Bellies Full Enough To Be Satisfied, Empty Enough To Want More

"Bellies Full Enough To Be Satisfied, Empty Enough To Want More"	"Bellies Full Enough To Be Satisfied, Empty Enough To Want More"
 	
Season 	Survivor: All-Stars
Episode Number 	4/13 (096)
First Broadcast 	February 28, 2020
Episode Chronology 	Episode Chronology
Previous 	I'm No Superhero
Next 	The Spoils Had Already Spoiled
Bellies Full Enough To Be Satisfied, Empty Enough To Want More is the fourth episode of Survivor: All-Stars.
==Story==
===Day 9 (Night)===
Saboga return to camp having just voted out Daisy, leaving Teddy in the dark after he believed that Michael would be the one going home. There is clear tension in the air as the group talk to one another, with the split vote proving less than unifying after their first trip to tribal council. Danni stands by Teddy as the others try to cover the fire from the recurring rain, having voted Salma on her own to everyone's confusion.
I voted for Salma because I couldn't bring myself to vote Daisy. She and I had formed a sort of friendship, and I just didn't want to go back on that so soon. But, I spoke to William and knew that he was voting with Michael and Salma, and that the only thing I could do was force a tie... which, I just think would've led to more problems this early on. I hope that my stray vote isn't going to warrant any hate off Salma... or Teddy especially. He's still the person that I trust the most, and I want him to know that I'm still going to do what I can to keep him safe.	Danni
I voted for Salma because I couldn't bring myself to vote Daisy. She and I had formed a sort of friendship, and I just didn't want to go back on that so soon. But, I spoke to William and knew that he was voting with Michael and Salma, and that the only thing I could do was force a tie... which, I just think would've led to more problems this early on. I hope that my stray vote isn't going to warrant any hate off Salma... or Teddy especially. He's still the person that I trust the most, and I want him to know that I'm still going to do what I can to keep him safe.	
I'm extremely annoyed by Danni and William after this vote. I had put in a lot of work to try and get people on my side, and it's worked... but not effectively enough to bring them all together. Michael now knows that I tried to vote him out, and he's got Salma working on his side and every other side. William flat out lied to my face, and I should have remembered that in his season he wasn't always the most forthcoming. I'm not going to let these people know that I don't trust them, or that I really fear for my own safety now. But, I'll need a lot back now in order to have any confidence that my name isn't going on their next parchment.	Teddy
I'm extremely annoyed by Danni and William after this vote. I had put in a lot of work to try and get people on my side, and it's worked... but not effectively enough to bring them all together. Michael now knows that I tried to vote him out, and he's got Salma working on his side and every other side. William flat out lied to my face, and I should have remembered that in his season he wasn't always the most forthcoming. I'm not going to let these people know that I don't trust them, or that I really fear for my own safety now. But, I'll need a lot back now in order to have any confidence that my name isn't going on their next parchment.	
===Day 10===
===Chapera===
Throughout the night, rain falls heavily over Chapera's camp. The tribe, having failed to produce a good shelter, are completely drenched by the morning, now sleeping in a camp that has flooded.
We knew it would be raining season in Panama, but I never anticipated it would get this bad. It's not normal rain... it's relenting and unforgivable. I'm freeing. I've never been this cold in my whole life. We moved under our shelter because our roof is just a constant source of leaks... and the ground just flooded. Then we all moved up onto the main platform... and it just gave in. We've spent the night sitting in knee deep water...	Holly
We knew it would be raining season in Panama, but I never anticipated it would get this bad. It's not normal rain... it's relenting and unforgivable. I'm freeing. I've never been this cold in my whole life. We moved under our shelter because our roof is just a constant source of leaks... and the ground just flooded. Then we all moved up onto the main platform... and it just gave in. We've spent the night sitting in knee deep water...	
The five members of the tribe stand on a non-flooded area of their beach, looking at their severely waterlogged hands and feet. Isaiah jokes that he's never seen his hands looking "so white". Neasa appears to be taking the situation the hardest, shaking badly due to the cold.
(crying) Mentally right now I just feel completely out of this. I don't care. It's tough enough being on Survivor, and throw in this weather and this s**t camp and it's become a million times harder. Knowing that I don't really have anyone on this tribe, other than maybe Holly... it's like you're suffering with nobody to care about you. I can usually pull myself through times like this, but I just can't. This is hell.	Neasa
(crying) Mentally right now I just feel completely out of this. I don't care. It's tough enough being on Survivor, and throw in this weather and this s**t camp and it's become a million times harder. Knowing that I don't really have anyone on this tribe, other than maybe Holly... it's like you're suffering with nobody to care about you. I can usually pull myself through times like this, but I just can't. This is hell.	
As the flooding eventually dies down, the tribe realise they are without food and water, and with little hope of finding dry wood they know their situation is unlikely to change until the weather improves. Ben offers the group some raw coconut, but nobody other than Adela seems keen to eat.
When the times get tough, the easiest thing to do is give up. I want nothing more than to go home and be warm, get some food... lay in a bed. I'm exhausted. But, we knew what this was. This isn't an easy experience. It wasn't last time, and All-Stars was only going to up the game. We need to persevere through this... it isn't going to last forever.	Ben
When the times get tough, the easiest thing to do is give up. I want nothing more than to go home and be warm, get some food... lay in a bed. I'm exhausted. But, we knew what this was. This isn't an easy experience. It wasn't last time, and All-Stars was only going to up the game. We need to persevere through this... it isn't going to last forever.	
===Mogo Mogo===
Abbas, Delma and Mina do their best to dig around their campsite to try and force the flood water to drain itself out, whilst Reniero and Sheamus salvage what they can by placing it inside the tribe's shelter.
The level of 'survival' this time is above and beyond what we had to endure in Africa. I thought the thirst and dryness was tough, and it was. But, this constant rain beating the hell out of us and now flooding our camp... we can't even get a fire to stay lit in this.	Abbas
The level of 'survival' this time is above and beyond what we had to endure in Africa. I thought the thirst and dryness was tough, and it was. But, this constant rain beating the hell out of us and now flooding our camp... we can't even get a fire to stay lit in this.	
Despite the bad weather, the tribe seems to still be in high spirits, knowing that they aren't alone in this temporary struggle.
We are a very tight-knit group, and that helps immensely in times like this. There's nobody confrontational to kill our morale, and it allows us to just bond together through any struggle we face. I can't imagine the other tribes are without at least one negative personality type, and I somewhat hope they are because it plays to our benefit.	Mina
We are a very tight-knit group, and that helps immensely in times like this. There's nobody confrontational to kill our morale, and it allows us to just bond together through any struggle we face. I can't imagine the other tribes are without at least one negative personality type, and I somewhat hope they are because it plays to our benefit.	
===Saboga===
The previous nights torrential downpour continues over into the morning. Thankfully, the tribes well constructed new shelter keeps them all dry. Teddy opts to go fishing, taking the spear in order to keep busy and prove his continued worth to the tribe. The others try to get their fire re-started, as the rain predictably put it out.
The non-stop rain in Panama really manages to set off my arthritis. I'm sixty, in case anybody has forgotten! (laughs) I'm still here, though. Last night, I was thankful to not receive more than a single vote. Danni admitted to me that she was that vote, because she just voted based on 'strength'. It's predictable... albeit disappointing. The silver lining is that I now know who values me the least on this tribe. It makes planting seeds for the next vote easier when you've already got a name in mind.	Salma
The non-stop rain in Panama really manages to set off my arthritis. I'm sixty, in case anybody has forgotten! (laughs) I'm still here, though. Last night, I was thankful to not receive more than a single vote. Danni admitted to me that she was that vote, because she just voted based on 'strength'. It's predictable... albeit disappointing. The silver lining is that I now know who values me the least on this tribe. It makes planting seeds for the next vote easier when you've already got a name in mind.	
Salma begins talking with William as they are along by the shelter, hoping to converse quickly before Danni and Michael return from a wood run. William talks through his concerns that Teddy feels like he's on the outs, but both he and Salma note their desire to keep Teddy in the game.
Salma and Michael are definitely a pair, and when there's only five of us left a pair really isn't what you want on the tribe. I have no regrets whatsoever about voting Daisy last night, because I can repair any broken relationship with Teddy now that he feels on the bottom. Salma is hoping to vote Danni next, and that could be the easiest thing for us... but as my gut keeps saying, if a pair is dangerous with five of us... it's extremely dangerous with four. Salma or Michael need to be the next to go, and that's non-negotiable for me.	William
Salma and Michael are definitely a pair, and when there's only five of us left a pair really isn't what you want on the tribe. I have no regrets whatsoever about voting Daisy last night, because I can repair any broken relationship with Teddy now that he feels on the bottom. Salma is hoping to vote Danni next, and that could be the easiest thing for us... but as my gut keeps saying, if a pair is dangerous with five of us... it's extremely dangerous with four. Salma or Michael need to be the next to go, and that's non-negotiable for me.	
Salma eventually manages to get the fire going again, just in time for Teddy to return with a stingray caught in the waters of their camp. The tribe universally praise Teddy for his continued contribution, hoping that the meal will provide them with more unity needed after a turbulent first vote.
Being the provider is my main skill right now on Saboga. I know that I've got an in with Danni, William and Salma, but after last night I don't know how much my social connections are counting for. As long as I can keep being the only person bringing in fish, this tribe needs me. We got given nothing this time around. Our rice is still locked up in that chest, and whilst it's locked up... Teddy is the reason these people eat. Can I guarantee that'll keep me safe? No. Can I catch fish at intervals strategically enough? Yes. Keep their bellies full enough to be satisfied, but empty enough to want more.	Teddy
Being the provider is my main skill right now on Saboga. I know that I've got an in with Danni, William and Salma, but after last night I don't know how much my social connections are counting for. As long as I can keep being the only person bringing in fish, this tribe needs me. We got given nothing this time around. Our rice is still locked up in that chest, and whilst it's locked up... Teddy is the reason these people eat. Can I guarantee that'll keep me safe? No. Can I catch fish at intervals strategically enough? Yes. Keep their bellies full enough to be satisfied, but empty enough to want more.	
===Reward Challenge===
Challenge: Match Maker
Each castaway would receive a box containing four items. The goal was for each Survivor to match an item from their box to an item in another castaway's box. The tribe scoring the most matches would win reward.
Reward: A "Survival Bathroom," consisting of a shower, toilet, mouthwash, shampoo, soap, toilet paper, toothbrushes and toothpaste; first and second placing tribes would receive another clue to the whereabouts of a key to their rice boxes.
Additional Stipulation: If Mogo Mogo wins at least second place, they would receive a clue to their final rice box key.
Winners (according to finish): Mogo Mogo and Chapera.
===Chapera===
The tribe return to camp having finished in second place, glad to ultimately be able to have the second of three keys to their rice box. With the weather still proving difficult, the tribe agrees to wait to look for the key until the following day. Ben is eventually able to find wood dry enough to get a fire going once again, giving the tribe the chance to boil their drinking water and cook a small fish caught by Adela.
Things haven't been easy for anyone in this whole game. I'm sure of that. But, we have moments like this where the rain eventually dies down, the sun is coming back out. We're able to get our fire going again and just carry on. You want to have the ignorance to say things will only improve, but our tribe feels too toxic for that.	Adela
Things haven't been easy for anyone in this whole game. I'm sure of that. But, we have moments like this where the rain eventually dies down, the sun is coming back out. We're able to get our fire going again and just carry on. You want to have the ignorance to say things will only improve, but our tribe feels too toxic for that.	
Whilst eating, the topic naturally goes onto the fact that Daisy was the last person voted out of the game. The group go around sharing their thoughts, once again leading to a tense conversation between warring rivals Isaiah and Neasa.
Isaiah spits small fish bones into the fire, walking away smiling after making the dig at Neasa's personal situation. Ben, Adela and Holly look on silently, half feeling awkward and half not completely understanding the severity of the comment. Neasa, having already felt emotional, takes a moment to compose herself, eventually wiping tears from her face after Ben offers her more food.
Personal lives are totally off limits in my opinion to this game. Isaiah is a complete pig, and honestly I'd be ashamed to call him anything other than someone I despise. The comment he made today was completely below the belt of human decency. My life and whatever I've shared from it... isn't something to be used against me. I feel personally attacked and truthfully disgusted by the fact he's remembered intricate details about me just to use them against me a year later.	Neasa
Personal lives are totally off limits in my opinion to this game. Isaiah is a complete pig, and honestly I'd be ashamed to call him anything other than someone I despise. The comment he made today was completely below the belt of human decency. My life and whatever I've shared from it... isn't something to be used against me. I feel personally attacked and truthfully disgusted by the fact he's remembered intricate details about me just to use them against me a year later.	
Ben and Adela eventually begin clearing out of camp, not wanting to stand around and watch their tribe mates continuously argue. Holly also begins clearing up, trying to keep busy and not listen in on the conversation.
Isaiah's comment sends a momentary silence over the camp, with the severity of his comment being clear to anyone present to hear. Holly looks immediately uncomfortable in shock, whilst Neasa looks as if she's overcome with rage and sadness. After a moment, Neasa turns and begins ranting to the production crew around her, demanding that the situation be "dealt with" and that someone "intervene".
Adela and Ben are seen poking their heads back in camp, having missed the comment but returning in time to witness the fallout. Isaiah sits to one side nonchalantly, not showing any joy or concern for Neasa's reaction.
In that moment... I didn't know what to do. It was so sudden and so... horrible. I'm still shaking, and I was useless because I just don't know how you respond to something like that. It's uncomfortable. I can't imagine how Neasa felt.	Holly
In that moment... I didn't know what to do. It was so sudden and so... horrible. I'm still shaking, and I was useless because I just don't know how you respond to something like that. It's uncomfortable. I can't imagine how Neasa felt.	
Neasa continues to speak with production members off camera, being removed from the camp in order to calm her down. Adela and Ben quietly ask Holly what happened, who does her best to explain.
Sometimes in anger we say stuff that we don't mean, or take things too far. We both did. I can't regret what I did because it represented how I feel at the time, you get me? I thought Neasa was stronger... but I guess this place already broke her. She ain't as tough as she made herself out to be and I didn't realise.	Isaiah
Sometimes in anger we say stuff that we don't mean, or take things too far. We both did. I can't regret what I did because it represented how I feel at the time, you get me? I thought Neasa was stronger... but I guess this place already broke her. She ain't as tough as she made herself out to be and I didn't realise.	
Neasa is eventually convinced to return to the camp, but remains distant from her tribe mates. Holly, Adela and Ben each make individual attempts to speak with her, but are all rebuked. Holly eventually is able to join her for an hour alone, but sees clearly that Neasa is uninterested in being her usual social self. Isaiah asks Ben and Adela if he should apologise, but the pair advise him that it will likely make matters worse.
I returned to camp and had all my tribe apart from Isaiah come up to me. I really don't need to speak with any of them. I've seen over and over that they're happy to let Isaiah verbally rip into me... tear me down... treat me like I'm nothing. I didn't come out here for that. I didn't give up my life I've built at home for that. I don't need anything from these people right now.	Neasa
I returned to camp and had all my tribe apart from Isaiah come up to me. I really don't need to speak with any of them. I've seen over and over that they're happy to let Isaiah verbally rip into me... tear me down... treat me like I'm nothing. I didn't come out here for that. I didn't give up my life I've built at home for that. I don't need anything from these people right now.	
===Mogo Mogo===
The Mogo Mogo tribe return to camp having won both the luxury toiletries and the clue to the final key of their rice chest, putting them well above their competitors in terms of advantages.
Winning today has given us this unstoppable momentum. We've not lost a single challenge now in over a week, and it doesn't feel like any of the tribes are really going to be able to take us down. Needing to be just better than one other tribe when there's three does give you better odds.	Abbas
Winning today has given us this unstoppable momentum. We've not lost a single challenge now in over a week, and it doesn't feel like any of the tribes are really going to be able to take us down. Needing to be just better than one other tribe when there's three does give you better odds.	
The group all head into the water and begin using their toiletries to bathe themselves properly for the first time in ten days. The experience further bonds the already well-bonded tribe, giving them a further sense of being invicible.
The three men cheer and laugh as Delma and Mina stand and jokingly strike poses. Mina jokes that it'll be only "a matter of time before Playboy calls".
My time in All-Stars has been almost completely positive. Yes, there are times we suffer. But, how can anyone on this tribe not think we've got a good set up? We've had to go to tribal council once, and admittedly I did come close to being the first one voted out. Thankfully, avoiding that hurdle has really allowed me to stay on this amazing journey... and I believe contribute to the betterment of the Mogo Mogo tribe. I'd hate to think that had I gone on the third night then I'd have missed out on all this.	Delma
My time in All-Stars has been almost completely positive. Yes, there are times we suffer. But, how can anyone on this tribe not think we've got a good set up? We've had to go to tribal council once, and admittedly I did come close to being the first one voted out. Thankfully, avoiding that hurdle has really allowed me to stay on this amazing journey... and I believe contribute to the betterment of the Mogo Mogo tribe. I'd hate to think that had I gone on the third night then I'd have missed out on all this.	
After bathing, the five tribe members all brush their teeth, ultimately deciding to wait until the weather improves before searching for their next key. Everyone appears eager to locate the chest, knowing that they may by tomorrow be able to have their first meal of rice since arriving in 'All-Stars'.
===Saboga===
After losing the reward challenge, the tribe return to camp once again feeling deflated. Teddy hides his personal happiness at the result, knowing that without keys to the chest that the tribe will continue to be without rice.
We lost again in the reward challenge. It was kind of... luck based. So, I'm not massively upset. I just wish we could catch a break. These last few days have been relenting for our tribe, and we're just looking for some light.	Michael
We lost again in the reward challenge. It was kind of... luck based. So, I'm not massively upset. I just wish we could catch a break. These last few days have been relenting for our tribe, and we're just looking for some light.	
Michael ignores Teddy's advice and heads out with the spear, hoping to catch fish to make up for the tribes loss of morale over another loss. The others sit around their barely surviving fire, looking depressed as their situation continues to worsen. Danni is seen wiping a tear from her face, as Salma puts an arm around her to comfort her. William decides to pray out loud, hoping it'll give the group some hope that they are being looked out for.
It's a new low for all of us out here. We had such a positive start, and it's fallen apart in a matter of days. I'm constantly damp and freezing, and I can't just take shelter and wait for the rain to pass because it'll make me look weak. We've got another challenge coming up in two days, and if we can just place before one other tribe, we'll all be feeling better. That's all we need. Catching a break in this game is a huge boost, and it's the only thing that kept my group from breaking down last time.	Salma
It's a new low for all of us out here. We had such a positive start, and it's fallen apart in a matter of days. I'm constantly damp and freezing, and I can't just take shelter and wait for the rain to pass because it'll make me look weak. We've got another challenge coming up in two days, and if we can just place before one other tribe, we'll all be feeling better. That's all we need. Catching a break in this game is a huge boost, and it's the only thing that kept my group from breaking down last time.	
Michael eventually returns to the saddened group, holding a spear and nothing else in his hands. He apologises that he was unable to bring in fish, taking a seat next to Salma and Danni, who are both hanging their heads down. Teddy turns away from the group, clearly trying to suppress laughter.
(laughs) I don't like to laugh at my tribes situation, especially when you've got girls crying. But, they brought this on themselves. The more they suffer, the better it is for me. That's horrible. It makes me feel like trash. What else can I do though? If it benefits me then it benefits me. That's what I need right now, and everything is going so badly that I've actually got a chance at being here a few more days. I'll make it up to them though. I know where to get the fish. I know when to get them after this weather passes... which it will do soon. But, I think they can wait until... hmmm... day twelve. Give them twenty-four hours of hunger to really remind them how desperately I'm needed. Or they can subscribe to Michael's seafood diet... you don't see food... so you don't eat it.	Teddy
(laughs) I don't like to laugh at my tribes situation, especially when you've got girls crying. But, they brought this on themselves. The more they suffer, the better it is for me. That's horrible. It makes me feel like trash. What else can I do though? If it benefits me then it benefits me. That's what I need right now, and everything is going so badly that I've actually got a chance at being here a few more days. I'll make it up to them though. I know where to get the fish. I know when to get them after this weather passes... which it will do soon. But, I think they can wait until... hmmm... day twelve. Give them twenty-four hours of hunger to really remind them how desperately I'm needed. Or they can subscribe to Michael's seafood diet... you don't see food... so you don't eat it.	
===Day 11===
===Chapera===
Throughout the night, Neasa opted to sleep alone on the beach away from her tribe mates, who in turn slept around the fire in a group due to the fact they are currently without a shelter. Upon waking up, Neasa has some realisations about her place in the game.
During the night, I didn't get much sleep. I laid here freezing and alone, and I thought of the alternative. To not freeze and not be alone I needed to go back to a group of people who are happy to see me bullied on national television. To have things so personally thrown at me as if I'm being judged by God himself. All by a man five years older than me and twice my size. I'm not going to be intimidated or made to feel like I'm an awful person when I know I'm not.	Neasa
During the night, I didn't get much sleep. I laid here freezing and alone, and I thought of the alternative. To not freeze and not be alone I needed to go back to a group of people who are happy to see me bullied on national television. To have things so personally thrown at me as if I'm being judged by God himself. All by a man five years older than me and twice my size. I'm not going to be intimidated or made to feel like I'm an awful person when I know I'm not.	
Jeff arrives on Chapera beach, having been requested by Neasa, who is sat alone on the sand away from her tribe.
Back at camp, the recently awoken tribe wonder where Neasa is, having noticed she left her sleeping spot on the beach. Jeff and Neasa continue to talk, trying to resolve the situation surrounding her desire to leave.
Neasa stands, ceremoniously dropping her buff on the sand and leaving it as she heads over to a private boat, being taken away from the island without passing too close to her camp.
Removed from camp	Removed from camp	 	
No vote 	 	 	
QUIT:Neasa 	QUIT:Neasa 	QUIT:Neasa	QUIT:Neasa
Several minutes later, Jeff makes his way to the Chapera camp, asking the four remaining tribe members to gather around the fire.
The foursome look at one another, all clearly surprised that Neasa opted to pull herself from the game. Adela comforts Holly, who appears to be taking the news the hardest. Isaiah takes some time to himself, showing the first sign of guilt over his actions.
You can be glad someone is gone and still not like how they went out. I do feel bad if I really made her feel so awful that she felt she had nowhere to go but out... but... you know she would've gone whenever we next lost, and maybe a part of her wanted to avoid that shame.	Isaiah
You can be glad someone is gone and still not like how they went out. I do feel bad if I really made her feel so awful that she felt she had nowhere to go but out... but... you know she would've gone whenever we next lost, and maybe a part of her wanted to avoid that shame.	
Neasa didn't deserve to go out like this. She was the life and soul of this tribe and the one friend I had. I feel responsible. I feel I didn't do enough. I spoke with her yesterday and thought maybe she was going to pull through. I just can't believe she'd leave. Isaiah has a lot to answer for not just in this game but for how he behaved as a person to another. I should've done more...	Holly
Neasa didn't deserve to go out like this. She was the life and soul of this tribe and the one friend I had. I feel responsible. I feel I didn't do enough. I spoke with her yesterday and thought maybe she was going to pull through. I just can't believe she'd leave. Isaiah has a lot to answer for not just in this game but for how he behaved as a person to another. I should've done more...	
The tribe spend the rest of their day mulling over the news that Neasa has left the game, unable to build up their tribe as a result of it. Isaiah confides in Ben, seemingly looking for some support that Neasa was not innocent in the situation. However, Ben tells him it's best to move on from the situation, rather than going over it when "Neasa is no longer here".
It's always very fake when someone is gone how everybody has nice words to say about them. The fact is Neasa is out of this game, and there's no use saying we are doing things for her when what she probably wants is to see us fail now. I can't blame her for that. What Isaiah said was cruel, but people say cruel stuff all the time. Holly in particular needs to get a grip. It's like she wants to build a shrine after essentially being a s****y friend. We were all jerks and didn't do enough, and we can't now atone for that when the person who got made to feel bad is gone. Hindsight isn't what we use to redeem ourselves. The game continues, and we live with this internally. If they want to make apologies or redeem whatever they feel they did or didn't do... worry about that after the game, because we now have only each other to rely on to move forward.	Ben
It's always very fake when someone is gone how everybody has nice words to say about them. The fact is Neasa is out of this game, and there's no use saying we are doing things for her when what she probably wants is to see us fail now. I can't blame her for that. What Isaiah said was cruel, but people say cruel stuff all the time. Holly in particular needs to get a grip. It's like she wants to build a shrine after essentially being a s****y friend. We were all jerks and didn't do enough, and we can't now atone for that when the person who got made to feel bad is gone. Hindsight isn't what we use to redeem ourselves. The game continues, and we live with this internally. If they want to make apologies or redeem whatever they feel they did or didn't do... worry about that after the game, because we now have only each other to rely on to move forward.	
===Mogo Mogo===
Abbas, Mina and Reniero go off together in order to locate the final key, knowing that once located they'll be able to enjoy the spoils of their locked chest.
For days and days we've all looked at this chest, which we've been told contains rice and perhaps other goodies... and we just want to get it open. We can't break it open, because we've got to play this fair. We've won enough challenges that thankfully we've got the location to our final key today. My stomach is literally rumbling in anticipation.	Mina
For days and days we've all looked at this chest, which we've been told contains rice and perhaps other goodies... and we just want to get it open. We can't break it open, because we've got to play this fair. We've won enough challenges that thankfully we've got the location to our final key today. My stomach is literally rumbling in anticipation.	
After digging for several minutes, Reniero is able to pull the final key from the sand, with Mina and Abbas screaming in delight. Delma and Sheamus hear their screams back at camp, knowing that it means they've been successful in their hunt. The five surround their chest as Reniero unlocks it, throwing the lid open to reveal a healthy amount of rice, and a bottle of whisky. Mina immediately gets to boiling the tribe rice, as everybody else passes round the bottle of whisky between themselves.
Are we even on Survivor right now? It's by no means easy, but we are proving why we're 'All-Stars'. We're sitting there on our beach, getting a little light-headed on this bottle of whisky that really doesn't taste great... but, it's a treat nonetheless. Now we've got access to rice, it eases up on the pressure to find fruit and catch fish, but these things aren't going to be stalled by us now. It just means we have the choice to conserve even more energy for our challenges.	Reniero
Are we even on Survivor right now? It's by no means easy, but we are proving why we're 'All-Stars'. We're sitting there on our beach, getting a little light-headed on this bottle of whisky that really doesn't taste great... but, it's a treat nonetheless. Now we've got access to rice, it eases up on the pressure to find fruit and catch fish, but these things aren't going to be stalled by us now. It just means we have the choice to conserve even more energy for our challenges.	
All five raise their coconut shell-bowls and cheers to their future victories, laughing due to a mixture of glee and intoxication.
Eventually our winning streak must come to an end. Whether that's through a tribe swap, a merger or whatever. Something will come about to end this path we're on right now. That's okay. We all know it'll happen, and we just have to enjoy the now. We're all not going to be here in twenty days time unless we've dominated this game way more than anybody that came before us. We're still in the midst of war with the other tribes and each other, but for now we can relax and that's a huge relief. You don't get much breathing space in Survivor... and given how different Mogo Mogo has been compared to my time on Morgan, I'm going to enjoy every last minute of this.	Mina
Eventually our winning streak must come to an end. Whether that's through a tribe swap, a merger or whatever. Something will come about to end this path we're on right now. That's okay. We all know it'll happen, and we just have to enjoy the now. We're all not going to be here in twenty days time unless we've dominated this game way more than anybody that came before us. We're still in the midst of war with the other tribes and each other, but for now we can relax and that's a huge relief. You don't get much breathing space in Survivor... and given how different Mogo Mogo has been compared to my time on Morgan, I'm going to enjoy every last minute of this.	
===Saboga===
During the afternoon, Salma speaks with Michael about the need for the tribe to remain strong and unified through trust, bringing up her plan that Danni should be the next to go if they're forced again to go to tribal council.
William and I have already agreed that to have a chance at finding some sort of success again, we need to keep the strongest Saboga possible. That doesn't just mean challenges, but it means who works together the most effectively. When weighing all these things up, the weak link is clear to us; Danni.	Salma
William and I have already agreed that to have a chance at finding some sort of success again, we need to keep the strongest Saboga possible. That doesn't just mean challenges, but it means who works together the most effectively. When weighing all these things up, the weak link is clear to us; Danni.	
I really don't trust Teddy, and with good reason. He tried voting for me at the last tribal council, and that's not a team member who has your back. Salma wants to look past this, and thinks Danni is the best to vote next. I don't know if Salma just doesn't want another winner to go home, or if she's after Danni for voting her. All I feel right now is that Salma is playing more selfishly than she'd admit.	Michael
I really don't trust Teddy, and with good reason. He tried voting for me at the last tribal council, and that's not a team member who has your back. Salma wants to look past this, and thinks Danni is the best to vote next. I don't know if Salma just doesn't want another winner to go home, or if she's after Danni for voting her. All I feel right now is that Salma is playing more selfishly than she'd admit.	
After speaking with Michael, Salma approaches Teddy in the jungle, letting him know that she thinks as a pair they need to stay together due to their history of being Sole Survivors, and that their best hope of both getting through the next vote would be to target Danni. She lets him know that William and Michael have both been pitched the idea, and that if they fail to break their losing streak they don't need to worry about scrambling, instead working with this pre-planned vote.
Salma coming to me saying all this stuff doesn't make me feel any better about her. I don't trust her at all. We had a plan before, and she started behaving madly... going around and effectively cost us what could've been a simple vote. Now, she wants to talk about unity when it suits her, and get Danni out of here. Between her and Danni... I have less reason to distrust Danni. We have a closeness that's been formed over a few years, and when it's at its strongest, I'd say we're friends. There's no doubt that I think she played the last vote poorly, but I know she looks at me with more genuine desire to align than Salma does. So, I ran straight to Danni when I could and let her know that Salma is coming for her next. I couldn't save Daisy... but I'm not going to let another ally fall and stay sitting at the bottom.	Teddy
Salma coming to me saying all this stuff doesn't make me feel any better about her. I don't trust her at all. We had a plan before, and she started behaving madly... going around and effectively cost us what could've been a simple vote. Now, she wants to talk about unity when it suits her, and get Danni out of here. Between her and Danni... I have less reason to distrust Danni. We have a closeness that's been formed over a few years, and when it's at its strongest, I'd say we're friends. There's no doubt that I think she played the last vote poorly, but I know she looks at me with more genuine desire to align than Salma does. So, I ran straight to Danni when I could and let her know that Salma is coming for her next. I couldn't save Daisy... but I'm not going to let another ally fall and stay sitting at the bottom.	
After speaking with Michael, Salma approaches Teddy in the jungle, letting him know that she thinks as a pair they need to stay together due to their history of being Sole Survivors, and that their best hope of both getting through the next vote would be to target Danni. She lets him know that William and Michael have both been pitched the idea, and that if they fail to break their losing streak they don't need to worry about scrambling, instead working with this pre-planned vote.
I was really hoping to get a bit further along into this season before my neck was on the line. Salma is apparently going round trying to set up a vote against me, which is exactly what she did to Daisy, and it worked. I'm going up against a winning strategy right now, so I really don't think my odds are looking too great. Teddy is the main person who's backing me through this, and we just need William to take control of this tribe ourselves. We can argue about whether or not I made a mistake last tribal council... or if Teddy did... it's irrelevant to both of us now. We've got one more chance to stop handing all the power over to Salma, and after that it's hopeless.	Danni
I was really hoping to get a bit further along into this season before my neck was on the line. Salma is apparently going round trying to set up a vote against me, which is exactly what she did to Daisy, and it worked. I'm going up against a winning strategy right now, so I really don't think my odds are looking too great. Teddy is the main person who's backing me through this, and we just need William to take control of this tribe ourselves. We can argue about whether or not I made a mistake last tribal council... or if Teddy did... it's irrelevant to both of us now. We've got one more chance to stop handing all the power over to Salma, and after that it's hopeless.	
===Day 12===
===Immunity Challenge===
Challenge: Choose Your Weapon
First round: Everyone tries to hit a target with blowdarts. Closest to the centre wins three arrows for their tribe, second place tribe wins two arrows, third placing tribe wins just one.
Second round: Same thing, but with spears.
Third round: Tribes choose a player to use a bow and arrow to hit a target farther away. Closest to the centre wins.
Information: Everybody performs somewhat well in the challenge. However, William's slip up in the second round loses the tribe arrows, and Teddy is ultimately unable to hit the final target close enough, losing the challenge for his tribe. Neither however are seen as 'bad' performers.
Sit-Outs: Delma sits out for Mogo Mogo, whilst Salma sits out for Saboga.
Winner: Mogo Mogo and Chapera.
===Mogo Mogo===
After placing first in yet another challenge, the tribe return to camp mulling over both their victory and the shocking news that Neasa had opted to quit the game, leaving now both their rival tribes down to four members each.
It's horrible seeing Neasa gone from the game. She's somebody that I feel quite fondly towards, and I've got a good relationship with outside this game. I wish we could've had a chance to speak with her before she made her decision, but I'm just not sure what could've led to it. The weather... the pressure... we all carry a lot of personal baggage when we come out here.	Sheamus
It's horrible seeing Neasa gone from the game. She's somebody that I feel quite fondly towards, and I've got a good relationship with outside this game. I wish we could've had a chance to speak with her before she made her decision, but I'm just not sure what could've led to it. The weather... the pressure... we all carry a lot of personal baggage when we come out here.	
It's terrifying that three winners in a row have left this game. If Teddy or Salma leave tonight, which is looking likely from where I'm sat... then we're down to one other winner and myself. The target on me increases with every one of them that leaves the game, and I'm petrified that this could be what sends me home. Just the dumb luck that I'm out of places to hide. Winning challenges is the only for certain way I can protect myself. If I'm not able to at least reach a merge or be apart of the jury, I'll be kicking myself for a long time. It'll be a difficult ending to this game to swallow. But, we can't all do as well as we'd hope.	Abbas
It's terrifying that three winners in a row have left this game. If Teddy or Salma leave tonight, which is looking likely from where I'm sat... then we're down to one other winner and myself. The target on me increases with every one of them that leaves the game, and I'm petrified that this could be what sends me home. Just the dumb luck that I'm out of places to hide. Winning challenges is the only for certain way I can protect myself. If I'm not able to at least reach a merge or be apart of the jury, I'll be kicking myself for a long time. It'll be a difficult ending to this game to swallow. But, we can't all do as well as we'd hope.	
===Saboga===
The five Saboga members return to camp having lost another challenge, with this immunity loss meaning that they will join Chapera with just four members left in the game.
It's a really bad day for the five of us, knowing that in a matter of hours we'll be down to just four people. Four people left on day twelve. Lord, it scares me. Not because I think I have a chance of going home, but because there's nowhere to hide, very little opportunity to do things should we change tribes or merge. Numbers are an integral part of winning the game, and our odds all drop low or to zero no matter if you're the one who gets their torch snuffed or not.	William
It's a really bad day for the five of us, knowing that in a matter of hours we'll be down to just four people. Four people left on day twelve. Lord, it scares me. Not because I think I have a chance of going home, but because there's nowhere to hide, very little opportunity to do things should we change tribes or merge. Numbers are an integral part of winning the game, and our odds all drop low or to zero no matter if you're the one who gets their torch snuffed or not.	
Seeing Neasa has voluntarily left the game really upsets me. From a personal point of view, I'm thinking how much we all sacrifice to come out here. Having someone willingly give that up just feels like a waste. But, I know Neasa is an incredibly competitive and strong woman. Whatever made her feel she had no other choice than to leave, I'd like to think it was for a good reason. Until I know the details as to why she's gone, I can't pass judgement on her decision.	Salma
Seeing Neasa has voluntarily left the game really upsets me. From a personal point of view, I'm thinking how much we all sacrifice to come out here. Having someone willingly give that up just feels like a waste. But, I know Neasa is an incredibly competitive and strong woman. Whatever made her feel she had no other choice than to leave, I'd like to think it was for a good reason. Until I know the details as to why she's gone, I can't pass judgement on her decision.	
As the group settle around camp, Salma confirms with the boys that they need to "go ahead" with their plan to vote for Danni, which they all agree to.
I'm now the only female Sole Survivor left in the game. It's a terrifying honour to have. I'm arguably now the most threatening woman in the game, and that puts an even bigger target on me than I've already got.	Salma
I'm now the only female Sole Survivor left in the game. It's a terrifying honour to have. I'm arguably now the most threatening woman in the game, and that puts an even bigger target on me than I've already got.	
Knowing that she is in danger of going home, Danni begins campaigning hard to the boys of the tribe, hoping that Salma's age and style of play will be enough to turn the votes against her. When speaking privately with Michael, she begs him to see that unless they make their tribe stronger that they'll continue losing numbers.
Danni can sense that her time on this tribe might be up, and I've taken the chance to say to her if she wants to save herself then Teddy might be the vote. She's shot that down and seems a little too aggressive in trying to watch his back as well as hers. My advice, if you can feel the fire burning below you, don't worry about your neighbour.	Michael
Danni can sense that her time on this tribe might be up, and I've taken the chance to say to her if she wants to save herself then Teddy might be the vote. She's shot that down and seems a little too aggressive in trying to watch his back as well as hers. My advice, if you can feel the fire burning below you, don't worry about your neighbour.	
It's laughable to me that we're now in a position where we've lost three back to back challenges, and people on my tribe are still talking about voting out Teddy. The one guy who's probably keeping this tribe from a mass grave! I need to not only get William's word, which really hasn't counted for much so far according to Teddy... but completely assurance that he's voting for Salma. Michael isn't reliable either, and he's not willing to acknowledge we're on a sinking ship right now.	Danni
It's laughable to me that we're now in a position where we've lost three back to back challenges, and people on my tribe are still talking about voting out Teddy. The one guy who's probably keeping this tribe from a mass grave! I need to not only get William's word, which really hasn't counted for much so far according to Teddy... but completely assurance that he's voting for Salma. Michael isn't reliable either, and he's not willing to acknowledge we're on a sinking ship right now.	
Danni, Teddy and William are later seen talking whilst bringing water back to camp, knowing that as a three they hold a majority of the votes.
Danni tells Teddy that she has no other allegiances other than to this group, with William also agreeing that the duo is dangerous moving forward. Teddy suggests that whoever is targeted should be voted out unanimously, as unless completely united one of them will surely turn over in the case of a swap or merge.
If I lose Danni tonight, or go myself... then I'm playing with a group of liars that are really just... excellent at lying. I want to believe William when he says he's with us, but you go based off actions and his last put me in this position. I won't know until those votes are turned if I've really not been as convincing as I thought I could be. Which is quite the life lesson to leave with... in front of millions of viewers.	Teddy
If I lose Danni tonight, or go myself... then I'm playing with a group of liars that are really just... excellent at lying. I want to believe William when he says he's with us, but you go based off actions and his last put me in this position. I won't know until those votes are turned if I've really not been as convincing as I thought I could be. Which is quite the life lesson to leave with... in front of millions of viewers.	
At tribal council, the group are asked how they have taken Neasa quitting the game, and whether they are pleased. Unanimously, the group admit to being disappointed by her voluntary withdrawal, and that whilst a "major threat" has gone, that it is never nice to see somebody leave by any means other than a visit to tribal council. The tribe is then asked about their recent poor performances despite arguably having the strongest start. Teddy blames the "downward spiral effect", thinking that voting out Daisy didn't help their situation. Danni agrees with this, believing that they can use this next vote to right the mistakes of the last tribal council. Salma and Michael both somewhat openly disagree, saying that the tribe hasn't performed massively bad in the challenges, but rather that the others have just "not made mistakes". Danni replies by saying this doesn't matter, as performing "not terrible doesn't count for anything if our competitors are outstanding". The discussion moves onto camp life, in which Teddy is highlighted as the main source of providing food. Teddy is asked if he believes his contribution is invaluable, and if it should disqualify him from being voted out. He frankly answers that it should, stating the tribe needs to look at who they can afford to lose, as a tribe of four needs to be "four outstanding individuals".
None of the votes are shown being cast, keeping it secret until the final moment which of them will be leaving the game tonight. Jeff returns with the urn containing the five votes.
Salma nods, somewhat surprised to be voted out, having not been told by her 'allies' that she would be the one leaving. Despite her surprise, she still wishes the entire group well before leaving the tribal council area, receiving well wishes from the four on her way out. Jeff tells the group that he hopes that truly are an "outstanding four", as they've just determined that they are what's needed to bring the tribe back from failure.
==Tribal Council==
Tribal Council 4:Saboga	Tribal Council 4:Saboga 	 	
VotedAgainst 	Voter 	 	
Salma (4 votes) 	Danni, Michael, Teddy, William	 	
Danni (1 vote) 	Salma 	 	
VOTED OFF:Salma 	VOTED OFF:Salma 	VOTED OFF:Salma	VOTED OFF:Salma
===Final Words===
My first experience of leaving the game. It's not something I'd like to recommend, I'm not sure why everyone else in my season insisted on doing it! I didn't expect to be sitting here, because I thought I really had the boys' support. I hope they're able to you know... not come back to tribal council in three days. But, I wouldn't mind a 'told you so' moment.	Salma
My first experience of leaving the game. It's not something I'd like to recommend, I'm not sure why everyone else in my season insisted on doing it! I didn't expect to be sitting here, because I thought I really had the boys' support. I hope they're able to you know... not come back to tribal council in three days. But, I wouldn't mind a 'told you so' moment.	
===Still In The Running===
Chapera 	Chapera 	Chapera 	Chapera 	Chapera 	Chapera
Adela 	Ben 	Carlson 	Holly 	Isaiah 	Neasa
Mogo Mogo	Mogo Mogo	Mogo Mogo	Mogo Mogo	Mogo Mogo	Mogo Mogo
Abbas 	Delma 	Lotus 	Mina 	Reniero 	Sheamus
Saboga 	Saboga 	Saboga 	Saboga 	Saboga 	Saboga
Daisy 	Danni 	Michael 	Salma 	Teddy 	William