Too Little, Too Late?

Too Little, Too Late? is the fourth episode of .
==Story==
===Day 10===
Following the terrible storm from last episode, Pagong noticed Ramona being visibly pale and sick the whole night.
The tribe felt uncomfortable about sleeping in the hut that B.B. made (before he got voted off) and decided to dismantle the old shelter and relocate to a higher ground.
Greg continued to entertain his tribemates by "inventing" a "coconut phone."
At Tagi, Sean commented that Sue overworked at camp.
Meanwhile, Kelly and Sue foraged for tapioca.
Later, due to nine days' worth of boredom (and a dream he had), Sean decided to make a bowling alley on the sand using coconuts as bowling pins.
Sue complained in a confessional about Sean not helping around camp while doing his bowling alley.
The Reward Challenge was held at the comfort of the tribes' camps. Jeff told Dirk of Tagi and Jenna of Pagong that they will have to construct a distress signal. The most recognizable would win. The plane would arrive the next day.
In a confessional, Richard revealed his long-term plans by making alliances with Rudy, Kelly, and Sue.
===Day 11===
The day started with Tagi as they construct their SOS signal, while Richard was away fishing.
At Pagong, Ramona managed to pull it together by helping around camp chores, while Greg continued his "coconut phone" antics.
As the plane arrived, the tribes prepared for their distress signals. Pagong's signal was a smiley face with tribe members running frantically around the beach; while Tagi wrote "Tagi is Groggy" along their shoreline with their tribe members lying on the sand while wearing their brightly-colored rain ponchos. The plane flew overhead, the pilot judged Tagi's distress signal to be more visible than Pagong's, and dropped a trunk of spices to Tagi as a reward.
Later, Richard discussed strategy with Kelly and Susan, saying that they'd be stronger if they formed an alliance. They decided to invite Rudy to be the fourth member of their voting bloc, although Rudy was having second thoughts about it.
At Pagong, Ramona and Jenna bonded while doing camp chores, where Ramona revealed that Jenna could be her first white friend since junior high school. The other tribe members lauded Ramona for redeeming herself by proving her worth around camp, but Jenna declared it "too little, too late."
===Day 12===
At the Immunity Challenge Colleen blew up the challenge for Pagong, winning Tagi their second consecutive challenge, sending Pagong to their second Tribal Council.
At Tribal Council, Jeff accused Gervase of being the dead weight during the last few challenges, but Gervase says he's comfortable with his position in the tribe. The tribemates agreed that it's hard to vote out anyone because they all get along so well. But in the end, Ramona's newly found vigor was not enough, as she became the second Pagong member sent home in a 4-2-1 vote.
==Challenges==
<tabber>Reward=Challenge: SOS SignalIn a fictitious scenario, a plane flies over the island. The castaways must build a distress signal on the beach to attract the pilot's attention.The tribe with the best distress signal wins.Reward: A cache of spices, a sharp knife, hammocks, and other comforts dropped by parachute.Winner: |-|Immunity=Challenge: Buried TreasureA combination relay race/treasure hunt. Held on Ramis Beach, a windless cove on Pula Tiga's southern side, tribes are to find a buried treasure map, then the treasure itself. In order, the relay legs leading to the final objective were swimming, floating bridge balance, rowing, jungle running, then digging for the treasure. First to bring the trunk to the finish mat would win immunity.Winner: </tabber>
==Tribal Council==
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===Voting Confessionals===
Gretchen's vote was not shown during her confessional in the episode, but it appeared along with Colleen and Joel's confessionals in the DVD version.
===Final Words===
===Still in the Running===
							
							
==Trivia==
===Behind the Scenes===
===Other===
* This episode marks the formation of the first long-lasting alliance, the Tagi Four.
==References==
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Category:Borneo Episodes
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