Rachel

is a contestant on . 
==Sierra Leone==
===Bio===
Age:25
Location:Chicago, Illinois
Tribe Designation:
===Player Review Ranking===
Rank: 3rd
Placement: 11th
Edgic: CPP3
SurvAv: 7.2
When I was still egging out the idea of hosting Endure, just generally picking at my friends as to whether or not they were interested and would play, I talked to Drew quite a bit. When I asked if he knew anyone who would want to play he said two things, one: he wouldn't play because SF would be his last game ever, two: he had a co-worker who he was absolutely in love with who he wanted to play, and that was Rachel. Call me a bit racially biased, and a little bit of a cliché homosexual, but I have a tendency to really get along with black girls, so the second Rachel popped up in her interview with her face pretty close to the webcam, I was absolutely in love with the woman (and still am.)
 When I was in Chicago, I spent a lot of time with Rachel discussing just life in general, we got drunk, she tucked me into bed, it was amazing. If Ashlee wasn't already my Mom, I would consider Rachel for permanent adoption, but she already has enough going on with babysitting Drew. So I guess I'll give her that.
Regardless, she walked out of her interview thinking that we hated her for God knows what reason which was very stupid. She was essentially automatically cast. In terms of the new person tribe, she was exactly what we were looking for - analytical thought, strategical insight, and a great personality. Hard to look for, apparently. I'm not the greatest at casting, admittedly, so Rachel came to me wrapped in a present, and I haven't had a better Christmas since.
Rachel started out on Bauxite, which we've been over tons, the enigma tribe - Rachel was in fact the person who wanted to schedule skype calls, and she did it with damn pride. A corporate America worker at work. She managed to swing over Jon and Gaston fairly quickly, and became the key player in the Bauxite tribe. She made quippy confessionals calling out her fellow new people for their lack of personalities, or strong personalities. She pulled in Nikki pretty easily as well, her and Sam didn't seem to click very well at the beginning, but quickly warmed up to each other over time.
With the tribe swap, Rachel ended up on Tasso where she quickly developed a great relationship with Alex and the two hit it off. This was a pretty short lived alliance, but as two of the most strategically sound people in the game, they managed to control quite a bit of Tasso. Rachel willingly lost Nikki, as her and Alex came to the consensus, and she pulled even Jon (Nikki's closest ally) to take her out. As Sam ended up on Tasso, Rachel quickly relinked up with her (now knowing that arranging times for meetings wasn't a thing) the two hit it off and immediately bonded in taking out Gabe. In the three tribe Rachel ended up in the every annoying Kenema tribe, and this is a little bit where her game started to throw itself away. Rachel only really signed up because of Drew, and because of that, Drew's needs took a bit of a front seat in regards to her own. Kenema was the tribe where Drew/Ricky/Patty/Rachel all came together and just kind of - fucked around. There was no switching the majority, no possibility of changing things up (something all of them were all very much aware of). They were easy to host as there was no changes and nothing to really do.
Of course, the change in this would be the Xander vote, in which knowing that I was a little bored of them, decided to switch the vote between the two minutes it took for me to call them to ask for their votes. Admittedly, it sparked things a little bit, it was an exciting tribal at the end of the day. And Rachel was a key facet. The reason Xander was taken out was because he called Rachel out for being a rat to the iSF alliance (which, I mean, she was) and Rachel and Drew did not like this at all (understandably so) so decided it would be best to take out Xander as opposed to Matt (who was more after Ricky at the time and.. who wasn't?)
Rachel then ended up on the bottom tier tribe after Drew/Patty/Ricky, which was understandable. Now for the opposite side of the argument which I've been talking shit about in literally every other ranking. Rachel played this swap perfectly. She was quite literally the only person that voting out Tom and Keith made sense for. After Jeffrey went there was no guarantee that Rachel wouldn't be next. Matt was well aware of the fact that Rachel was with Drew (though he was also hypnotized by Rachels amazingness), Rachel served as a huge threat, as opposed to Yap (who arguably could have been the next target after Jeffrey) and there was no guarantee for how long these tribes would last. There was a huge likelihood that there would be three votes at least on the two tribes. Rachel whipped in Gaston and Jon right back where she had them from the beginning, convinced them of safety moving into a merge. And flipped the vote. In my opinion, there's no one else to accredit for Tom's blindside than Rachel, she singlehandedly managed every member of the Bottom Feeders tribe into her palm.
Moving into merge, Rachel took a back seat to the ever growing iSF drama. Took note of everyone and their actions (especially Bryce). Rachel was very wary of Bryce's actions towards playing the middle and voted him right at the first merge boot to send a warning.
	Post #49: 29th Dec 2015 1:41:14 AM	 
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3. RACHEL
Placement: 11th
Edgic: CPP3
SurvAv: 7.2
Season: Sierra Leone
When I was still egging out the idea of hosting Endure, just generally picking at my friends as to whether or not they were interested and would play, I talked to Drew quite a bit. When I asked if he knew anyone who would want to play he said two things, one: he wouldn't play because SF would be his last game ever, two: he had a co-worker who he was absolutely in love with who he wanted to play, and that was Rachel. Call me a bit racially biased, and a little bit of a cliché homosexual, but I have a tendency to really get along with black girls, so the second Rachel popped up in her interview with her face pretty close to the webcam, I was absolutely in love with the woman (and still am.)
I honestly just realized I don't have a picture of me and Rachel besides this one of me giving her a lap dance ??
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And that's tragic, but I'm sure I'll be back in Chicago real soon and I'll get a cuter picture. When I was in Chicago, I spent a lot of time with Rachel discussing just life in general, we got drunk, she tucked me into bed, it was amazing. If Ashlee wasn't already my Mom, I would consider Rachel for permanent adoption, but she already has enough going on with babysitting Drew. So I guess I'll give her that.
Regardless, she walked out of her interview thinking that we hated her for God knows what reason which was very stupid. She was essentially automatically cast. In terms of the new person tribe, she was exactly what we were looking for - analytical thought, strategical insight, and a great personality. Hard to look for, apparently. I'm not the greatest at casting, admittedly, so Rachel came to me wrapped in a present, and I haven't had a better Christmas since.
Rachel started out on Bauxite, which we've been over tons, the enigma tribe - Rachel was in fact the person who wanted to schedule skype calls, and she did it with damn pride. A corporate America worker at work. She managed to swing over Jon and Gaston fairly quickly, and became the key player in the Bauxite tribe. She made quippy confessionals calling out her fellow new people for their lack of personalities, or strong personalities. She pulled in Nikki pretty easily as well, her and Sam didn't seem to click very well at the beginning, but quickly warmed up to each other over time.
With the tribe swap, Rachel ended up on Tasso where she quickly developed a great relationship with Alex and the two hit it off. This was a pretty short lived alliance, but as two of the most strategically sound people in the game, they managed to control quite a bit of Tasso. Rachel willingly lost Nikki, as her and Alex came to the consensus, and she pulled even Jon (Nikki's closest ally) to take her out. As Sam ended up on Tasso, Rachel quickly relinked up with her (now knowing that arranging times for meetings wasn't a thing) the two hit it off and immediately bonded in taking out Gabe. In the three tribe Rachel ended up in the every annoying Kenema tribe, and this is a little bit where her game started to throw itself away. Rachel only really signed up because of Drew, and because of that, Drew's needs took a bit of a front seat in regards to her own. Kenema was the tribe where Drew/Ricky/Patty/Rachel all came together and just kind of - fucked around. There was no switching the majority, no possibility of changing things up (something all of them were all very much aware of). They were easy to host as there was no changes and nothing to really do.
Of course, the change in this would be the Xander vote, in which knowing that I was a little bored of them, decided to switch the vote between the two minutes it took for me to call them to ask for their votes. Admittedly, it sparked things a little bit, it was an exciting tribal at the end of the day. And Rachel was a key facet. The reason Xander was taken out was because he called Rachel out for being a rat to the iSF alliance (which, I mean, she was) and Rachel and Drew did not like this at all (understandably so) so decided it would be best to take out Xander as opposed to Matt (who was more after Ricky at the time and.. who wasn't?)
Rachel then ended up on the bottom tier tribe after Drew/Patty/Ricky, which was understandable. Now for the opposite side of the argument which I've been talking shit about in literally every other ranking. Rachel played this swap perfectly. She was quite literally the only person that voting out Tom and Keith made sense for. After Jeffrey went there was no guarantee that Rachel wouldn't be next. Matt was well aware of the fact that Rachel was with Drew (though he was also hypnotized by Rachels amazingness), Rachel served as a huge threat, as opposed to Yap (who arguably could have been the next target after Jeffrey) and there was no guarantee for how long these tribes would last. There was a huge likelihood that there would be three votes at least on the two tribes. Rachel whipped in Gaston and Jon right back where she had them from the beginning, convinced them of safety moving into a merge. And flipped the vote. In my opinion, there's no one else to accredit for Tom's blindside than Rachel, she singlehandedly managed every member of the Bottom Feeders tribe into her palm.
Moving into merge, Rachel took a back seat to the ever growing iSF drama. Took note of everyone and their actions (especially Bryce). Rachel was very wary of Bryce's actions towards playing the middle and voted him right at the first merge boot to send a warning.
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Moving forward, Rachel voted out Kevin at final 15 in an attempt to save Jon (someone who she'd grown very close to) but ultimately failed, still knowing Jon was going home. After Yap's blindside, he gave Rachel the idol clue, immunity, and the ability to choose whether or not she wanted to attend tribal council due to her close relationship after saving his ass. She ultimately attends tribal and helps blindside Kevin. But then ultimately ends up just on the wrong side of the twist, on a tribe with Sam who had an idol and Britti and Jeffrey, who in the ultimate grand scheme of things posed absolutely no threat. There was no question that if Sam played her idol, Rachel would be going home, and there was nothing that could have been done about it. Rachel played loyal and incredible to the bitter end, she controlled most favets of every vote and could have been the ultimate winner.
Ugh, I love her. - Samm
===Voting History===
‘’To be added.’’
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