'm all set.

<they go back to Ponderosa>

Cochran: I have horrible taste in terms of pretty much everything, especially buying for loved ones. Edna was much more thoughtful and considerate and really guided me to make some what I think are great purchases.

<Cochran shows off the photo frame and South Pacific platter>

<Whitney at the beach with Dawn>

Whitney: This bathing suit's a little bit tighter, a week later.

Dawn: I love it cause it's Elyse's bathing suit.

Whitney: It is Elyse's bathing suit, which, because we blindsided her, we couldn't give it back to her.

Dawn: She didn't have time to pack.

Whitney: I don't like this bathing suit. I'm so anti-sparkle, it's ridiculous, but it's a nice options. I like options.

<Whitney and Keith sit on the towel while Jim jumps off a rock>

Cochran (solo): This is gonna be possibly the most defining Tribal Council of the game, because it's going to expose a lot of weaknesses, a lot of alliances. Might shatter a lot of alliances. And will determine who's going to be strong going into the final 3.

<Dawn, Whitney, Edna and Cochran sit/eat in the dining area; Dawn and Whitney share a pie>

Dawn (solo): Tribal tonight - I'm excited to see how the game is advancing. I miss the game.

Edna (solo): I lived with those people for 33 days - I can't possibly guess who will go next.

Cochran (voiceover): It's possible that Coach could be a target, just because the entire tribe is aware he has the hidden immunity idol.

Dawn (voiceover): I'm also anxious to see someone get booted.

<Whitney goes to give Jim and Keith some food in their room, and says she hopes they choke>

Keith (solo): I have a feeling if Albert doesn't win immunity, Albert's gonna be going tonight, that Coach might be kind of wising up and getting out competition. But Albert's a smart guy, so that reflects he might want to get Coach out.

<Cochran and Dawn make their clothes look bad in a mock fashion show>

Edna (solo): It's my first Tribal; I might as well look decent.

<they leave>

EW Deleted Scene:

Edna:

If I win today's duel, it will be a poke in the eye at Upolu. I won, Brandon - in your face. (laughs)

(cut)

I try to focus on the last duel that Ozzy and Cochran had, and Ozzy nearly lost. I focus on that near-loss to give me hope and inspiration that the legendary Ozzy could potentially lose to me. That gives me a little bit of hope and encourages me to perform at my peak today.