A Manoeuvre That Leaves You Gasping

"A Manoeuvre That Leaves You Gasping"	"A Manoeuvre That Leaves You Gasping"
 	
Season 	Survivor: All-Stars
Episode Number 	2/13 (094)
First Broadcast 	February 19, 2020
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Previous 	Déjà vu
Next 	I'm No Superhero
A Manoeuvre That Leaves You Gasping is the second episode of Survivor: All-Stars.
==Story==
===Day 3 (Night)===
The remaining five members of Mogo Mogo rush back into their shelter, trying to shield themselves from the downpour of rain. The group stay silent due to a mixture of exhaustion and awkwardness surrounding the first tribal council, knowing the difficulty it took to vote somebody out first on their second time playing.
I was hoping that Lotus would be able to sway the minds of Reniero and Mina at tribal council, but ultimately I think they went in knowing what they were going to do. I played the game loyal to my friends last time, and I intend to do the same here. I may have made a horrendous mistake voting for Delma because now I've set myself at odds against four others. I just hope that the bonds I've already made aren't diminished because of one vote.	Abbas
I was hoping that Lotus would be able to sway the minds of Reniero and Mina at tribal council, but ultimately I think they went in knowing what they were going to do. I played the game loyal to my friends last time, and I intend to do the same here. I may have made a horrendous mistake voting for Delma because now I've set myself at odds against four others. I just hope that the bonds I've already made aren't diminished because of one vote.	
===Day 4===
===Chapera===
Carlson and Ben stand on the beach looking out at the incoming storm, worried that the previous night is the start of what could turn into constant rainfall.
Our tribe is still very much in survival mode. Our concerns are about the weather, food, making sure we've got a fire. There's not really been much need so far to talk game. I'd like to, because in Australia I had already got my final two locked in with Alia at this point. I don't know who this time I can really work with, because I haven't gotten a great vibe off anyone yet. Not to say I've gotten bad vibes... it's just, I don't have that gut feeling on who I can trust.	Carlson
Our tribe is still very much in survival mode. Our concerns are about the weather, food, making sure we've got a fire. There's not really been much need so far to talk game. I'd like to, because in Australia I had already got my final two locked in with Alia at this point. I don't know who this time I can really work with, because I haven't gotten a great vibe off anyone yet. Not to say I've gotten bad vibes... it's just, I don't have that gut feeling on who I can trust.	
In the shelter, the other four players lay around as they wake up to begin their day. Holly complains that she's feeling and looking a mess, but is complimented by Neasa, who assures her that she's "still looking hot". Holly blushes over the compliment, as Neasa continues to seemingly pay her flirtatious compliments.
Neasa is once again playing that flirt game, and she's going to manipulate anyone who falls for her bull. Holly is so dumb she'll eat it up straight away. She didn't come here for a million dollars... if she did she done wasted her time. But, Holly is just annoying. That's it. Neasa is a dangerous player. She screwed us all over in The Amazon and made us all look stupid, which isn't gonna happen again. She wants to act like she and I are cool now and everything that happened is in the past, but I can see she's doing her same old-same old. Soon, I gotta get to work to get the votes together to send her home... I know I can rally the votes... I've done it before and I can do it again.	Isaiah
Neasa is once again playing that flirt game, and she's going to manipulate anyone who falls for her bull. Holly is so dumb she'll eat it up straight away. She didn't come here for a million dollars... if she did she done wasted her time. But, Holly is just annoying. That's it. Neasa is a dangerous player. She screwed us all over in The Amazon and made us all look stupid, which isn't gonna happen again. She wants to act like she and I are cool now and everything that happened is in the past, but I can see she's doing her same old-same old. Soon, I gotta get to work to get the votes together to send her home... I know I can rally the votes... I've done it before and I can do it again.	
===Mogo Mogo===
The tribe sit around their camp looking over towards distant clouds, which appear to show an oncoming storm. Sheamus and Reniero go off to check the tree mail, leaving the other three to mull over their poor situation.
Poor Abbas. Everybody knows that he's the one who voted with Lotus last night, and in an ordinary situation you'd say that he will be the next person voted out of the game. But, I like Abbas a lot, and I've learned the hard way that when you lose those you work best with... it doesn't serve you well further down the line. There's no need for us to make any plans yet, but I'm going to let him know that he's got support in me.	Mina
Poor Abbas. Everybody knows that he's the one who voted with Lotus last night, and in an ordinary situation you'd say that he will be the next person voted out of the game. But, I like Abbas a lot, and I've learned the hard way that when you lose those you work best with... it doesn't serve you well further down the line. There's no need for us to make any plans yet, but I'm going to let him know that he's got support in me.	
Sheamus and Reniero return to camp carrying a large crate, placing it down and reading out the tree mail to the tribe informing them that they will be taking on a reward challenge, but with no information on how they can open their crates.
I wanted to break the whole thing open. The others decided that it was wrong to do that because of 'rules'. This is Survivor! There aren't 'rules'! I'm thinking there's some good food inside... hell, we could use the crate to patch up our roof a bit and stop the rain dripping through.	Reniero
I wanted to break the whole thing open. The others decided that it was wrong to do that because of 'rules'. This is Survivor! There aren't 'rules'! I'm thinking there's some good food inside... hell, we could use the crate to patch up our roof a bit and stop the rain dripping through.	
===Saboga===
Michael reads tree mail to the tribe after delivering the crate back, letting them know that reward will be up for grabs. The group appear to be unanimous in their hopes for a flint, having gone without fire for four days, drinking their initial water supply and any water they could collect from the rainfall.
The situation feels a lot tougher than it did before. We're now on our fourth day on heavily rationed water. None of us have a lot of strength, and we're thinking we could be the only tribe without fire. We can't win challenges like this. We'll be going to tribal council next if we can't get a fire going soon.	Michael
The situation feels a lot tougher than it did before. We're now on our fourth day on heavily rationed water. None of us have a lot of strength, and we're thinking we could be the only tribe without fire. We can't win challenges like this. We'll be going to tribal council next if we can't get a fire going soon.	
As the group prepare to head off, they all seem to be speculating which member of Mogo Mogo was the first person voted out of the game.
We all want to see who's gone already. The first one out has gotta be a rough feeling no matter what season you're on. But, coming back and being the first one gone. That's gotta sting. The twelve of us who avoided that being a possibility all definitely breathed a huge sigh of relief when we dodged that bullet yesterday. There's nobody I'm really praying stays safe on Mogo Mogo... maybe Abbas, because if he's still here it means just being a winner isn't a death sentence.	Teddy
We all want to see who's gone already. The first one out has gotta be a rough feeling no matter what season you're on. But, coming back and being the first one gone. That's gotta sting. The twelve of us who avoided that being a possibility all definitely breathed a huge sigh of relief when we dodged that bullet yesterday. There's nobody I'm really praying stays safe on Mogo Mogo... maybe Abbas, because if he's still here it means just being a winner isn't a death sentence.	
===Reward Challenge===
Challenge: Stairway to the Stars
The tribes would need to swim out to retrieve logs that are adrift at sea, with each tribe losing a member after each plank was recovered so that only one castaway would be left to retrieve the final log. The first tribe to build the stairway and use it to reach a platform would win reward.
Reward: Tarp and blankets
Additional Stipulation: The first placing tribe will have a choice between keeping their reward of tarp and blankets, or they would exchange it for a piece of flint, an extra cooking pot and a clue to the whereabouts of the first key to their tribe's rice crate. If the winning tribe picks the flint, pot and clue, the two losing tribes would also get the same prize.
Information: Isaiah sits out for Chapera, and William sits out for Saboga. Holly, Salma and Delma each drop out after one swim. Neasa, Mina and Daisy drop out after two swims. Carlson, Reniero and Danni drop out after three swims. Adela, Abbas and Teddy drop out after four swims. Impressively, Ben, Sheamus and Michael complete all five swims for their tribe. Chapera finishes a clear third in the challenge, having struggled to catch up due to having less dominant male swimmers. In the end, Mogo Mogo's physical dominance finally makes an appearance, and they are able to win the reward challenge.
Winner: Mogo Mogo (chose to give up tarps and blankets in exchange for flint, a pot, and a clue to the first key of their rice box; Chapera and Saboga also receive reward because of this decision)
===Chapera===
The six Chapera members arrive back at their camp after finishing in last place at the first reward challenge. Despite the widespread feeling of disappointment, the group is pleased to ultimately end up with reward thanks to Mogo Mogo's decision.
You can't really be massively proud of a handout win. But, after how we performed today I think we'll just take what we can get. This should be an eye-opener for the Chapera tribe. We were terrible today. If this was an immunity challenge, then one of us would be leaving tonight. We got given a lifeline that it was only a reward, and we still managed to come back with something. We need to fix ourselves up from this loss if we all want to be here in a few days time.	Adela
You can't really be massively proud of a handout win. But, after how we performed today I think we'll just take what we can get. This should be an eye-opener for the Chapera tribe. We were terrible today. If this was an immunity challenge, then one of us would be leaving tonight. We got given a lifeline that it was only a reward, and we still managed to come back with something. We need to fix ourselves up from this loss if we all want to be here in a few days time.	
I'm glad Lotus is gone first. The girls who play a certain way are the most dangerous types of players. Lotus is one of them girls. Neasa is another. Daisy is another. They need to be the first ones taken out of their tribes. Mogo Mogo done it, and good on them. They won today because it makes you a stronger tribe when you suck out the poison. I'm confident that's what needs to be done on our tribe, and I'm ready to let my feelings on it be open to the whole group.	Isaiah
I'm glad Lotus is gone first. The girls who play a certain way are the most dangerous types of players. Lotus is one of them girls. Neasa is another. Daisy is another. They need to be the first ones taken out of their tribes. Mogo Mogo done it, and good on them. They won today because it makes you a stronger tribe when you suck out the poison. I'm confident that's what needs to be done on our tribe, and I'm ready to let my feelings on it be open to the whole group.	
Isaiah is easily the most awful person I've played Survivor with thus far. Anyone who was an ass in Pearl Islands at least had some redeeming qualities. Isaiah is irredeemable. He has nothing likeable about him whatsoever, and I don't think he cares.	Holly
Isaiah is easily the most awful person I've played Survivor with thus far. Anyone who was an ass in Pearl Islands at least had some redeeming qualities. Isaiah is irredeemable. He has nothing likeable about him whatsoever, and I don't think he cares.	
Adela, Ben and Carlson all remain silent during the argument initially, with Adela and Ben rolling their eyes to one another, clearly less than impressed with one loss bringing out blatant cracks in their tribe dynamics. As the bickering continues, Carlson opts to intervene, reminding those involved that they'll get nowhere by going around in circles, and that they should simply bury the argument and move on.
Isaiah really didn't do himself any favours today. We knew that he and Neasa had a tense history, but I don't think we expected either of them to still feel so strongly on it. Somehow, Holly is now involved in the whole thing. It's good for the rest of us because they're just painting big bullseye's on their foreheads. But, I don't want the three dysfunctional members of my tribe to drag the rest of us down because they don't know how to play together nicely.	Carlson
Isaiah really didn't do himself any favours today. We knew that he and Neasa had a tense history, but I don't think we expected either of them to still feel so strongly on it. Somehow, Holly is now involved in the whole thing. It's good for the rest of us because they're just painting big bullseye's on their foreheads. But, I don't want the three dysfunctional members of my tribe to drag the rest of us down because they don't know how to play together nicely.	
It's a shame that Isaiah wants to spend his entire All-Stars experience trying to reignite the arguments from The Amazon. But, if he wants to there's nothing I can do about it. I voted him out once before and I'll do it again. I've already got Holly on my side, and I think the tribe as a whole recognises that Isaiah is the root of any argument. We've lost today, and all it takes is one more loss for us to send him back home. See ya.	Neasa
It's a shame that Isaiah wants to spend his entire All-Stars experience trying to reignite the arguments from The Amazon. But, if he wants to there's nothing I can do about it. I voted him out once before and I'll do it again. I've already got Holly on my side, and I think the tribe as a whole recognises that Isaiah is the root of any argument. We've lost today, and all it takes is one more loss for us to send him back home. See ya.	
===Mogo Mogo===
The tribe returns to camp having just placed first in the reward challenge, taking the decision to grant the better reward to the rest of their tribe mates. Sheamus immediately gets to work with the flint, using it to get the tribe fire so that they can finally boil water.
There was no question as to what we needed to do today. We've suffered a lot these past few days, and this decision benefited us more than blankets and a tarp would have. As soon as we got back I got the fire going, and when we were able to taste water that wasn't falling from the sky... it's a blessing. We won today without proper strength, and now that we've got that back, I think we're going to avoid tribal council like the plague.	Sheamus
There was no question as to what we needed to do today. We've suffered a lot these past few days, and this decision benefited us more than blankets and a tarp would have. As soon as we got back I got the fire going, and when we were able to taste water that wasn't falling from the sky... it's a blessing. We won today without proper strength, and now that we've got that back, I think we're going to avoid tribal council like the plague.	
Abbas and Mina head off with the tribes permission to locate the first key to their chest, determined to get the rice inside. As the rain begins to pour down, they are glad to find that their clue has led them into the shelter of a cave.
Looking for the key with Abbas alone was suggested by myself so innocently, and the boys agreed because they're both macho men who want to stay and get fire. Being one on one with Abbas, we're able to talk without the others watching on, and it gives me that chance to tell him I really am interested in working with him.	Mina
Looking for the key with Abbas alone was suggested by myself so innocently, and the boys agreed because they're both macho men who want to stay and get fire. Being one on one with Abbas, we're able to talk without the others watching on, and it gives me that chance to tell him I really am interested in working with him.	
Mina and I were able to find time to talk today, and I gathered from our conversation that she wants us to work together. Neither of us explicitly said the word alliance or how we should vote, but I can tell she's equally as worried about the prospective Amazon alliance of Delma and Sheamus. Reniero is close with Sheamus, but he expressed his own doubts about Delma's ability to compete long-term... so, if we want a chance at feeling secure on this tribe that doesn't just involve winning... then we need to work together and pull in Reniero, because all we need are three votes.	Abbas
Mina and I were able to find time to talk today, and I gathered from our conversation that she wants us to work together. Neither of us explicitly said the word alliance or how we should vote, but I can tell she's equally as worried about the prospective Amazon alliance of Delma and Sheamus. Reniero is close with Sheamus, but he expressed his own doubts about Delma's ability to compete long-term... so, if we want a chance at feeling secure on this tribe that doesn't just involve winning... then we need to work together and pull in Reniero, because all we need are three votes.	
The pair manage to locate the first key deep inside the cave, eventually taking it back to the rest of the tribe, who are taking shelter alongside their fire, which they successfully built out of the rains path.
===Saboga===
The Saboga tribe arrive back at camp having lost the challenge, but still managing to receive reward thanks to Mogo Mogo's decision. After getting the fire going, the tribe find their strength massively increasing thanks to the ability to now boil their own water.
Once William got the fire going, we were able to take a moment... each get some water in our systems. I decided to take a shot at going fishing, and I was able to bring in a few decently sized catches. I still feel as though my position on Saboga is secure enough that I don't need to be worrying if we're to lose... but I don't see us being weak enough for that to happen.	Teddy
Once William got the fire going, we were able to take a moment... each get some water in our systems. I decided to take a shot at going fishing, and I was able to bring in a few decently sized catches. I still feel as though my position on Saboga is secure enough that I don't need to be worrying if we're to lose... but I don't see us being weak enough for that to happen.	
Life at Saboga has been extremely pleasant so far. We've not had any clashes beyond what you'd expect, and now that we've got fire it feels as though we've completed all we need to. I dare say we might be the strongest of the three tribes, even though we were beaten today by Mogo Mogo. They've already lost a challenge, and are one member down. That tends to act as a downward spiral sometimes, and I hope we can keep them on it.	Salma
Life at Saboga has been extremely pleasant so far. We've not had any clashes beyond what you'd expect, and now that we've got fire it feels as though we've completed all we need to. I dare say we might be the strongest of the three tribes, even though we were beaten today by Mogo Mogo. They've already lost a challenge, and are one member down. That tends to act as a downward spiral sometimes, and I hope we can keep them on it.	
Whilst eating, the tribe discuss their feelings after seeing Lotus was the first person voted out of the game.
Seeing Lotus be the first person to leave the game is... it really sucks. She was a friend outside of this game, and on that basis alone I hate knowing that my girl is gone. But, it's just... I know how badly she wanted to get another chance at the game after Marquesas. She would've likely won had she got to the end before, and maybe that's why she's out of here now. I think there's something about strong women that a lot of people find intimidating in this game, and Lotus was the personification of that. It makes me worry for myself, because I could fall victim to the same mentality that took her out. I just need to take the advantage of having a heads up on it.	Daisy
Seeing Lotus be the first person to leave the game is... it really sucks. She was a friend outside of this game, and on that basis alone I hate knowing that my girl is gone. But, it's just... I know how badly she wanted to get another chance at the game after Marquesas. She would've likely won had she got to the end before, and maybe that's why she's out of here now. I think there's something about strong women that a lot of people find intimidating in this game, and Lotus was the personification of that. It makes me worry for myself, because I could fall victim to the same mentality that took her out. I just need to take the advantage of having a heads up on it.	
===Day 5===
===Chapera===
With the rain proving relentless, the group sit around camp hoping to keep their fire alight. However, their failure to properly shelter it results in it ultimately going out.
We've lost our fire. (sighs) Things really took a bad turn for us the last few days, and I don't have any confidence that we won't be down to five members soon. Maybe one of the other tribes is having just as hard a time of it as we are, but I doubt that. The only positive of losing is that we'd finally be able to but this Neasa and Isaiah feud to rest.	Adela
We've lost our fire. (sighs) Things really took a bad turn for us the last few days, and I don't have any confidence that we won't be down to five members soon. Maybe one of the other tribes is having just as hard a time of it as we are, but I doubt that. The only positive of losing is that we'd finally be able to but this Neasa and Isaiah feud to rest.	
Adela and Ben have some time alone together in the shelter whilst the others are scattered around the camp. They talk about their mutual feelings of safety, which they joke could be far too overconfident.
Adela and I are in the best position right now out of our tribe. Everyone else is so preoccupied with each other that nobody is paying attention to the two of us. We need to grow our numbers... and I think anyone is a viable option at this point. Personally, I'd like the first vote to be who poses the biggest threat to myself... and the best players really are Neasa and Carlson. But, Isaiah would be the easiest vote at this point because of how difficult he's been to live with.	Ben
Adela and I are in the best position right now out of our tribe. Everyone else is so preoccupied with each other that nobody is paying attention to the two of us. We need to grow our numbers... and I think anyone is a viable option at this point. Personally, I'd like the first vote to be who poses the biggest threat to myself... and the best players really are Neasa and Carlson. But, Isaiah would be the easiest vote at this point because of how difficult he's been to live with.	
The pair continue to talk over their assessment of their tribe members, watching as Carlson, Holly and Neasa talk together, and Isaiah sits on his own trying to restart the fire. Ben raises his fears that Carlson and Neasa may work together based off the fact they're both Sole Survivors, and that with Holly they'd control half the vote.
It's not paranoia to worry about these things. It's being smart. It's making sure that the worst potential outcome doesn't manifest itself around you. Whilst Isaiah and Neasa are both here, they'll be at each others throats. Carlson is the one I'm most weary of, because he's set up without anyone really saying his name. I don't want to risk voting out Isaiah only to cement myself as being in the minority. I can't leave early again... because last time I didn't even get to experience the jury. Isaiah is so disliked by Neasa and Holly now that I feel I've got to work with him. I know that's somebody who'll always be loyal to me no matter what as long as there's others he dislikes on the tribe.	Ben
It's not paranoia to worry about these things. It's being smart. It's making sure that the worst potential outcome doesn't manifest itself around you. Whilst Isaiah and Neasa are both here, they'll be at each others throats. Carlson is the one I'm most weary of, because he's set up without anyone really saying his name. I don't want to risk voting out Isaiah only to cement myself as being in the minority. I can't leave early again... because last time I didn't even get to experience the jury. Isaiah is so disliked by Neasa and Holly now that I feel I've got to work with him. I know that's somebody who'll always be loyal to me no matter what as long as there's others he dislikes on the tribe.	
Ben eventually takes Isaiah on a walk, speaking with him about his issues with Neasa and Holly. He allows Isaiah several minutes to rant about his disdain towards them, believing that they have blatantly aligned and will try to pull in the others to vote him out. Ben assures him that he'll try his best to keep Isaiah safe, as he knows if he's voted out that he'll be in a difficult position.
Ben's a real solid guy. I feel good now that he and I got our thing going on, because I'm not alone in going up against Neasa no more. He says he thinks he can get Adela with us, and all we need is Carlson to set this thing in motion.	Isaiah
Ben's a real solid guy. I feel good now that he and I got our thing going on, because I'm not alone in going up against Neasa no more. He says he thinks he can get Adela with us, and all we need is Carlson to set this thing in motion.	
During their chat, Carlson, Holly and Neasa agree that Isaiah going would be the best result for the tribe if they were to lose. They suspect that Adela and Ben would agree to the vote, as nobody is willing to rock the boat too much this early on in the game.
Right now, I think that our tribe is in agreement that Isaiah will be the first voted out of our little group. He's made our lives a lot easier by being the same egotistical, aggressive asshole that he was last time. In a way we should all write a thank you on our parchment when we vote him out, because he's given everyone a by the first time we go to tribal council.	Neasa
Right now, I think that our tribe is in agreement that Isaiah will be the first voted out of our little group. He's made our lives a lot easier by being the same egotistical, aggressive asshole that he was last time. In a way we should all write a thank you on our parchment when we vote him out, because he's given everyone a by the first time we go to tribal council.	
===Mogo Mogo===
As the downpour continues, the tribe spend much of their time doing basic tasks around camp, feeling somewhat bored due to the lack of tribe members to interact with.
Having so few others on your tribe makes the game that much harder. In Pearl Islands it was only when we got down to five members that I was voted out the first time, because it was deemed that the boys needed to stick together and take out the weakest woman. It was exactly the same as the situation I'm in now. Three men and two women, in which case I'm the oldest. I do have some slight concerns based on what happened... but I'd like to think that this time it's a little different.	Mina
Having so few others on your tribe makes the game that much harder. In Pearl Islands it was only when we got down to five members that I was voted out the first time, because it was deemed that the boys needed to stick together and take out the weakest woman. It was exactly the same as the situation I'm in now. Three men and two women, in which case I'm the oldest. I do have some slight concerns based on what happened... but I'd like to think that this time it's a little different.	
The three boys spend their time collecting as much food as possible, with Abbas managing to bring back a small fish for the tribe to eat. As he prepares it, Reniero becomes frustrated by what he perceives to be a contrast in work ethics between the men and women.
Reniero does annoy me at times. He seems to believe he's the hardest worker on the tribe, and that we need to be working twenty-four seven out here. The fact is, we've got so much time to do everything. We haven't got appointments to get to today. It's funny, I'm usually the one who seems bossy and telling people to get to work... but out here, I'm like an advocate for a three day week compared to this ass (laughs).	Delma
Reniero does annoy me at times. He seems to believe he's the hardest worker on the tribe, and that we need to be working twenty-four seven out here. The fact is, we've got so much time to do everything. We haven't got appointments to get to today. It's funny, I'm usually the one who seems bossy and telling people to get to work... but out here, I'm like an advocate for a three day week compared to this ass (laughs).	
After the tension between Delma and Reniero, the group gather around to prepare the cook the fish, thanking Abbas for supplying it. Delma then makes jokes that she'll do all the clearing up, nudging Reniero with her elbow as she says so, causing several time members to laugh, although Reniero himself seems unimpressed.
We're only five days in and there's some tension in the group. I think it's a mixture of there being so much at stake... and the fact there's only five of us at camp. If we can win the next challenge, I think there'll be some improvements... if we lose and have to go down to four members... (sigh). I'd hate to see what that'll do to our morale. A tribe of four... on day six.	Sheamus
We're only five days in and there's some tension in the group. I think it's a mixture of there being so much at stake... and the fact there's only five of us at camp. If we can win the next challenge, I think there'll be some improvements... if we lose and have to go down to four members... (sigh). I'd hate to see what that'll do to our morale. A tribe of four... on day six.	
===Saboga===
The weather prevents the tribe from getting on throughout the day, spending much of their tribe trying to shield their fire.
I'm thankful that you know, it's still warm despite the rain. Shivering in the rain ain't the way you want to feel in this game. I thank God for that, at least. As a group we're managing, but sometimes you want more to do. We were gonna go out looking for our first key, but nobody wants to scamper around those rocks in the rain.	William
I'm thankful that you know, it's still warm despite the rain. Shivering in the rain ain't the way you want to feel in this game. I thank God for that, at least. As a group we're managing, but sometimes you want more to do. We were gonna go out looking for our first key, but nobody wants to scamper around those rocks in the rain.	
As the time passes, Teddy entertains the tribe with tales of his wife and daughter, reminding everybody how much they already miss home. Daisy becomes emotional when talking about her boyfriend, admitting that she would like to get married within the next year. Danni jokes that if she brings home another million dollars "several men will propose".
We're weirdly getting along okay still as a tribe. It's scary because I'm used to the bitchiness that was rampant on Tagi, and the arguments that carried over into our merge. Daisy is such a cool girl, and she's such a refreshing person to have around compared to the last girls my age I was forced to live with on an island (laughs). Teddy and William are both sweethearts, and even Michael has grown on me. Salma is like the mother every tribe needs... but I think she's the odd person out right now. She's clearly our weakest member physically, and I hate to say it but she's lucky to be on our tribe... because I feel like if she was on Mogo Mogo, she'd have been the first one gone. I know this is her game, though. She's underestimated and then when the writing is on the wall for her, she'll pull of a manoeuvre that leaves you gasping.	Danni
We're weirdly getting along okay still as a tribe. It's scary because I'm used to the bitchiness that was rampant on Tagi, and the arguments that carried over into our merge. Daisy is such a cool girl, and she's such a refreshing person to have around compared to the last girls my age I was forced to live with on an island (laughs). Teddy and William are both sweethearts, and even Michael has grown on me. Salma is like the mother every tribe needs... but I think she's the odd person out right now. She's clearly our weakest member physically, and I hate to say it but she's lucky to be on our tribe... because I feel like if she was on Mogo Mogo, she'd have been the first one gone. I know this is her game, though. She's underestimated and then when the writing is on the wall for her, she'll pull of a manoeuvre that leaves you gasping.	
Several hours later when the rain lets up, Salma walks with William to collect some water for the tribe. The pair talk as they return to camp, mulling over again the decision that Mogo Mogo made to oust Lotus from the game. Salma appears to support their decision, believing those who are "more devious" being deserving to go first. William mentions that he believes Daisy to be upset over Lotus' elimination due to her intentions of working with her should they have ended up on the same tribe at some stage. Salma agrees, ultimately calling Daisy "far more intelligent than people would give her credit for".
It may look like I'm being a complete... I don't want to even use the word. But, when you're the oldest woman on a tribe you've got to ensure that you're not the only name that people are talking about. It's harder this time, because everyone is so lovely and ... simply... everyone is so skilled at the game. Daisy is the easy target other than myself... unfortunately, we're both women... we're both winners... and her friend just got voted out first. Besides, I think she's got to get back to plan a wedding. I just hope after this I'm still invited (laughs).	Salma
It may look like I'm being a complete... I don't want to even use the word. But, when you're the oldest woman on a tribe you've got to ensure that you're not the only name that people are talking about. It's harder this time, because everyone is so lovely and ... simply... everyone is so skilled at the game. Daisy is the easy target other than myself... unfortunately, we're both women... we're both winners... and her friend just got voted out first. Besides, I think she's got to get back to plan a wedding. I just hope after this I'm still invited (laughs).	
===Day 6===
===Chapera===
Ben reads tree-mail aloud to the camp, letting them know that they will be facing their second immunity challenge. The camp seems less than optimistic of their chances going into the challenge, particularly due to their recent blatant lack of cohesion. Nevertheless, the prospect of losing doesn't appear to worry too many members, as several have already lined up who they'd like to be the first person ousted from the tribe.
Sometimes losing is a good way to trim the fat from your group, and we've definitely got some that needs trimming. We've even agreed to sit Ben out because we're really not that concerned with winning today. It's like... we'd like to win, but if we don't then it'll be a nice day to send Isaiah off the island and back to his world.	Holly
Sometimes losing is a good way to trim the fat from your group, and we've definitely got some that needs trimming. We've even agreed to sit Ben out because we're really not that concerned with winning today. It's like... we'd like to win, but if we don't then it'll be a nice day to send Isaiah off the island and back to his world.	
===Immunity Challenge===
Challenge: Float Your Boat
The first two tribes to swim down, free the boats of their heavy cargo from the bottom of the ocean floor, clear the water out, row to shore and carry the boat over the finish line would win immunity.
Information: Mogo Mogo once again finish first in the challenge, thanks to every member performing well, with the exception of Reniero who performs averagely. Similarly, Saboga also appear to do well in the challenge, with William being the only person to perform badly after accidentally tipping their boat. However, Daisy, Danni, Michael and Teddy's strong performances enable them to finish in second place. For Chapera, despite good performances from Adela and Isaia, average performances off of Carlson, Holly and Neasa end up costing the tribe victory. Ben appears annoyed on the sidelines, suspecting that the three average performers on his tribe weren't giving it their all.
Sit-Outs: Ben sits out for Chapera. Salma sits out for Saboga.
Winners (according to finish): Mogo Mogo and Saboga.
===Chapera===
The Chapera six return to camp having predictably lost the immunity challenge due their recent poor teamwork. For the first few hours, nobody seems in a hurry to split up and talk strategy, with half the tribe already believing themselves to be locked in on their vote.
Tonight, I'm voting for Neasa. I knew from the first day out here that I needed her ass gone home, and it'll happen tonight. Ben and Adela are both gonna be voting for her too... and I don't see Carlson wanting to cause a tie this early on. I'll speak to him because I need him to know what's up, and make sure that he's not buying into anything she's said the last few days.	Isaiah
Tonight, I'm voting for Neasa. I knew from the first day out here that I needed her ass gone home, and it'll happen tonight. Ben and Adela are both gonna be voting for her too... and I don't see Carlson wanting to cause a tie this early on. I'll speak to him because I need him to know what's up, and make sure that he's not buying into anything she's said the last few days.	
The three girls head off to the water in order to clean off privately. When in the water, Neasa and Holly both openly pitch to vote against Isaiah, but Adela's lack of a response triggers their paranoia.
I've found myself really questioning this move to vote Isaiah out of the game, because I think Ben is right. It puts both him and I in an awkward position, and Holly... she confirmed it. She said that Ben would be the next neck on the line. Where the hell does that leave me? The next move for me needs to be breaking up Neasa, Holly and Carlson... because if all three make it through tonight, then they have a majority.	Adela
I've found myself really questioning this move to vote Isaiah out of the game, because I think Ben is right. It puts both him and I in an awkward position, and Holly... she confirmed it. She said that Ben would be the next neck on the line. Where the hell does that leave me? The next move for me needs to be breaking up Neasa, Holly and Carlson... because if all three make it through tonight, then they have a majority.	
I could honestly just bow out right now. My tribe is pathetic in how they're playing this vote. Isaiah has caused every bit of friction we've had these past few days, and half our tribe was ready to write his name down. But, Adela and Ben are both so paranoid about two winners sticking around that they're giving me an ultimatum: vote Carlson or risk going home. I don't know what the f**k I'm supposed to do! We could tie the vote, but I don't have enough trust in Carlson to go to a rock draw for me. If this is just a play by Adela and Ben then they've handled it masterfully... but, I could honestly scream at both right now.	Neasa
I could honestly just bow out right now. My tribe is pathetic in how they're playing this vote. Isaiah has caused every bit of friction we've had these past few days, and half our tribe was ready to write his name down. But, Adela and Ben are both so paranoid about two winners sticking around that they're giving me an ultimatum: vote Carlson or risk going home. I don't know what the f**k I'm supposed to do! We could tie the vote, but I don't have enough trust in Carlson to go to a rock draw for me. If this is just a play by Adela and Ben then they've handled it masterfully... but, I could honestly scream at both right now.	
Back at the shelter, the three boys sit together and talk about their thoughts on losing the challenge. Carlson initially remains elusive, clearly having planned that his vote would be against Isaiah. Isaiah and Ben both catch onto this, forcing Isaiah to bring the conversation bluntly onto where the votes may in fact be going.
Out of nowhere, Isaiah decides to tell me that I'm in trouble tonight, and that the vote is going to be between myself and Neasa. This is massive news to me, because up until about an hour ago I had no inclination that I even needed to pack a bag!	Carlson
Out of nowhere, Isaiah decides to tell me that I'm in trouble tonight, and that the vote is going to be between myself and Neasa. This is massive news to me, because up until about an hour ago I had no inclination that I even needed to pack a bag!	
I've become a victim of my past success, and by association I've been linked in with Neasa, who is probably the strongest player on this tribe. My only saving grace right now might be that Isaiah hates her so much, and that Holly and Neasa have stupidly made themselves out to be a duo. I'm without much choice... I've got to vote Neasa tonight to preserve my own life in the game. I should've known that things were going too smoothly for me (sighs).	Carlson
I've become a victim of my past success, and by association I've been linked in with Neasa, who is probably the strongest player on this tribe. My only saving grace right now might be that Isaiah hates her so much, and that Holly and Neasa have stupidly made themselves out to be a duo. I'm without much choice... I've got to vote Neasa tonight to preserve my own life in the game. I should've known that things were going too smoothly for me (sighs).	
As the hours pass, the mood in camp shifts, with Isaiah looking more smug at the prospect that he's managed to outwit Neasa. Neasa, Carlson and Holly all look nervous as the sun begins to set, having gone from believing Isaiah was going home, to not knowing which of them will be receiving votes. Adela and Ben check in with one another minutes before leaving for tribal council.
Adela and I decided earlier today that our plan of attack needed to be a divide and conquer technique. The suspected trio really could have fought back and forced a tie tonight, but they folded... we made them feel like they had no choice, and they believed it. Adela got Neasa and Holly to turn their thoughts onto Carlson... Isaiah and I got Carlson to think his only shot of staying was to vote Neasa. I think they've bought it hook, line and sinker. For one of them, they'll see that they got outplayed. Just because you're Sole Survivor once doesn't mean you're the best... because you just got outplayed by three former losers (laughs).	Ben
Adela and I decided earlier today that our plan of attack needed to be a divide and conquer technique. The suspected trio really could have fought back and forced a tie tonight, but they folded... we made them feel like they had no choice, and they believed it. Adela got Neasa and Holly to turn their thoughts onto Carlson... Isaiah and I got Carlson to think his only shot of staying was to vote Neasa. I think they've bought it hook, line and sinker. For one of them, they'll see that they got outplayed. Just because you're Sole Survivor once doesn't mean you're the best... because you just got outplayed by three former losers (laughs).	
At tribal council, much of the time is spent talking about the tribes sudden downward spiral, having initially being pegged as the favourites after being the only tribe to achieve fire without flint. Adela, Ben and Carlson talk about the root of the issues being down to the conflict between Isaiah and Neasa, which they are calling "Amazon 2.0". Jeff asks both Isaiah and Neasa about the conflict. Isaiah accuses Neasa of being manipulative, suggesting that she already has Holly "in her back pocket". Neasa rebukes this, and suggests that Isaiah just has prolonged hate that stems from him being voted out in The Amazon. Ben talks about his frustrations with the recent performance, in which he suggests that only Adela and Isaiah looked as if they were "giving 100%" in the challenge. Carlson, Holly and Neasa all seem offended by this, saying that they were in no way trying to lose. Isaiah supports Ben's frustrations, telling Jeff that he believes they were willing to lose because they had already got in their minds that they'd be voting Isaiah out should they go to tribal council. Ben is seen laughing as Isaiah facetiously shouts "it's a conspiracy, Jeff!" The final question asked is given to Carlson, with it concerning how previous game-play is carrying over into All-Stars (other than through feuds). Carlson explains that as previous winners, both he and Neasa are in danger because there's an assumption that winners might stick together. Whilst he rubbishes the claims, he says he can respect why some may hold this concern.
Carlson, you're a great guy and I've really enjoyed meeting you. But, it's you or me tonight.	Neasa
Carlson, you're a great guy and I've really enjoyed meeting you. But, it's you or me tonight.	
(voting for Neasa) If I ever met a witch, it would be you, Miss Neasa. You did us dirty before, and showed us how good you are at turning people's minds to doo-doo. Ain't happening this time.	Isaiah
(voting for Neasa) If I ever met a witch, it would be you, Miss Neasa. You did us dirty before, and showed us how good you are at turning people's minds to doo-doo. Ain't happening this time.	
(shown writing Carlson)	Holly
(shown writing Carlson)	
(voting for Neasa) Not the name I thought I'd be writing down first. You are probably the most talented all-rounder here, and that's got a few of these guys intimidated. If we had a bigger tribe, I really think we could've skated by a few votes and worked well together. This is just about protecting myself now. Sorry.	Carlson
(voting for Neasa) Not the name I thought I'd be writing down first. You are probably the most talented all-rounder here, and that's got a few of these guys intimidated. If we had a bigger tribe, I really think we could've skated by a few votes and worked well together. This is just about protecting myself now. Sorry.	
Carlson hides his shock and disappointment behind a faint smile, not looking at any of his tribe members as he takes his torch over to Jeff for the first time in his Survivor career. As Carlson leaves, Isaiah looks visibly shocked, having been led to believe that Neasa would be the one leaving the game. Neasa gives Ben and Adela a grateful glance, knowing that they ultimately spared her from an early exit. The five grab their torches and return to camp, having just voted the first ex-winner out of the game, and failed to remove either side of the feud that has been destroying the tribe from within.
==Tribal Council==
Tribal Council 2:Chapera	Tribal Council 2:Chapera	 	
VotedAgainst 	Voter 	 	
Carlson (4 votes) 	Adela, Ben, Holly, Neasa	 	
Neasa (2 votes) 	Carlson, Isaiah 	 	
VOTED OFF:Carlson 	VOTED OFF:Carlson 	VOTED OFF:Carlson	VOTED OFF:Carlson
===Final Words===
The first one off my tribe, phew. I didn't see that one coming at all. Props to them for pulling it off, but I don't think it was smart on their part at all. They're going to go back and have Isaiah and Neasa fight all the time, and another one of them will be gone in a few days. I feel like collateral damage, which is almost worse than going because you deserved to. Ben is running the tribe behind the scenes. I see that now I'm gone. I just hope the others are clued-in to that and don't get led around like sheep. At least I get the distinction of being the first person to win and have their torch snuffed by Jeff Probst.	Carlson
The first one off my tribe, phew. I didn't see that one coming at all. Props to them for pulling it off, but I don't think it was smart on their part at all. They're going to go back and have Isaiah and Neasa fight all the time, and another one of them will be gone in a few days. I feel like collateral damage, which is almost worse than going because you deserved to. Ben is running the tribe behind the scenes. I see that now I'm gone. I just hope the others are clued-in to that and don't get led around like sheep. At least I get the distinction of being the first person to win and have their torch snuffed by Jeff Probst.	
===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