I just fucked up so bad

is the 12th and final episode of Survivor: Deception Island. It was named by Jason.
== Challenges ==
Immunity challenge: Atone For Your Sins. Help end world hunger by scoring the highest at the game Free Rice on the world hunger subject, doing a good deed to make up for all the ORG crimes committed during the season.
Winner: 
Immunity challenge: Crime Trials. Complete five tasks, each one representing a different ORG crime. For each task, 1st place is worth three points, 2nd place is worth two points, as last place only receives one. Earn the most total points to win immunity. 
Task 1: To represent photoshopping challenge scores, submit the highest score of the Total Drama Flash game The Big Picture by any means at all, real or fake. However, the hosts must be informed whether submissions are real or fake. A panel of judges guess whether each submission is real or fake, and fake scores must fool the judges in order to be accepted. If the judges correctly identify a fake, the player must make a new submission, with a 10% disadvantage
Task 2: To represent cross-tribaling, correctly answer a series of question about the premerge portion of the game, including events that occurred on opposite tribes
Task 3: Representing jury tampering, convince the jurors to give you the points for this task.
Task 4: Representing screenshotting, complete a jigsaw puzzle of a collage of all the screenshots publicly submitted for the episode 7 challenge
Task 5: Representing viewing lounge leaking, hide your identity to sneak into a mock Deception Island “viewing lounge” group on Facebook, while the hosts do not let any players in. Be the first player to submit a screenshot proving that you have gotten inside. To protect the players’ privacy, the challenge did not use the real viewing lounge, a fake group labeled “viewing lounge” was used instead. 
Winner: 
== Story ==
After 37 days of very illegal behavior, it was time for the players to atone for their crimes by doing a good deed: helping reduce world hunger using the game Free Rice. Trey had successfully gotten rid on Enzo, but his path to the end wasn’t perfectly clear just yet. After being repeatedly called out as a jury threat to win, it was quite possible that someone could turn on him. He had to try to win immunity. Likely in trouble if Trey won immunity, Gloria had to snatch the win for herself. The Free Rice battle was incredibly long and intense. Both Trey and Gloria played for several hours straight without stopping. Incredibly extreme scores reached up into the 30000s, some of the highest ever seen in ORGs. It was a battle of endurance, who could go the longest and highest without giving up. Both players fought extremely hard, but Gloria’s sore slightly edged out Trey. At tribal, Trey worked to keep himself alive. Jason was voting against Trey, knowing Trey would beat anyone in a finale. Trey tried to get Danielius to vote Jason and Gloria to vote Dan, giving himself the power to send either Danielius or Jason home 2-1-1. Initially, Gloria and Danielius both trusted Trey and went along with his plans, but Trey feared Danielius would change his mind and vote Trey out. Danielius sent Trey a screenshot of his vote for Jason, but Trey was still afraid his vote could change. If Danielius voted for Trey and Trey voted for Jason, Trey would be booted 2-1-1. However, Jason was a far more threatening player to take out than Danielius, a simple goat. Facing an incredibly difficult decision of guesswork, Trey repeatedly switched back and forth between Danielius the “safe” vote or Jason the “smart” but risky vote, eventually settling on Danielius in order to be safe in case of a change. And there was a changed mind, but it wasn’t Danielius. It was Gloria who ultimately flipped on Trey, sending him home 2-1-1.
With that, only Gloria, Jason, and Danielius remained in the final 3. Two players considered likely to win, plus one widely considered a goat by the players and jurors. The final immunity challenge was a series of several trials, each one based on a different ORG crime. Knowing he would just get dragged to the end with zero chance of winning, Danielius abstained from the challenge, leaving it to Jason and Gloria. The first task, representing challenge score faking, was to score the highest on a Flash game by any means, real or fake...but only if a fake looks legitimate enough to fool a set of judges, that is. Both players chose the same and familiar real route, and Gloria’s high score too the lead. Next, representing cross-tribaling, the players had a quiz on the premerge portion of the game, requiring them to know things that occurred on opposite tribes. Jason scored at this task. Representing jury tampering, the players had to convince the jury to give them points for winning the third task. Gloria instantly made a group chat with the entire jury, pleading her case very unsuccessfully to the point of annoying most of the jurors and losing points. Jason took the lead. Representing screenshotting, the finalists had to complete a jigsaw puzzle of all the screenshots submitted for the episode 7 challenge. Gloria caught up. They each had 2/5 task wins, needing just one more. It came down to the final and most difficult task of sneaking into the (fake) viewing lounge, which left the players completely stumped for several hours. Eventually Alexander Wkz asked to join the group, and as a non-player, was let in. But it wasn’t truly Alexander, it was Jason logged into Alexander’s account. Jason had gotten inside and won the task and the full immunity challenge. Jason initially planned to take Danielius to the final 2, but Devon told him that some jurors actually supported Dan and Jason was more likely to win against Gloria. It was false. Devon was rooting for Gloria and attempting to trick Jason into bringing her to the end so she could win. Trey futilely tried to warn Jason not to believe Devon, but Devon was too convincing. Despite his friend’s warning, Jason brought Gloria to the final two. He immediately regretted it. The jury made it clear that Jason was in for a challenge. Jason thought it was hopeless. He’d blown it at the very end, and was now certain to lose. Jason sadly prepared for the end of Deception Island...but he was in for a big surprise. The final 5-3 vote was close and could’ve been even closer had Danielius voted, but Jason was ultimately crowned the winner.
==Tribal Council==
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====Final Words====
===Links===
Challenge
Challenge results announced via Messenger
Tribal Council 11
Tribal Council 11 results announced live via Messenger
Rites of Passage
Final Immunity Challenge
Tribal Council 12
Tribal Council 12 results announced live via Messenger
Final Tribal Council
Final Tribal Council Results
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