I'm No Superhero

"I'm No Superhero"	"I'm No Superhero"
 	
Season 	Survivor: All-Stars
Episode Number 	3/13 (095)
First Broadcast 	February 26, 2020
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I'm No Superhero is the third episode of Survivor: All-Stars.
==Story==
===Day 6 (Night)===
The five members left on the Chapera tribe arrive back at camp having just voted ex-Sole Survivor Carlson from the game in a 4-2 vote, with only Isaiah voting alongside him.
I don't know what the hell my tribe was thinkin' tonight. We had a chance to vote Neasa out of the game, and these idiots voted Carlson out. Carlson weren't doing nothing to no one!	Isaiah
I don't know what the hell my tribe was thinkin' tonight. We had a chance to vote Neasa out of the game, and these idiots voted Carlson out. Carlson weren't doing nothing to no one!	
Isaiah seems visibly detached from his tribe, breaking up firewood on the side in annoyance. Neasa, Holly and Adela talk to one another, with both Holly and Neasa seeming in high spirits after being on the right side of the vote.
I was extremely nervous that I'd be voted out tonight. Going into tribal council, I knew that it would be myself or Carlson leaving, and I just had to make the case for Carlson to go home. Thankfully, Adela and Ben sided with me and Holly... and now we've got the four of us in control of the votes. I hate that Isaiah is still here, because I know he's going to make life difficult for all of us whilst he's still here. Losing in three days time and having to vote somebody else out might be a blessing.	Neasa
I was extremely nervous that I'd be voted out tonight. Going into tribal council, I knew that it would be myself or Carlson leaving, and I just had to make the case for Carlson to go home. Thankfully, Adela and Ben sided with me and Holly... and now we've got the four of us in control of the votes. I hate that Isaiah is still here, because I know he's going to make life difficult for all of us whilst he's still here. Losing in three days time and having to vote somebody else out might be a blessing.	
Ben approaches the lonesome Isaiah, putting a hand on his arm and whispering that "(we'll) talk" in the morning, trying to give his tribe-mate confidence that he isn't completely on the outs like it may seem.
===Day 7===
===Chapera===
All five members of the tribe sit around to listen to tree-mail, enjoying what appears to be a dry-weather day in Panama. Ben continues sitting with Isaiah, who he is trying to ensure feels secure enough with him despite being lied to at the previous tribal council.
Voting out Carlson was the smartest strategic decision I could've made last night. I don't doubt that Neasa is a dangerous player, but she's really under constant scrutiny from others because of how she played, and that took a lot of attention away from Carlson. We'd easily forget that he also won this game before, and he was liked by almost everyone. He had the ability to skate through unscathed if we just fed into this Neasa versus Isaiah situation. Now, I feel like I've got Adela closely alongside me, and I know that Isaiah would rather trust me even though I lied to him than consider working with Neasa and Holly. The two girls won't expect anything but to vote Isaiah next. I'm set up perfectly to really keep control over how this tribe votes, and the only way that could have happened was sending Carlson home.	Ben
Voting out Carlson was the smartest strategic decision I could've made last night. I don't doubt that Neasa is a dangerous player, but she's really under constant scrutiny from others because of how she played, and that took a lot of attention away from Carlson. We'd easily forget that he also won this game before, and he was liked by almost everyone. He had the ability to skate through unscathed if we just fed into this Neasa versus Isaiah situation. Now, I feel like I've got Adela closely alongside me, and I know that Isaiah would rather trust me even though I lied to him than consider working with Neasa and Holly. The two girls won't expect anything but to vote Isaiah next. I'm set up perfectly to really keep control over how this tribe votes, and the only way that could have happened was sending Carlson home.	
Neasa reads tree mail aloud to the tribe, informing them that they will be taking part in a 24-hour reward challenge in which they must build a shelter by utilising a vast tool-set provided. All five seem excited by this, inspecting the array of tools they now have to improve the living conditions around camp.
Our task is to use these tools provided to build ourselves a shelter and whichever tribes are deemed to have built the best will win reward. The good thing is that even if you lose today, the tools we've gotten are going to make our shelter that much better. I think this'll be a test for us given how we've been the last few days, because unless we work together well as a tribe, we won't see any sort of victory.	Neasa
Our task is to use these tools provided to build ourselves a shelter and whichever tribes are deemed to have built the best will win reward. The good thing is that even if you lose today, the tools we've gotten are going to make our shelter that much better. I think this'll be a test for us given how we've been the last few days, because unless we work together well as a tribe, we won't see any sort of victory.	
The group get to building their shelter, which they unanimously agree should be built off the ground in order to combat potential flooding and further rainstorms. All five seem to pitch in well during the building, proving that the tribe still has a good work ethic despite their differences.
At first, things seemed to be going well. We were all working hard, and I actually thought that maybe we had overcome any differences for the good of the tribe. But, out of nowhere... Neasa and Isaiah just started up again over misplaced nails or something stupid. It threw all of us off task and I think screwed us out of any shot we had.	Adela
At first, things seemed to be going well. We were all working hard, and I actually thought that maybe we had overcome any differences for the good of the tribe. But, out of nowhere... Neasa and Isaiah just started up again over misplaced nails or something stupid. It threw all of us off task and I think screwed us out of any shot we had.	
Holly somewhat intervenes after Isaiah begins cursing at Neasa, whilst Adela and Ben do their best to ignore the continues drama between the pair.
I hate this tribe. I just hate it so much. Adela and Ben are alright, but they allowed this s**t to continue. We had the votes to send Neasa home, and now she's still here and this s**t don't stop. I don't even want to help these people anymore. Screw them. Screw this tribe.	Isaiah
I hate this tribe. I just hate it so much. Adela and Ben are alright, but they allowed this s**t to continue. We had the votes to send Neasa home, and now she's still here and this s**t don't stop. I don't even want to help these people anymore. Screw them. Screw this tribe.	
Isaiah spends a few moments looking for the nails, but after failing to locate them opts to give up on nailing the boards together, leaving Adela to attempt to tie them using vines and rope. Ben and Isaiah spend the rest of the day working together, with the tribe agreeing that separating The Amazon alumni might be for the best until the task is finished.
Camp should be my place of solace, but all it has been for the past few days is a fighting ring where Isaiah can take verbal hits at me without anybody really stopping him. I feel let down because in my original season I would speak up if I saw people being treated this way. I think others would too... but this time, it feels as though only Holly has my back. Adela and Ben criticise Isaiah, but are too focused on the game to show any sort of humanity and call him out completely. The worst thing is, it'll probably pay off for them in the end... and I don't know what kind of message that sends about Survivor as an extension of society.	Neasa
Camp should be my place of solace, but all it has been for the past few days is a fighting ring where Isaiah can take verbal hits at me without anybody really stopping him. I feel let down because in my original season I would speak up if I saw people being treated this way. I think others would too... but this time, it feels as though only Holly has my back. Adela and Ben criticise Isaiah, but are too focused on the game to show any sort of humanity and call him out completely. The worst thing is, it'll probably pay off for them in the end... and I don't know what kind of message that sends about Survivor as an extension of society.	
Neasa privately wipes visible tears from her face as she continues working, with Adela and Holly oblivious to this in the background. Elsewhere, Ben and Isaiah talk together about the situation on the tribe.
I don't wanna be that guy who screams and shouts all day. I came back here to enjoy myself and have some fun playing this game. Neasa being here is the only thing preventing me from doing that. Once we get her off, this tribe will get back to winning these challenges. I ain't crazy and I know that's a fact.	Isaiah
I don't wanna be that guy who screams and shouts all day. I came back here to enjoy myself and have some fun playing this game. Neasa being here is the only thing preventing me from doing that. Once we get her off, this tribe will get back to winning these challenges. I ain't crazy and I know that's a fact.	
===Mogo Mogo===
After receiving their tree mail, the group get to planning what their shelter design should be. Whilst discussing, Delma continuously scratches bug bites which are covering her body, much to the protest of others.
The bugs are absolutely killing me out here. They don't leave a patch of skin un-feasted. It's driving me insane! You go to the water... they're there. You go to the shelter... they're there. You go to the woods to do your business... they bite where the business happens!	Delma
The bugs are absolutely killing me out here. They don't leave a patch of skin un-feasted. It's driving me insane! You go to the water... they're there. You go to the shelter... they're there. You go to the woods to do your business... they bite where the business happens!	
Sheamus and Reniero both take lead on the design and construction of the shelter due to their professional backgrounds and desired leadership over the tribe. Abbas, Delma and Mina all gladly follow their lead, enabling the tribe to work together well to create a slightly raised shelter with personalised details.
Reniero and I do take the lead quite a lot on our tribe, and I don't think that's a negative thing. Of course, I worry about being perceived as an inept leader or a dictator, because that's a sure way to get yourself voted out early. But, I think the tribe really respect us both, and we all bring different strengths so that nobody feels like they're being purposely outshone.	Sheamus
Reniero and I do take the lead quite a lot on our tribe, and I don't think that's a negative thing. Of course, I worry about being perceived as an inept leader or a dictator, because that's a sure way to get yourself voted out early. But, I think the tribe really respect us both, and we all bring different strengths so that nobody feels like they're being purposely outshone.	
Once the bulk of the shelter has been built, Sheamus, Mina and Delma work on finalising certain touches, whilst Abbas and Reniero continue the last bit of major physical work.
Because as a tribe we haven't gone to tribal council now for four days, I think we've settled in more to this sense of normality that gives a false sense of security. Nobody really strikes me as the weak link... a few days ago I'd have said Delma, but she's still very close with Sheamus. Reniero is probably the least connected person here, and he could be seen as a swing vote or he could be an easy vote. It's always worth thinking about these things, but I somewhat feel as though as a tribe we aren't destined to make any tough decisions anytime soon. We've come first in the last two challenges, and we just need to ensure we don't come last again... which judging by our competitors I think we can do.	Mina
Because as a tribe we haven't gone to tribal council now for four days, I think we've settled in more to this sense of normality that gives a false sense of security. Nobody really strikes me as the weak link... a few days ago I'd have said Delma, but she's still very close with Sheamus. Reniero is probably the least connected person here, and he could be seen as a swing vote or he could be an easy vote. It's always worth thinking about these things, but I somewhat feel as though as a tribe we aren't destined to make any tough decisions anytime soon. We've come first in the last two challenges, and we just need to ensure we don't come last again... which judging by our competitors I think we can do.	
Listening to Delma and Sheamus talk, they really have too many connections in the game. If Neasa and Isaiah are both still here, that's two people on the Chapera tribe they could potentially work with based off being from the same season. Sheamus even said he hoped Isaiah would be safe. Holly and I played together, and as much as I love her I couldn't care at this point if she's here or not... sorry to say that, Holly! I need to worry about who's on my tribe, not somebody else's. Abbas is who they're looking to target next, but that's the person I am aligned with, so I can't allow it. It really tells me that if we somehow go back to tribal council, I still need to break up Sheamus and Delma... and the only way I can do that is to somehow get Reniero on my side.	Mina
Listening to Delma and Sheamus talk, they really have too many connections in the game. If Neasa and Isaiah are both still here, that's two people on the Chapera tribe they could potentially work with based off being from the same season. Sheamus even said he hoped Isaiah would be safe. Holly and I played together, and as much as I love her I couldn't care at this point if she's here or not... sorry to say that, Holly! I need to worry about who's on my tribe, not somebody else's. Abbas is who they're looking to target next, but that's the person I am aligned with, so I can't allow it. It really tells me that if we somehow go back to tribal council, I still need to break up Sheamus and Delma... and the only way I can do that is to somehow get Reniero on my side.	
Down on the beach, Abbas and Reniero carry along pieces of wood which they've gather to cut apart for the finishing touches of their new shelter. Whilst walking, the boys talk about their confidence given how well the group has been performing. Reniero lets slip that he has confidence in the whole tribe, and that even the "weakest member" Delma has been pulling her weight.
After a not so great start, I think I have managed to find my footing on this tribe. Mina and I have solidified that we're sticking together, and I think Reniero respects me as a physical asset more than Delma. I don't know how hard Reniero is playing this game, or if he's looking at things purely from a logical standpoint of winning challenges. He might be thinking ten steps ahead, and if that's the case then my physical strength won't count for enough.	Abbas
After a not so great start, I think I have managed to find my footing on this tribe. Mina and I have solidified that we're sticking together, and I think Reniero respects me as a physical asset more than Delma. I don't know how hard Reniero is playing this game, or if he's looking at things purely from a logical standpoint of winning challenges. He might be thinking ten steps ahead, and if that's the case then my physical strength won't count for enough.	
===Saboga===
After reading their tree mail, Saboga are informed that due to having a numbers advantage over their competitors, that they must select one tribe member to sit out and refrain from participating at all in constructing the shelter.
For some reason my tribe forced me into sitting out today, so I've just got to sit around and do nothing whilst they all work. It's a little unfair considering I've not performed badly in a single challenge... and I think I've probably done more than Salma can with building the shelter. She lived in a cave last time for God's sake. But, it 'had' to be me or Danni sitting for reasons I can't possibly imagine (eye-roll).	Daisy
For some reason my tribe forced me into sitting out today, so I've just got to sit around and do nothing whilst they all work. It's a little unfair considering I've not performed badly in a single challenge... and I think I've probably done more than Salma can with building the shelter. She lived in a cave last time for God's sake. But, it 'had' to be me or Danni sitting for reasons I can't possibly imagine (eye-roll).	
The five competitors get to building their shelter, having decided to take a risk by building a wide shelter with dense flooring. All five prove to be workhorses when it comes to physically assembling the shelter and preparing the needed materials, working together well as Daisy sits silently on the sidelines. Whilst collecting more wood together, Salma comments to Michael that the five of them "work well together", trying to get into his head that Daisy is not an essential member of the team, whilst also trying to raise her own stock.
I'm still desperately hoping that I can somehow overcome this age barrier I've got on my tribe. It doesn't matter what I do, I'll always be the useless old woman to some people. If I can't show them that I'm more valuable that at least one other person, then I'll eventually leave this game. It doesn't matter when we lose... in two days time... five days time... eight days time... I'll be the first one gone unless I can convince enough of my tribe that somebody like Daisy isn't needed and that I am.	Salma
I'm still desperately hoping that I can somehow overcome this age barrier I've got on my tribe. It doesn't matter what I do, I'll always be the useless old woman to some people. If I can't show them that I'm more valuable that at least one other person, then I'll eventually leave this game. It doesn't matter when we lose... in two days time... five days time... eight days time... I'll be the first one gone unless I can convince enough of my tribe that somebody like Daisy isn't needed and that I am.	
As time goes on, Michael begins to look visibly tired, and is asked to rest by Teddy.
I don't know what it is about the second time playing. I feel as if my body has aged ten years in a matter of weeks (laughs). I never really struggled too much with surviving in Pearl Islands, but coming back so soon is putting huge pressure on my body. I don't want to push myself so much that I cause any harm, but I don't want to be that guy who takes a step down and then people can say 'Michael is lazy'.	Michael
I don't know what it is about the second time playing. I feel as if my body has aged ten years in a matter of weeks (laughs). I never really struggled too much with surviving in Pearl Islands, but coming back so soon is putting huge pressure on my body. I don't want to push myself so much that I cause any harm, but I don't want to be that guy who takes a step down and then people can say 'Michael is lazy'.	
Once the group has finished, they all seem pleased with their final result. Despite assurances that it looks good enough, Michael continues working on the shelter after sunset. Salma also joins him, wanting to continue working to seem of use to her tribe. Daisy and Teddy watch from the sidelines, noting the behaviour of their tribe mates.
This feels like an important challenge not only because what's potentially on offer, but because whatever we make we'll now be living in. The appreciation for a good shelter goes way beyond most things... and everyone here can say they helped build this amazing home. Everyone except me. Maybe when the challenge is over I can add my own personal touch just so I can say I did something (laughs).	Daisy
This feels like an important challenge not only because what's potentially on offer, but because whatever we make we'll now be living in. The appreciation for a good shelter goes way beyond most things... and everyone here can say they helped build this amazing home. Everyone except me. Maybe when the challenge is over I can add my own personal touch just so I can say I did something (laughs).	
Sometimes people just do too much out here and it's obvious. I feel I can get praise for working my ass off and nobody suspects anything other than it's me being a provider. But, when Michael does it... there's this aspect of... well, to put it bluntly... it's annoying. He loves being this leader that he's got to work non-stop even when he looks like he's about to be the first Survivor death. He was sweating so much that I almost asked him to step away from the fire so he didn't hose it out. I like Michael, and I think we all respect what he does. But, it's just too much. My priority is still keeping together my winners... Daisy and Salma... my girl Danni... and my brother out here; Will. Michael is the person who I've got the smallest bond with, and he's who I need to go if we ever have to go to tribal council. I hope for his sake that we don't go anytime soon, because he really doesn't deserve to go anywhere this early. But, if someone has to go it's gotta be Michael.	Teddy
Sometimes people just do too much out here and it's obvious. I feel I can get praise for working my ass off and nobody suspects anything other than it's me being a provider. But, when Michael does it... there's this aspect of... well, to put it bluntly... it's annoying. He loves being this leader that he's got to work non-stop even when he looks like he's about to be the first Survivor death. He was sweating so much that I almost asked him to step away from the fire so he didn't hose it out. I like Michael, and I think we all respect what he does. But, it's just too much. My priority is still keeping together my winners... Daisy and Salma... my girl Danni... and my brother out here; Will. Michael is the person who I've got the smallest bond with, and he's who I need to go if we ever have to go to tribal council. I hope for his sake that we don't go anytime soon, because he really doesn't deserve to go anywhere this early. But, if someone has to go it's gotta be Michael.	
===Day 8===
===Chapera===
The tribe sit around waiting for Jeff to visit their camp, unsure how their shelter will be judged. Several members of the tribe seem less than confident, with the fights the previous day having stilted the tribes ability to complete the shelter to the highest quality.
Our shelter looks... shoddy. It feels unfinished, and we just didn't communicate together well even though we agreed on the same design. I'm not going to hold my breath for a win today.	Adela
Our shelter looks... shoddy. It feels unfinished, and we just didn't communicate together well even though we agreed on the same design. I'm not going to hold my breath for a win today.	
Jeff and judge Rafa arrive at the camp, being given a tour around by Neasa who is acting as the tribes spokesperson. Rafa seems to like the tribes design, but worries about the end product, in particular the looseness of the raised flooring upon applying minimal force. As Rafa tries to put his body weight on a portion, the flooring begins to crumble beneath him. The tribe all look visibly disappointed, knowing that this will almost certainly count them out of a first place finish.
When Rafa slightly raised himself onto the platform and it creeks and cracked... I knew we was done. Maybe if I had my nails to secure it then it wouldn't have happened.	Isaiah
When Rafa slightly raised himself onto the platform and it creeks and cracked... I knew we was done. Maybe if I had my nails to secure it then it wouldn't have happened.	
Jeff and Rafa thank the tribe for their hospitality, letting them know that if they are successful they'll receive an airdrop sometime later in the day, whilst second place will receive a clue in their tree mail.
===Mogo Mogo===
Reniero welcomes Jeff and Rafa to the camp, being the main individual to show them around. Reniero's lack of enthusiasm when showing the guests around concerns some of his tribe mates, who feel he should be pitching their design and ideas as if he were a salesman.
Reniero really makes me laugh sometimes. He's always so serious and sometimes can seem as if he's angry even when he's not (laughs). He's like... (speaking monotonously) 'this is a wooden floor we cut... this is a wooden wall we cut'. I would have danced around that shelter like I was one of those game-show girls in a bikini showing contestants what they could've won!	Mina
Reniero really makes me laugh sometimes. He's always so serious and sometimes can seem as if he's angry even when he's not (laughs). He's like... (speaking monotonously) 'this is a wooden floor we cut... this is a wooden wall we cut'. I would have danced around that shelter like I was one of those game-show girls in a bikini showing contestants what they could've won!	
The rest of the tribe ultimately jump in on the presentation, wanting the judges to be as pleased with their shelter as they are. Rafa seems impressed by the shelter and it's durability, nodding in approval as he leaves the camp.
We've done all we can now, and I just hope that whatever Chapera and Saboga made sucked compared to ours. Second place is nice... but it never won anyone anything worth raving about.	Reniero
We've done all we can now, and I just hope that whatever Chapera and Saboga made sucked compared to ours. Second place is nice... but it never won anyone anything worth raving about.	
===Saboga===
Michael leads the tour initially for Jeff and Rafa, whilst others role-play positions around the camp in order to demonstrate the success of their new shelter. Teddy hangs up fishing gear in a kitchen area whilst Danni prepares a pre-caught fish, whilst Daisy and Salma relax next to a games-board and table where they've created a game of 'Survivor chequers'. Outside, William preaches a sermon to empty stools, standing next to a waist high mantelpiece with an impressive cross carved into it, which greatly amuses Jeff and Rafa.
Nobody loves our saviour Jesus Christ and his father the Lord more than Panamanians (laughs). I'm using religion for good here... I'm bribing our judge. If somehow Rafa is an atheist then I say we're finished (laughs).	William
Nobody loves our saviour Jesus Christ and his father the Lord more than Panamanians (laughs). I'm using religion for good here... I'm bribing our judge. If somehow Rafa is an atheist then I say we're finished (laughs).	
The judge did seem pleased with what he saw, and I hope it means we've got this one because I've really poured my heart and soul into building this thing. It felt as though we entertained them too during our show around, so I just... hope that gives us extra points for creativity.	Michael
The judge did seem pleased with what he saw, and I hope it means we've got this one because I've really poured my heart and soul into building this thing. It felt as though we entertained them too during our show around, so I just... hope that gives us extra points for creativity.	
===Reward Challenge===
Reward Challenge: Better Homes and Island Living
From Tree Mail, tribes would receive tools from Home Depot and must construct a decent shelter using the provided tools under 24 hours. The next day, the host will bring an expert to judge these shelters. The shelter that would be deemed as the most liveable shelter would win reward.
Reward: First placing tribe would win a crate containing tarps, blankets, and wine to be dropped from a plane; also a clue to where their next rice box key is buried. The tribe that would have the second best shelter will also receive a clue to their rice box key.
Winners (according to finish): Saboga and Mogo Mogo
===Chapera===
An hour or so after inspection, the group see the plane flying over their camp, unsurprisingly passes over without making a drop.
I'm so tired of this mentality that it doesn't matter if we lose because it's just a reward. Everything has a follow on effect in this game, and we're now on our third consecutive loss as a tribe. We're well on our way to going back to tribal council again and we'll be down to just four of us. We should've just voted Neasa or Isaiah out because their interactions have made our tribe so toxic that we're unable to function in any aspect of camp life or challenges.	Adela
I'm so tired of this mentality that it doesn't matter if we lose because it's just a reward. Everything has a follow on effect in this game, and we're now on our third consecutive loss as a tribe. We're well on our way to going back to tribal council again and we'll be down to just four of us. We should've just voted Neasa or Isaiah out because their interactions have made our tribe so toxic that we're unable to function in any aspect of camp life or challenges.	
After not receiving any tree mail later in the day, the group confirms that they placed last in the reward challenge. The mood seems glum around camp, and things quickly get worse by the evening when the rainstorms return once again, leaving the group exposed in their new poorly made shelter.
We really just can't catch a break. Everything for our tribe goes from bad to worse, and I'd laugh if I wasn't so close to crying again. We're just trying to huddle underneath the floor of our shelter, because the roof is leaking... but on the floor the water is collecting and making the sand unbearable. It's going to be a rough night for all of us.	Neasa
We really just can't catch a break. Everything for our tribe goes from bad to worse, and I'd laugh if I wasn't so close to crying again. We're just trying to huddle underneath the floor of our shelter, because the roof is leaking... but on the floor the water is collecting and making the sand unbearable. It's going to be a rough night for all of us.	
===Mogo Mogo===
The group cheer on the beach as they see the plane approaching, calling out for it to make the drop over their camp. However, much to their disappointment the plane continues flying, leaving them as the second place finishers.
Coming second in challenges this season really isn't the end of the world right now, and that's a good thing. Obviously you always want to win in anything you do, but sometimes you don't and that's okay. You can look at what you've done and still be proud even if a victory wasn't the end result. I might say this from a mentality where I've already won the game, so this time might be more about the experience. But, I think it's just how I look at life. Being out here is such a huge gift, and just to play this game and take part in these crazy challenges is enough for me... I want to win... but if I don't I'm not going to blame myself or anyone else. I just worry people like Sheamus put too much pressure on themselves and have expectations so high that he'll never be satisfied in this game.	Abbas
Coming second in challenges this season really isn't the end of the world right now, and that's a good thing. Obviously you always want to win in anything you do, but sometimes you don't and that's okay. You can look at what you've done and still be proud even if a victory wasn't the end result. I might say this from a mentality where I've already won the game, so this time might be more about the experience. But, I think it's just how I look at life. Being out here is such a huge gift, and just to play this game and take part in these crazy challenges is enough for me... I want to win... but if I don't I'm not going to blame myself or anyone else. I just worry people like Sheamus put too much pressure on themselves and have expectations so high that he'll never be satisfied in this game.	
Later on in the day, Sheamus heads to tree mail where he finds the next clue to the second chest key, confirming that they finished in second place. Sheamus opts to go looking for the key alone, wanting to be the one to find it for his tribe. After twenty minutes, he's able to locate the key, much to his own happiness.
I definitely had a feeling of guilt today when we didn't come first. I'm a roofer by trade, and I think I probably built myself up too much and underestimated my competition. This is All-Stars, and I can't forget who I'm up against. I wanted to try and redeem myself in the eyes of my tribe, and thankfully I was able to find the key. Bringing it back... getting that second lock undone... it felt like we'd at least achieved something from this challenge, and that it wasn't some failure on my part. I know the group don't look at it that way, but I just want to get these wins for us. The 'Captain America' jokes probably went to my head too much, but I'm no superhero. I'm just one of sixteen people still trying to win a million dollars.	Sheamus
I definitely had a feeling of guilt today when we didn't come first. I'm a roofer by trade, and I think I probably built myself up too much and underestimated my competition. This is All-Stars, and I can't forget who I'm up against. I wanted to try and redeem myself in the eyes of my tribe, and thankfully I was able to find the key. Bringing it back... getting that second lock undone... it felt like we'd at least achieved something from this challenge, and that it wasn't some failure on my part. I know the group don't look at it that way, but I just want to get these wins for us. The 'Captain America' jokes probably went to my head too much, but I'm no superhero. I'm just one of sixteen people still trying to win a million dollars.	
The tribe celebrate Sheamus' find and all praise his actions, reminding him once again that he has "nothing to redeem (himself) for". Abbas hugs Sheamus, telling him to hold more self-belief, which brings tears to Sheamus' eyes, who clearly feels emotionally drained from the days events. The group bond over this moment, all embracing in a tribe-hug and assuring themselves that they'll continue placing well in the challenges and all see their way to the next stage of the game.
During the night, the rainstorm appears over the Mogo Mogo camp. The group remain well covered in their new shelter, adding further praise to Sheamus' well-built roof. Reniero is also given praise, having been a major force in the construction. Both boys return the praise to their tribe mates, reminding them that everything they do is a group effort.
You always have to do the chivalrous thing and say 'oh no, no... it was all of us'. Of course I'm thinking yeah, it was mostly me and Sheamus (laughs). We work well together as a group, and it doesn't matter who leads or who doesn't. If we lose, we all go to tribal council together and somebody goes home. We'll be determined to make sure that's none of us tomorrow.	Reniero
You always have to do the chivalrous thing and say 'oh no, no... it was all of us'. Of course I'm thinking yeah, it was mostly me and Sheamus (laughs). We work well together as a group, and it doesn't matter who leads or who doesn't. If we lose, we all go to tribal council together and somebody goes home. We'll be determined to make sure that's none of us tomorrow.	
===Saboga===
The six Saboga members stand on the beach watching as the plane approaches, all breaking out into cheers of joy when they see a crate thrown from it's side, slowly floating down into their water. Teddy and Michael go out to retrieve the box, bringing it back for the rest of the tribe.
Coming first was totally an amazing feeling today. It's a little weird for me because I had a shelter built for me and now am going to share in the rewarded. I'm not sure if I should step back a bit and let them know that I didn't do much, or if I need to fake it and be like 'oh my God guys, we did it!' I really spent my day yesterday cleaning my nails and thinking about what colour I'll paint them when I'm off this island.	Daisy
Coming first was totally an amazing feeling today. It's a little weird for me because I had a shelter built for me and now am going to share in the rewarded. I'm not sure if I should step back a bit and let them know that I didn't do much, or if I need to fake it and be like 'oh my God guys, we did it!' I really spent my day yesterday cleaning my nails and thinking about what colour I'll paint them when I'm off this island.	
The group break the crate open, finding it filled with tarps, blankets and a bottle of red wine.
We got so much great stuff from this crate. We've finally got something comfortable to lay down on, which when your bones are as old as mine means a hell of a lot more than a bottle of wine. Not that I was going to pass that up either.	Salma
We got so much great stuff from this crate. We've finally got something comfortable to lay down on, which when your bones are as old as mine means a hell of a lot more than a bottle of wine. Not that I was going to pass that up either.	
All the tribe members apart from William begin drinking the wine, passing it around until the bottle is gone. Due to their lack of subsistence, several tribe members appear to have gotten tipsy off the alcoholic beverage, particularly Danni and Daisy, who lay on the blankets hugging and laughing. Teddy also appears to be somewhat drunk, dancing around the fire whilst drinking the final sips of wine as Salma, William and Michael clap along in entertainment.
I personally didn't indulge in the wine today, but I was more than happy for the rest of my tribe to let go and enjoy themselves. We earned this win and it's great to see it actually count for something. Teddy makes me laugh, he really does. He's just a constant source of positive energy that I'm glad to be with. I love them all though. Honestly, there isn't a single person in this group that I'm upset is on my tribe. It's just that worry looms over us as to when this will all end, and who the reality of the game will come crashing down on first will be.	William
I personally didn't indulge in the wine today, but I was more than happy for the rest of my tribe to let go and enjoy themselves. We earned this win and it's great to see it actually count for something. Teddy makes me laugh, he really does. He's just a constant source of positive energy that I'm glad to be with. I love them all though. Honestly, there isn't a single person in this group that I'm upset is on my tribe. It's just that worry looms over us as to when this will all end, and who the reality of the game will come crashing down on first will be.	
===Day 9===
===Chapera===
The group stand around their camp, all soaking wet as a result of the continuing rainstorm. Almost all of them look exhausted, having failed to get any rest throughout the night.
This time the game feels a lot more exhausting. Not just because the competition is higher, but the survival seems tougher than before. I had a shorter break between playing than the rest of my tribe... and I just feel it's getting to me.	Holly
This time the game feels a lot more exhausting. Not just because the competition is higher, but the survival seems tougher than before. I had a shorter break between playing than the rest of my tribe... and I just feel it's getting to me.	
We're all feeling less than confident going into today's challenge. It'll be our fourth straight loss if we can't pull it off, and then we'll be down another member. I'm not scared that I'll be in trouble if we lose, but I still want to keep our numbers up. There's no point using up a safety net this early when there's still another thirty days to go.	Ben
We're all feeling less than confident going into today's challenge. It'll be our fourth straight loss if we can't pull it off, and then we'll be down another member. I'm not scared that I'll be in trouble if we lose, but I still want to keep our numbers up. There's no point using up a safety net this early when there's still another thirty days to go.	
===Saboga===
During the early hours of the morning, the group are awoken by Michael vomiting over in a nearby bush. Salma ventures out into the rain to try and comfort him, but he tells her he is simply unwell due to the alcohol in his system.
We all got a little carried away last night with the drinking. Thankfully we had this amazing shelter and tarp to keep us dry, because the heavens have opened once again. Michael is probably regretting drinking at this stage, but the only thing he can do is hope it's all up before we compete today.	Salma
We all got a little carried away last night with the drinking. Thankfully we had this amazing shelter and tarp to keep us dry, because the heavens have opened once again. Michael is probably regretting drinking at this stage, but the only thing he can do is hope it's all up before we compete today.	
Teddy reads tree mail to the group, informing them that once again they must sit somebody out during the upcoming immunity challenge. Daisy decides to speak boldly, wanting to ensure the best possible outcome for the tribe.
Michael really doesn't quit, which is admirable but just so frustrating. He can't see that he's in bad shape today and it could hold us back, which means we lose the challenge and one of us go home. That person could be him if he manages to screw up. I want to just tell him there's no choice and he's sitting, because I know we're all thinking that's for the best. But, nobody else is really willing to say anything other than Teddy... and Michael won't back down if I'm the main one telling him to take rest. It is whatever though. If we lose, then it's his neck on the line.	Daisy
Michael really doesn't quit, which is admirable but just so frustrating. He can't see that he's in bad shape today and it could hold us back, which means we lose the challenge and one of us go home. That person could be him if he manages to screw up. I want to just tell him there's no choice and he's sitting, because I know we're all thinking that's for the best. But, nobody else is really willing to say anything other than Teddy... and Michael won't back down if I'm the main one telling him to take rest. It is whatever though. If we lose, then it's his neck on the line.	
===Immunity Challenge===
Challenge: Blind Cube Crisis
One tribe member would guide their blindfolded tribe mates to gather fifteen pieces to a puzzle cube that are scattered across the beach. Once all pieces are collected, the whole tribe must finish their puzzle. First two tribes to finish would win immunity.
Information: For Chapera, Ben acts as caller and is successful in guiding his tribe along the course of the challenge, only momentarily having issues with Adela who accidentally walks out of earshot. However, she is able to quickly recover. For Mogo Mogo, Mina strongly performs as caller and guides her tribe quickly, only having one issue when Abbas picks up the wrong piece, but is able to get him back to fix this. The Mogo Mogo tribe is then able to all work well together on the challenge, leading them to another victory. For Saboga, Michael acts as caller, but miserably fails at guiding his tribe. Both Teddy and Daisy struggle to follow his instructions, with most of the blame falling on Michael. Upon building the puzzle, Danni and Salma both perform well in giving the tribe a chance to catch up. However, Chapera's lead over them is proved too great, and they are able to surprise themselves by finishing in second place, leaving Saboga as the losing tribe.
Sit-Outs: William sits out for Saboga.
Winners (according to finish): Mogo Mogo and Chapera.
===Saboga===
The tribe return to camp having just lost their first immunity challenge, knowing that for one of them this will be their final day as an All-Star. The consolation of returning to an impressive shelter seems to be insignificant to the group, who all wonder when to commence discussions as to who needs to be the first voted out.
This is an awful moment for me. Tonight, somebody has to now leave our tribe. Realistically it'll be between myself and Daisy, because things that'll be of importance right now are strength and past-history. Unfortunately, I've got the double-whammy of being the old lady who won Survivor. I just hope that the others can see that even when Daisy didn't compete, we were able to work together well and come first in the reward challenge. If I am to leave, I'll be nothing short of devastated.	Salma
This is an awful moment for me. Tonight, somebody has to now leave our tribe. Realistically it'll be between myself and Daisy, because things that'll be of importance right now are strength and past-history. Unfortunately, I've got the double-whammy of being the old lady who won Survivor. I just hope that the others can see that even when Daisy didn't compete, we were able to work together well and come first in the reward challenge. If I am to leave, I'll be nothing short of devastated.	
The group laugh at Teddy's joke, appreciative that he's still doing his best to keep them feeling positive. Everyone begins separating around the camp under the guise of daily tasks and hygiene routines, giving them opportunities to determine how their vote will go.
Seeing Carlson go was definitely a wake up call to any past winner still in this game. We've been marked for the kill since we stepped back onto an island, and we can't escape that. What we can do is try to ensure we look out for one another, and don't let the others gang up against us. I'm lucky as hell that I've got two other winners on my tribe; Daisy and Salma. There's no question for me right now that I need to vote Michael out of this game tonight. He's not doing too good physically, and his leadership obsession has gotten old real fast. He wouldn't step down today when we told him to, and now he's gotta face the consequences of that. Simple as.	Teddy
Seeing Carlson go was definitely a wake up call to any past winner still in this game. We've been marked for the kill since we stepped back onto an island, and we can't escape that. What we can do is try to ensure we look out for one another, and don't let the others gang up against us. I'm lucky as hell that I've got two other winners on my tribe; Daisy and Salma. There's no question for me right now that I need to vote Michael out of this game tonight. He's not doing too good physically, and his leadership obsession has gotten old real fast. He wouldn't step down today when we told him to, and now he's gotta face the consequences of that. Simple as.	
Daisy, Teddy and Danni find themselves off in the jungle together, quickly running through who the vote should be.
Danni sighs, clearly unsure whether voting for Michael will be the best thing for the tribe. Teddy and Daisy both however seem in complete agreement, not wanting to let Danni know that they're also looking to protect former winners in the game.
Voting for Michael just feels like a cop-out at this stage. He's had two bad days, but I really think he's more use to us than Salma is. There's a lot more going on in this group than most people want to admit... and they're too confident that the first name they say will be the last to go around.	Danni
Voting for Michael just feels like a cop-out at this stage. He's had two bad days, but I really think he's more use to us than Salma is. There's a lot more going on in this group than most people want to admit... and they're too confident that the first name they say will be the last to go around.	
Back at camp, Salma does her best to begin campaigning against Daisy, having separate conversations with both Michael and William about the dangerous she poses should a swap take place.
Today wasn't my best performance wise. I know there might be fingers pointed my way, but there's bigger fish to fry in this game. Daisy is a former winner, and she's the least trustworthy person in our group by a long way. As a tribe we need to use this loss to promote some sort of unison and come together... make it an easy vote... and send Daisy home.	Michael
Today wasn't my best performance wise. I know there might be fingers pointed my way, but there's bigger fish to fry in this game. Daisy is a former winner, and she's the least trustworthy person in our group by a long way. As a tribe we need to use this loss to promote some sort of unison and come together... make it an easy vote... and send Daisy home.	
William and Teddy go off alone as the others pack their bags around camp. Daisy communicates with Salma that the vote is going to be Michael, which Salma communicates back to Michael, further confirming his view that they need to vote Daisy from the game. Danni partially warns Daisy that Salma is not to be trusted, and that she thinks Salma could be working with Michael.
I haven't missed the paranoia that tribal council brings. I'm hearing that Salma isn't to be trusted anymore, and that annoys me because we really could have just made this easy and thrown our votes at her tonight. But, a plan is in place, and I think it would be detrimental to our alliance if we suddenly change up now when we're leaving for tribal council in a matter of minutes.	Daisy
I haven't missed the paranoia that tribal council brings. I'm hearing that Salma isn't to be trusted anymore, and that annoys me because we really could have just made this easy and thrown our votes at her tonight. But, a plan is in place, and I think it would be detrimental to our alliance if we suddenly change up now when we're leaving for tribal council in a matter of minutes.	
The pair talk for several minutes more before heading back, with Teddy trying to convince William that they need to oust Michael from the tribe. William seems unsure, telling Teddy that he's played with Daisy before and isn't certain how trustworthy she is to come forward with them.
As our first vote, it's really exposing how split we are as a group. We've got Michael annoying people, Salma being all around, Daisy being untrustworthy. I think the rest of us can take a sigh of relief because there's no way four names are coming up. It feels like this decision is going to either put me on side with Michael and Salma and take out the person I probably have the hardest time trusting out here, but it'll turn me from Teddy... who is the person I trust more than anyone out here. If I thought God cared about Survivor, I'd be asking for his guidance right now... because I really don't know which way I need to turn my vote.	William
As our first vote, it's really exposing how split we are as a group. We've got Michael annoying people, Salma being all around, Daisy being untrustworthy. I think the rest of us can take a sigh of relief because there's no way four names are coming up. It feels like this decision is going to either put me on side with Michael and Salma and take out the person I probably have the hardest time trusting out here, but it'll turn me from Teddy... who is the person I trust more than anyone out here. If I thought God cared about Survivor, I'd be asking for his guidance right now... because I really don't know which way I need to turn my vote.	
At tribal council, Jeff notes that with their loss, all three tribes have now visited a respective tribal council. Salma mentions that she believes this exemplifies the high level of competition this season, and that no single tribe is made up of "weak links". Daisy begins speaking after this, clarifying that it shouldn't mean that a tribe doesn't have it's "weak links". Jeff asks the group if anybody will be brash enough to publicly name who they perceive to be the weak link.
Jeff asks the others if they believe Michael is a credit or a weak member of the tribe, which causes most to softly come to his defence. William applauds Michael's hard work, but agrees that sometimes he needs to "listen more". Danni also notes Michael's lack of listening skills, believing he's got too much pride to take adequate rests throughout the day even when the tribe beg him to. Michael agrees that he needs to work on his ability to listen, and that he simply wants to give "110%" to his tribe mates at all times. Jeff then questions the tribe as to how they'll navigate back from their loss.
Michael, you're a nice enough guy and I'm sure you could have done more. But, you say you'll listen now that you've got no other choice. If you took my advice earlier today, we'd not be here right now. You brought this on yourself.	Daisy
Michael, you're a nice enough guy and I'm sure you could have done more. But, you say you'll listen now that you've got no other choice. If you took my advice earlier today, we'd not be here right now. You brought this on yourself.	
Daisy, you won this game in Marquesas and that's enough to warrant writing your name down. I know you've got my name in your head... so this feels somewhat personal.	Michael
Daisy, you won this game in Marquesas and that's enough to warrant writing your name down. I know you've got my name in your head... so this feels somewhat personal.	
A majority of the tribe look somewhat confused by the stray Salma vote, not completely certain where the final vote will fall.
Teddy looks over at William and Danni, knowing that both didn't stick by his plan to vote Michael out of the game. Michael seems relieved, having been surprised by how close he came to leaving the game due to his recent poor performance. The five remaining Saboga members return to camp, wondering whether ousting Daisy will keep them from losing momentum as predicted.
==Tribal Council==
Tribal Council 3:Saboga	Tribal Council 3:Saboga	 	
VotedAgainst 	Voter 	 	
Daisy (3 votes) 	Michael, Salma, William	 	
Michael (2 votes) 	Daisy, Teddy 	 	
Salma (1 vote) 	Danni 	 	
VOTED OFF:Daisy 	VOTED OFF:Daisy 	VOTED OFF:Daisy	VOTED OFF:Daisy
===Final Words===
So, it doesn't look like I'll be getting all those marriage proposals (laughs). It sucks to be out this early, and I really had hoped I'd be able to get further into this season, especially because I really had been enjoying myself. I'm surprised to be sat here right now, because I thought that we had the votes locked in to send Michael home but... I was surrounded by liars. I don't even want to guess which of them stuck by me in case I look an even bigger fool than I already do. I wish them all luck though, and I hope that they can get out of this experience what they're looking for.	Daisy
So, it doesn't look like I'll be getting all those marriage proposals (laughs). It sucks to be out this early, and I really had hoped I'd be able to get further into this season, especially because I really had been enjoying myself. I'm surprised to be sat here right now, because I thought that we had the votes locked in to send Michael home but... I was surrounded by liars. I don't even want to guess which of them stuck by me in case I look an even bigger fool than I already do. I wish them all luck though, and I hope that they can get out of this experience what they're looking for.	
===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