Survivor One World: Kim's Heart And Strategy Wins The Game Yell At Your TV Recap and Commentary by RTVC Senior Staff Writer Kathleen May 14, 2012
Admiration and respect
motivate the vote.
It is the final night on Survivor One World.
Wednesday we sent Dr. Tarzan to the jury.
We have already analyzed to death the probabilities of a win for Kim.
Tonight before we begin, let us look at the jury as it is currently seated.
Let’s consider how they will vote. Not for whom they will vote, but how.
Even though there are still races to be run and games to be played, I’m sure that each member of the jury is pretty certain at this point how he or she will vote.
Got thoughts? Post them at the end.
The editors and producers want us to think it is all down to the jury questioning at the end.
It’s not and both you and I know it.
That is merely an opportunity for the jury members to have their final moment on center stage to grind axes or make themselves look like idiots.
So tonight, watch the action as the jury would. Watch it in terms of how it might influence your vote in case you are on the fence about anything.
Will they reward good game play or will they vote emotionally?
I won’t belabor my opinions. You have heard them all season.
So, here we go. It should be an exciting evening. Five people and almost as many possibilities.
But first, we get the recaps all the way back to day one when the women were all talk and no action and Matt was leading the Fraternity.
Phase II was Colton’s Emotional War and the body count associated with it.
After the bumpersticker version of Karma struck Colton in the belly, everything shifted again, with the merge.
The all-women confederation reassembled itself and began its war of attrition against the men.
And it worked.
Here we are with all the men on the jury and all the women, with the exception of the unpredictable and highly emotional Kitty Kat, on the field.
If your index cards have gotten disrupted, Jeff lays them out for you.
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