The Clues To Betrayal Are Always There

"The Clues To Betrayal Are Always There"	"The Clues To Betrayal Are Always There"
 	
Season 	Survivor: All-Stars
Episode Number 	6/13 (098)
First Broadcast 	March 10, 2020
Episode Chronology 	Episode Chronology
Previous 	The Spoils Had Already Spoiled
Next 	Sacrificed
The Clues To Betrayal Are Always There is the sixth episode of Survivor: All-Stars.
==Story==
===Day 15 (Night)===
The remaining six members of the new Mogo Mogo tribe return to camp having just blindsided Delma from the game, having led her to believe that rival Reniero would be the one leaving. All six seem calm in getting on with camp life, seemingly more unified as a result of the vote than they were prior to it.
Lying to Delma was necessary in keeping the peace before the vote as much as we could have. Ultimately, Reniero is more useful as a physical competitor than she is. But, the main reason why he's still here... is because Delma and Sheamus as a pairing were too dangerous to be kept together. Sheamus saw which way the wind was going and rightfully turned on her, preventing any damage from this coming back on him. I definitely feel as a result of tonight I now hold a majority of the power on this tribe, and the others don't even seem to realise it.	Mina
Lying to Delma was necessary in keeping the peace before the vote as much as we could have. Ultimately, Reniero is more useful as a physical competitor than she is. But, the main reason why he's still here... is because Delma and Sheamus as a pairing were too dangerous to be kept together. Sheamus saw which way the wind was going and rightfully turned on her, preventing any damage from this coming back on him. I definitely feel as a result of tonight I now hold a majority of the power on this tribe, and the others don't even seem to realise it.	
Some time later, several tribe members have already begun to fall asleep around the camp, leaving just Sheamus, Mina and Michael still awake. Michael complains of severe pains in his stomach, frequently going to one side where he is violently sick. Mina and Sheamus try their best to comfort him by bringing over water, offering to call in the medical team, which Michael refuses.
I've had these stomach issues for a few days, and they just really got worse tonight. It's non-stop, and I just feel like I want to call it quits. But, I'll never do that. I gave up too much to come back straight away to play this game. I've come back to get to the end, or go as far as I can. I've been able to push through this pain for a while, so if I feel better tomorrow I know I can carry on... I just need to wake up refreshed.	Michael
I've had these stomach issues for a few days, and they just really got worse tonight. It's non-stop, and I just feel like I want to call it quits. But, I'll never do that. I gave up too much to come back straight away to play this game. I've come back to get to the end, or go as far as I can. I've been able to push through this pain for a while, so if I feel better tomorrow I know I can carry on... I just need to wake up refreshed.	
===Day 16===
===Chapera===
The entire tribe lay around their camp bonding, seemingly in good moods due to their immunity win the previous day. Isaiah, Teddy and William sing together, with Teddy dubbing them a new 'Survivor blues group'.
Some days you don't have challenges or anything to occupy yourself, and it's nice to take a moment and just... let things go. Have some fun, and don't worry about the game too much. So, forming a blues group with my 'brothers' felt like the only smart thing.	Teddy
Some days you don't have challenges or anything to occupy yourself, and it's nice to take a moment and just... let things go. Have some fun, and don't worry about the game too much. So, forming a blues group with my 'brothers' felt like the only smart thing.	
The trio continue singing, with Holly apparently the most entertained by this. Despite laughing, Adela and Ben seem separated from the action, watching on as the rest of the tribe relax. They begin to talk quietly together, speculating what could happen if the tribe is forced to go to tribal council.
When we brought Teddy onto our tribe, we had the intention of having an easy vote-off should we lose a challenge. But, we've won the first challenge... and now he's had a few days to settle in, and it's worrying to see how easy he's fitting with the tribe. I like him... I really, really like him. I don't feel confident that if we lose, it'll be this easy vote-off like we had planned. I wouldn't put it past Isaiah and Holly to be swayed by someone as charismatic as Teddy or Will.	Adela
When we brought Teddy onto our tribe, we had the intention of having an easy vote-off should we lose a challenge. But, we've won the first challenge... and now he's had a few days to settle in, and it's worrying to see how easy he's fitting with the tribe. I like him... I really, really like him. I don't feel confident that if we lose, it'll be this easy vote-off like we had planned. I wouldn't put it past Isaiah and Holly to be swayed by someone as charismatic as Teddy or Will.	
When Teddy leaves to go fishing, Ben decides to invite William on a water run, strategically leaving Adela alone at camp with Isaiah and Holly. Adela calls the pair over, asking them what they feel their plan should be if they lose an immunity challenge.
Our alliance is always going to be the tightest in the game. Me, Ben and Adela control this tribe, and we've got Holly, Teddy and William on the same string just clinging on. We get to decide which of them stay and go whenever we lose... it's fun having power.	Isaiah
Our alliance is always going to be the tightest in the game. Me, Ben and Adela control this tribe, and we've got Holly, Teddy and William on the same string just clinging on. We get to decide which of them stay and go whenever we lose... it's fun having power.	
I think my tribe is panicking now they've realised they need me. Adela especially... she's cornering me demanding to know where my loyalty is. I want to tell her wait until tribal and you'll find out (laughs). I'm keeping my options open, and even though right now I'd go with the Chapera tribe... I'm not turning down anything Teddy or William offer me, because it would be nice to outlast the people who I've lived with for the longest time but haven't clicked with.	Holly
I think my tribe is panicking now they've realised they need me. Adela especially... she's cornering me demanding to know where my loyalty is. I want to tell her wait until tribal and you'll find out (laughs). I'm keeping my options open, and even though right now I'd go with the Chapera tribe... I'm not turning down anything Teddy or William offer me, because it would be nice to outlast the people who I've lived with for the longest time but haven't clicked with.	
===Mogo Mogo===
Throughout the night, Michael's condition seems to worsen, and he is unable to get any rest due to the relentless stomach cramps and vomiting. He begins refusing food and water off his tribe mates, telling them that he's unable to keep anything down.
Seeing Michael this morning, it was very worrying. You see people all the time go down due to the harshness of being out here, but I don't think I've seen anyone in so much physical pain before. Because mentally he's a strong guy, I think it was the only thing keeping him going.	Reniero
Seeing Michael this morning, it was very worrying. You see people all the time go down due to the harshness of being out here, but I don't think I've seen anyone in so much physical pain before. Because mentally he's a strong guy, I think it was the only thing keeping him going.	
Michael gets up and begins walking around the beach, wanting some privacy due to feeling embarrassed over his continuous sick state.
I've had no sleep, for I don't know how long now. I'm exhausted. I feel stupid. Never in my life have I been the sick one or the weak one, and I'm just... I can't pull it together. It's worse than I've felt in my whole life.	Michael
I've had no sleep, for I don't know how long now. I'm exhausted. I feel stupid. Never in my life have I been the sick one or the weak one, and I'm just... I can't pull it together. It's worse than I've felt in my whole life.	
When somebody is unwell out here, it's not a normal situation where you're in a relaxing or clean environment. Everything becomes a thousand times more dangerous. If you wait too long... the situation can worsen and serious harm could come to someone.	Abbas
When somebody is unwell out here, it's not a normal situation where you're in a relaxing or clean environment. Everything becomes a thousand times more dangerous. If you wait too long... the situation can worsen and serious harm could come to someone.	
Michael takes several steps alone on the beach, eventually stumbling to one side and stumbling over. He stays stat up, but places his head in his heads, groaning in discomfort before laying backwards onto the sand. The rest of the Mogo Mogo tribe notice this off in the distance, panicking and rushing to his aid.
Mina drops a pot of boiling water carefully, rushing over first to Michael's side. Despite initially seeming responsive, Michael's eyes begin to roll, and he appears to be only semi-conscious. Several minutes later, members of the medical team are rushed into camp, having been placed on standby due to Michael's worsening state. Members of the Mogo Mogo tribe are forced to step back whilst the medics get to work, doing their best to get Michael responsive.
The team give Michael a small sachet of glucose solution mixed with water to drink, hoping to bring up his low-sugar and hydration levels, undoubtedly the reason for his loss of consciousness. Michael begins explaining to the medical team what his ailment involves, naming the stomach cramps, frequent vomiting and diarrhoea and generally malaise. As the medical team continue assessing his condition, Michael leans over to one side and begins heaving, eventually bringing up the solution that he just drank.
Michael's temperature is recorded to be somewhat higher than normal, with his condition and inability to take in fluids proving worrisome for the medical team. The Team Doctor begins applying light pressure to Michael's abdomen, trying to feel for any causes of his pains.
The medical team spend some more time keeping watch over Michael, telling him that if he wants to attempt to drink the glucose solution again that he can. However, he shows little confidence in his ability to stomach any fluids or nutrition. During this time, Jeff is brought onto the scene, joining Michael and the medical team as the rest of Mogo Mogo are ushered further away.
Michael takes a moment to stop himself from crying, as the medical team begin preparation to evacuate him from the game, opting to bring in a helicopter due to the urgency of getting Michael to a hospital on the mainland.
The Mogo Mogo members are brought over to Michael, who is still laying down on the sand. Jeff explains to them the concerns around his health, and that ultimately he will be pulled from the game. The entire tribe is in shock, with Mina being the most emotional at receiving the news, wiping tears from her face as she kneels down beside Michael.
Nobody ever deserves to go home this way. It doesn't matter what you thought of Michael, because nobody can condone having to leave the game like this. Michael was a friend... and we've shared both our experiences in Survivor together. I know how much effort he puts in to anything he does, and how much love he has for playing... surviving... and it's breaking my heart to know what he must be feeling right now. But, you can't put anything above your health... especially not something like money.	Mina
Nobody ever deserves to go home this way. It doesn't matter what you thought of Michael, because nobody can condone having to leave the game like this. Michael was a friend... and we've shared both our experiences in Survivor together. I know how much effort he puts in to anything he does, and how much love he has for playing... surviving... and it's breaking my heart to know what he must be feeling right now. But, you can't put anything above your health... especially not something like money.	
Each tribe member gives Michael a hug goodbye, with the medical team eventually moving him gently down the beach to board a stretcher aboard a helicopter, flying away from the camp with his game having come to a premature end.
My second experience on Survivor sadly didn't match what I had expected for myself. I wanted to go all the way. I thought my new tribe was going to help me do that, especially with the group I'd gotten in with. This was out of my control, and that'll be a tough one to come to terms with. I didn't do anything wrong to bring this on myself. I can keep wondering what if, or just recognise how lucky I was to play this game twice. I wish everyone left the best, but I hope somebody from my tribe is able to go all the way. Then they can let me know what actually winning feels like.	Michael
My second experience on Survivor sadly didn't match what I had expected for myself. I wanted to go all the way. I thought my new tribe was going to help me do that, especially with the group I'd gotten in with. This was out of my control, and that'll be a tough one to come to terms with. I didn't do anything wrong to bring this on myself. I can keep wondering what if, or just recognise how lucky I was to play this game twice. I wish everyone left the best, but I hope somebody from my tribe is able to go all the way. Then they can let me know what actually winning feels like.	
Removed from camp	Removed from camp	 	
No Vote 	 	 	
EVACUATED:Michael	EVACUATED:Michael	EVACUATED:Michael	EVACUATED:Michael
Jeff explains to the tribe that due to Michael's unprecedented exit, they will now be left with just five members to continue the game with. He further informs them that they will be facing their next reward challenge in twenty-four hours, giving them some time to come to terms with everything that's happened.
Michael... uh... I feel bad for the guy. But, it's frustrating for us too. We're now a member down, and I hate to say it, but it makes you question the last vote we had. The positive is we're all up an extra place, but you don't want to go into a merge low on numbers ever. I know what it's like to go into the merge being the underdog, and it cost a lot of my friends their places in the game.	Reniero
Michael... uh... I feel bad for the guy. But, it's frustrating for us too. We're now a member down, and I hate to say it, but it makes you question the last vote we had. The positive is we're all up an extra place, but you don't want to go into a merge low on numbers ever. I know what it's like to go into the merge being the underdog, and it cost a lot of my friends their places in the game.	
The tribe sit together around their camp, silent as they all begin to feel the hole left by Michael's departure. Even after conversation begins to flow again, a sense of normality doesn't return for the remainder of the day.
Me and Michael weren't close by any means. But, we joined this tribe together and we knew we had each other if we needed an extra number. It's left me extremely vulnerable now he's gone. I'm once again the easy option in a small tribe, and if we go to tribal council again, I think the four of them will know that the safest thing to do is to vote me out. Playing from the bottom is my speciality though... and I'm not afraid to find myself there.	Danni
Me and Michael weren't close by any means. But, we joined this tribe together and we knew we had each other if we needed an extra number. It's left me extremely vulnerable now he's gone. I'm once again the easy option in a small tribe, and if we go to tribal council again, I think the four of them will know that the safest thing to do is to vote me out. Playing from the bottom is my speciality though... and I'm not afraid to find myself there.	
===Day 17===
===Reward Challenge===
Reward Challenge: Tribal Stomp-ede
One tribe member at a time uses an adjustable seesaw beneath a tower to catapult nine assorted items into a basket atop the tower.
Reward: Shish kebab and other items in the basket
Winner: Chapera
Sit-Outs: Ben sits out for Chapera.
===Chapera===
The group return to camp with shish kebabs in hand, immediately setting them upon their char-grill fire. Once the kebabs have cooked, each tribe member tucks in to their most enjoyable meal in seventeen days.
The meat was delectable. I could dribble just talking about it now... I think... oh... (he pulls a piece of meat caught in his beard and eats it)... Sorry about that. This was a huge win to bring our energy up, and we're now two up on wins.	Teddy
The meat was delectable. I could dribble just talking about it now... I think... oh... (he pulls a piece of meat caught in his beard and eats it)... Sorry about that. This was a huge win to bring our energy up, and we're now two up on wins.	
After eating, the conversation moves onto the shocking revelation that Michael was taken out of the game, something which caused Holly to become emotional over before the challenge.
Seeing Mogo Mogo walk in, and two people be missing... I still wasn't prepared to hear that Michael was taken out of the game. It's the worst way to end your time on Survivor, and my heart goes out to him wherever he is right now. I just hope he's getting the help he needs to get him better... because he's an amazing guy who deserved so much more than he got this time.	Holly
Seeing Mogo Mogo walk in, and two people be missing... I still wasn't prepared to hear that Michael was taken out of the game. It's the worst way to end your time on Survivor, and my heart goes out to him wherever he is right now. I just hope he's getting the help he needs to get him better... because he's an amazing guy who deserved so much more than he got this time.	
I'm really sad for Michael, and I wouldn't wish bad health on anyone in this game. But, the best thing for him was to leave I'm sure... and Jeff said he's doing better. Holly is crying, William's praying for him and Teddy's partaking in this eulogy-esque post-meal speech with Holly. He's not dead! He's probably laying in a private hospital with air-conditioning and nice food.	Ben
I'm really sad for Michael, and I wouldn't wish bad health on anyone in this game. But, the best thing for him was to leave I'm sure... and Jeff said he's doing better. Holly is crying, William's praying for him and Teddy's partaking in this eulogy-esque post-meal speech with Holly. He's not dead! He's probably laying in a private hospital with air-conditioning and nice food.	
As Holly continues sulking over Michael's removal, Ben is seen scowling in the background, confused by her display of emotion. Adela nudges Ben, requesting that he join her for a walk. As they walk off, Isaiah chases after them, wanting to also get away from Holly's emotional crying.
The trio continue talking, debating whether or not it would be easier to vote Holly out next, bringing Teddy and William into a five person alliance.
We're in a difficult spot because a lot of our ability to stay together rests on Holly, who isn't somebody any of us want to rely on in any capacity. We've even discussed the possibility that it might benefit us more as a trio to bring Teddy and William into an alliance, and vote Holly out of the game the next chance we get. It removes that cloud of doubt she casts... but, it might be the worst decision we've ever made.	Adela
We're in a difficult spot because a lot of our ability to stay together rests on Holly, who isn't somebody any of us want to rely on in any capacity. We've even discussed the possibility that it might benefit us more as a trio to bring Teddy and William into an alliance, and vote Holly out of the game the next chance we get. It removes that cloud of doubt she casts... but, it might be the worst decision we've ever made.	
===Mogo Mogo===
After losing the reward challenge, the Mogo Mogo tribe return to camp, with little confidence that they can return to winning after a disastrous few days.
As a tribe we've literally gone from the top of the world, to crashing down into complete and utter failure. The swap just screwed us, and we ended up weaker, and then with losing Michael yesterday... we're really in trouble. At this stage of the game, the concerns aren't about whether or not you need to worry personally about losing, but more about keeping your numbers up for the merge. It's all well and good if you can get to the merge, but if you get there with just one or two allies then you're on borrowed time.	Abbas
As a tribe we've literally gone from the top of the world, to crashing down into complete and utter failure. The swap just screwed us, and we ended up weaker, and then with losing Michael yesterday... we're really in trouble. At this stage of the game, the concerns aren't about whether or not you need to worry personally about losing, but more about keeping your numbers up for the merge. It's all well and good if you can get to the merge, but if you get there with just one or two allies then you're on borrowed time.	
The three men stay around the shelter, cleaning around their camp whilst discussing their confusion over why they keep losing challenges.
I'm not huge on this blame game that Reniero is playing right now. He's calling out Danni behind her back, essentially saying she's the reason we haven't won a challenge for a while. The fact is that Danni, as far as I know... has performed well in every single challenge. If anything, Reniero and Abbas were the two who screwed up last time. (sighs) But, Danni's the odd person out. The four of us have a bond that's gone on now for seventeen days, and if we can't pull of a win tomorrow then she's not really got a shot at making it out of this tribe. It's All-Stars, nobody said it would be fair.	Sheamus
I'm not huge on this blame game that Reniero is playing right now. He's calling out Danni behind her back, essentially saying she's the reason we haven't won a challenge for a while. The fact is that Danni, as far as I know... has performed well in every single challenge. If anything, Reniero and Abbas were the two who screwed up last time. (sighs) But, Danni's the odd person out. The four of us have a bond that's gone on now for seventeen days, and if we can't pull of a win tomorrow then she's not really got a shot at making it out of this tribe. It's All-Stars, nobody said it would be fair.	
Meanwhile, Danni and Mina go off for a walk together, collecting firewood and water as they go so to not appear suspicious to the rest of the tribe.
Now that I'm the easy target, I've got to try and get in further with Mina, who was the main person offering myself and Michael an alternative to being the next two to go home. It's scary because, Mina obviously did that because she and Michael had a friendship from their first time playing, and now he's gone it's a big question mark over the deal... is it still there... or is she cutting me off because we really don't have much bonding us. I need to pitch her my case, and hope that I've got a chance to stick around.	Danni
Now that I'm the easy target, I've got to try and get in further with Mina, who was the main person offering myself and Michael an alternative to being the next two to go home. It's scary because, Mina obviously did that because she and Michael had a friendship from their first time playing, and now he's gone it's a big question mark over the deal... is it still there... or is she cutting me off because we really don't have much bonding us. I need to pitch her my case, and hope that I've got a chance to stick around.	
Danni raised an amazing point today when we were together. She's the person with connections on the other side. She can bring in Teddy and William... well, potentially. Abbas has ties with Adela, which could work. I have links with Holly, and Sheamus was close friends with Isaiah. Reniero is the least connected person in this game, and at this point when there's a chance we're going to go down in numbers... it renders him useless to us moving forward. I'm wholeheartedly on board with keeping Danni in this game. The power doesn't lie with me though, it lies with Abbas. He's the one we need to get on side, which I know I have a shot to die because we have been working together. But, the other boys have included him more and more in their small Mogo Mogo fraternity... he may feel like it's too risky to turn on one of them.	Mina
Danni raised an amazing point today when we were together. She's the person with connections on the other side. She can bring in Teddy and William... well, potentially. Abbas has ties with Adela, which could work. I have links with Holly, and Sheamus was close friends with Isaiah. Reniero is the least connected person in this game, and at this point when there's a chance we're going to go down in numbers... it renders him useless to us moving forward. I'm wholeheartedly on board with keeping Danni in this game. The power doesn't lie with me though, it lies with Abbas. He's the one we need to get on side, which I know I have a shot to die because we have been working together. But, the other boys have included him more and more in their small Mogo Mogo fraternity... he may feel like it's too risky to turn on one of them.	
===Day 18===
===Immunity Challenge===
Reward/Immunity Challenge: Floating Puzzle
Tribes are to assemble a puzzle boat before rowing to shore with two paddles. One player runs to the jungle to raise a flag and lower two more paddles, then the tribe rows back to the starting platform.
Reward: Barbecue on a yacht.
Additional Stipulation: The winning tribe has the right to kidnap a member of the losing tribe until after Tribal Council, thus granting that person immunity.
Information: Holly sits out for Chapera. Both tribes perform extremely well in the challenge, with no individual performing less than average. The tribes are evenly matched throughout, making the final race back to the platform close. However, Chapera are ultimately able to get there first thanks to their overall dominant physical strength.
Winner: Chapera
===Chapera (on reward)===
Immediately following their third straight challenge win as a new tribe, Chapera is taken aboard their yacht where they're treated to a barbecue dinner. The yacht takes them briefly alongside the Mogo Mogo camp, where they see several of their rivals sitting glumly as they ponder who to vote out.
Ben jokingly calls for help from Adela as Isaiah drags him along the deck of the yacht, with the other tribe members laughing along.
This yacht is probably the best reward I've ever had on Survivor. I think it's the best reward for anyone ever. We got immunity, so none of our asses is going home, and we get to celebrate it in style like we own these islands. It's good to wear red right now, baby. (he kisses his buff)	Isaiah
This yacht is probably the best reward I've ever had on Survivor. I think it's the best reward for anyone ever. We got immunity, so none of our asses is going home, and we get to celebrate it in style like we own these islands. It's good to wear red right now, baby. (he kisses his buff)	
After a tough few days this was a nice way to take a break from the game and just appreciate each others company. We get along great as a six, and even though I'm constantly going back and forth on who I want to work with, there's a real possibility that I won't need to worry about that until the final six... because we can control the merge and send Mogo Mogo home one at a time. It's a world away from the nerves and insecurity I felt back in Pearl Islands.	Holly
After a tough few days this was a nice way to take a break from the game and just appreciate each others company. We get along great as a six, and even though I'm constantly going back and forth on who I want to work with, there's a real possibility that I won't need to worry about that until the final six... because we can control the merge and send Mogo Mogo home one at a time. It's a world away from the nerves and insecurity I felt back in Pearl Islands.	
Since we got to Chapera, we've been dominating every physical and mental aspect of the game. I'm grateful to my tribe and to God for giving me this opportunity to stick around when I thought my chances of going further were doomed, you know when Saboga got demolished. I know we're still at the bottom of this tribe, but now that we're going into a merge... things change... and I can hear the end of the game calling my name.	William
Since we got to Chapera, we've been dominating every physical and mental aspect of the game. I'm grateful to my tribe and to God for giving me this opportunity to stick around when I thought my chances of going further were doomed, you know when Saboga got demolished. I know we're still at the bottom of this tribe, but now that we're going into a merge... things change... and I can hear the end of the game calling my name.	
===Mogo Mogo===
Mogo Mogo return to camp, now believing that after this challenge loss that they are guaranteed to be merging in a 6-4 disadvantage, leaving them all with greater odds of being picked off by the rival tribe.
We're going back to tribal council, and it's not the type of Survivor experience I'm used to. I don't like to lose... and now it's official. We're the tribe that sucks. We've got Danni as an easy vote tonight, and the four of us just have to hope going into a merge that we're able to get the new Chapera tribe to turn on themselves.	Sheamus
We're going back to tribal council, and it's not the type of Survivor experience I'm used to. I don't like to lose... and now it's official. We're the tribe that sucks. We've got Danni as an easy vote tonight, and the four of us just have to hope going into a merge that we're able to get the new Chapera tribe to turn on themselves.	
Sheamus, Reniero and Abbas speak quickly upon returning to camp, agreeing that Danni is going home, feeling as though their tribe doesn't need to overthink the vote, knowing that with the four of them against one ex-Saboga member it will be an easy night.
Being in trouble at the merge isn't new to me. It's what happened to Kucha in Australia, and now it's happening to my tribe here. I know individual challenges are where I excel, and I truly believe I can win my way to the end. I've got tougher competition this time... but, if you want to be the best you've gotta beat the best.	Reniero
Being in trouble at the merge isn't new to me. It's what happened to Kucha in Australia, and now it's happening to my tribe here. I know individual challenges are where I excel, and I truly believe I can win my way to the end. I've got tougher competition this time... but, if you want to be the best you've gotta beat the best.	
When alone, Mina is told by Sheamus that the vote will be for Danni, which she forwardly agrees to, claiming that staying together is the best thing for Mogo Mogo as a foursome. However, an hour or so later she finds herself alone with Danni, once again being pitched the idea that keeping her would be best for their long term chances at surviving a numbers deficit.
If I could make the decision tonight, I'd be sending Reniero home. He's the least beneficial to all our games at this stage. We can't just play based on original loyalty... we cannot afford that right now. Loyalty is a luxury. I'm going to do my best to convince Abbas that this is what we need... if I can't then I won't stray from the group. I wouldn't cast myself out like that.	Mina
If I could make the decision tonight, I'd be sending Reniero home. He's the least beneficial to all our games at this stage. We can't just play based on original loyalty... we cannot afford that right now. Loyalty is a luxury. I'm going to do my best to convince Abbas that this is what we need... if I can't then I won't stray from the group. I wouldn't cast myself out like that.	
Mina walks back into camp, quietly requesting Abbas follow her and say nothing. Reniero and Sheamus briefly notice the pair walking off, but Reniero pays no attention. However, Sheamus remains suspicious, knowing that people going off alone before tribal council is never a good sign.
It's a recurring theme for me that I'm stuck working with guys who don't seem to spot danger in the game when it's coming. I was that guy at one point too. But, The Amazon left me paranoid about everything I see. The clues to betrayal are always there. If in a tribe of five people... three are missing... and we've got tribal council in about an hour... something is up.	Sheamus
It's a recurring theme for me that I'm stuck working with guys who don't seem to spot danger in the game when it's coming. I was that guy at one point too. But, The Amazon left me paranoid about everything I see. The clues to betrayal are always there. If in a tribe of five people... three are missing... and we've got tribal council in about an hour... something is up.	
Abbas and Mina arrive to where Danni is waiting for them, wasting no time before she begins her pitch to Abbas, hoping to convince him to vote Reniero at the upcoming tribal council. Despite making the same pitch that convinced Mina, Abbas appears unsure, claiming that to go through with the vote would only alienate Sheamus.
I need Abbas to hear me out, and I just feel that his mind is already made up. He isn't the kind of guy who takes risks, and that conservative style of play won't cut it this time. My reasons for voting out Reniero make sense for the entire tribe at this point, and yes it's a harsh and horrible thing to betray someone like that... but, they didn't come out here to meet alumni and become friends with them! They came back to win a million dollars and go against the best of the best! Mina is the only one who's got any foresight into what it takes to go far this time, and if I go tonight she's the only one I can see having a shot at making it at least another two weeks.	Danni
I need Abbas to hear me out, and I just feel that his mind is already made up. He isn't the kind of guy who takes risks, and that conservative style of play won't cut it this time. My reasons for voting out Reniero make sense for the entire tribe at this point, and yes it's a harsh and horrible thing to betray someone like that... but, they didn't come out here to meet alumni and become friends with them! They came back to win a million dollars and go against the best of the best! Mina is the only one who's got any foresight into what it takes to go far this time, and if I go tonight she's the only one I can see having a shot at making it at least another two weeks.	
Mid-conversation, Sheamus appears from the nearby path, asking the trio what they're discussing, causing all conversation to awkwardly cease. Danni opts to commence talking again, openly giving her pitch to Sheamus.
The foursome continue talking, as Reniero sits oblivious back at camp. As the conversation draws to a close, Sheamus requests a moment alone to speak with Mina and Abbas, wanting to analyse whether or not he feels they'll remain loyal to Mogo Mogo.
Sheamus leaves the conversation, clearly still on board with the idea of voting out Danni. He opts not to tell Reniero back at camp, knowing that it will likely cause more conflict after his last slip up. Abbas and Mina remain on their own for a few moments longer, going back and forth over who should leave the game.
This is the hardest vote I've had to make all season so far. Danni is someone that I've bonded well with, and I really believe if she had been on my tribe from the start that there's no doubt we'd be working together. But, she's come from another group... and her loyalties may lay elsewhere. Based on the morality of the game, she should be the person to go tonight. Then with Reniero, he really can't bring anything to this next stage of the game other than a competitor who could beat me in challenges. He's a shield... but like Mina said, it's the risk of definitely remaining the minority if we keep him tonight. If we take a risk and it backfires I'm not sure I'll be able to forgive myself, because backstabbing Reniero is so against everything I believe in. I don't know if that's something I could go through with even for a million dollars.	Abbas
This is the hardest vote I've had to make all season so far. Danni is someone that I've bonded well with, and I really believe if she had been on my tribe from the start that there's no doubt we'd be working together. But, she's come from another group... and her loyalties may lay elsewhere. Based on the morality of the game, she should be the person to go tonight. Then with Reniero, he really can't bring anything to this next stage of the game other than a competitor who could beat me in challenges. He's a shield... but like Mina said, it's the risk of definitely remaining the minority if we keep him tonight. If we take a risk and it backfires I'm not sure I'll be able to forgive myself, because backstabbing Reniero is so against everything I believe in. I don't know if that's something I could go through with even for a million dollars.	
At tribal council, the Mogo Mogo tribe speaks about their dismay at their belief that they'll now be merging with four members against six, leaving them vulnerable to be taken out consecutively. Mina points out that even with a numbers deficit, that her and the Morgan tribe were able to make a comeback and ultimately one of them went on to win the season. However, it is noted that this was only possible thanks to the breakdown of the opposing alliance, something which they must hope happens to Chapera. Danni interjects, stating that rather than to "hope", they can act by keeping her and guaranteeing that Teddy and William are brought over to join their alliance, giving them the majority moving forward. Reniero disagrees that this would happen, with Sheamus also stating that Teddy and William's integration into Chapera is "almost a certainty" given the tribes post-absorption success. When discussing how Michael's evacuation has impacted the game, Danni admits that it has left her the viable candidate to be voted out, whilst Mina mentions that it weakens the tribe as a whole, and contributed to further losses in challenges. Jeff asks if Danni's supposed easy elimination has meant that the other four feel safe, which gets a mixed response from the original Mogo Mogo members. Abbas is open in saying that whilst Danni was the easy vote, that it didn't deter her from campaigning to turn the vote onto Reniero, who is somewhat surprised to hear his name mentioned so openly.
Danni shakes off this criticism, suggesting that if Sheamus wanted those around he trusted then he wouldn't have turned on Delma when Reniero told him to. Mina is given the final opportunity to speak, pleading that whatever the outcome, those who remain in the tribe must stick together going into the merge, as a tight four is much stronger than four individuals. One by one, the Mogo Mogo tribe begins voting for who they believe will be the final pre-merge boot of the game.
Danni, you're fighting hard to stay and I respect it. But, your time has come to an end... pack it in.	Reniero
Danni, you're fighting hard to stay and I respect it. But, your time has come to an end... pack it in.	
(voting for Danni) I feel bad that this is the way it turned out for you. Luck is a huge factor in this game... and there was just no way we could vote one of our own. Sorry, Danni.	Sheamus
(voting for Danni) I feel bad that this is the way it turned out for you. Luck is a huge factor in this game... and there was just no way we could vote one of our own. Sorry, Danni.	
Reniero, you're definitely a lot more confrontational than I expected. All your supposed strong qualities aren't of use to this tribe anymore. It's nothing personal as always, and I hope after this we can do a workout session.	Danni
Reniero, you're definitely a lot more confrontational than I expected. All your supposed strong qualities aren't of use to this tribe anymore. It's nothing personal as always, and I hope after this we can do a workout session.	
(vote not shown) Sorry, you've been a great friend to me, and I hate that it came down to this.	Abbas
(vote not shown) Sorry, you've been a great friend to me, and I hate that it came down to this.	
Abbas apologises to Reniero as he grabs his torch, but is ultimately ignored. Sheamus shakes his head, feeling as surprised by the result as his friend. As Reniero leaves the tribal council area blindsided, Danni sits smiling, telling the entire tribe that she has their backs and will prove they made the right decision. The four Mogo Mogo members return to camp, hoping to somehow overcome being down in numbers despite now being less unified than ever.
==Tribal Council==
Tribal Council 6:Mogo Mogo	Tribal Council 6:Mogo Mogo	 	
VotedAgainst 	Voter 	 	
Reniero (3 votes) 	Abbas, Danni, Mina 	 	
Danni (2 votes) 	Reniero, Sheamus 	 	
VOTED OFF:Reniero 	VOTED OFF:Reniero 	VOTED OFF:Reniero	VOTED OFF:Reniero
===Final Words===
Props to Danni, she did what she had to do tonight and it worked out. Abbas and Mina are both spineless as far as I'm concerned. They lied to me for eighteen days. They pretend to be these nice honourable people, but they've showed their true characters. I'm praying hard for Sheamus, and I hope he can go all the way... but he's not cut from the same cloth as these schemers. Survivor doesn't reward the best player or the best person... usually just the best at selling out their morals. I'm just not made to win this game.	Reniero
Props to Danni, she did what she had to do tonight and it worked out. Abbas and Mina are both spineless as far as I'm concerned. They lied to me for eighteen days. They pretend to be these nice honourable people, but they've showed their true characters. I'm praying hard for Sheamus, and I hope he can go all the way... but he's not cut from the same cloth as these schemers. Survivor doesn't reward the best player or the best person... usually just the best at selling out their morals. I'm just not made to win this game.	
===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