Vince

**Vince** is a contestant from Marvivor: Andros Island, where he finished in 16th place and Marvivor: Rabaul where he finished in 6th place.

Vince started on the Goombay tribe, where he quickly fell behind in the social game. After Goombay lost their first challenge, alliances were up in the air, but some overplaying on Vince's part caught the eye of his tribe, and he was voted out 8-1.

Vince returned two seasons later and got off to a great start on Tavurvur, he was a part of the first alliance of the season with Fast and Drudo and had good bonds with the rest of the tribe, particularly Magnus. When his tribe went to tribal council due to the double tribal twist, Vince voted off Meredith with the majority of his tribe.

When the swap occurred Vince was swapped onto Vulcan alongside Clay, Cameron, Donuts, Gina, Griffin, Matt and Morgs. However, Spencer and Morgs would swap tribes as they both decided to mutiny during the grutiny challenge. Meaning that Morgs joined Tavurvur and Spencer joined Vulcan. Vince voted for Gina with everyone else on the tribe when Vulcan lost the challenge and went to tribal council. Two rounds later Vulcan would lose immunity again. Griffin strongly pushed for Spencer to be the vote, but Vince convinced him otherwise. He told Spencer that Griffin wanted him out, Spencer then told Griffin what Vince had revealed to him causing Griffin to lose trust in Vince. Donuts was voted out at that tribal by the entire tribe. After this tribal another swap would happen, the new tribes were decided by a schoolyard pick, what ended up happening was that Vulcan 2.0 and Tavurvur 2.0 swapped tribes with the exception of Magnus who stayed on Tavurvur. When Tavuruvr 3.0 lost immunity Vince voted off Magnus with the rest of the tribe, unaware of Griffin contemplating a blindside against him during that round. Tavurvur would return to tribal council in the next round, Vince’s goal was to keep tribal unity but without a clear target things were a bit chaotic. Clay targeted Matt who was targeting Cameron. Meanwhile, Griffin was attempting to try and get votes on Spencer while convincing him that he should use his idol so that he could idol out Vince. Spencer caught on to what Griffin was doing and created ‘The Roundtable’ alliance which consisted of everyone on the tribe minus Griffin. The Roundtable voted off Griffin and the tribe was united as Vince wanted it to be.

After Griffin's boot came the merge, it was obvious to everyone that the merge would be Tavurvur 3.0 (The Roundtable) vs Vulcan 3.0 (The Sixth Sense) due to how the schoolyard pick panned out and Magnus’ boot. The Sixth Sense had a 6-5 majority on The Roundtable so they attempted to convince Fast to flip but failed. Fortunately for Vince, Spencer found an extra vote in the safari meaning that he was able to tie the votes at 6-6. The votes were tied again at 5-5 and Fast got rocked out. During this round Vince came close to becoming the first person to find an advantage in the safari but real life intervened, preventing him from doing so. The next round started off well for Vince and The Roundtable as Vince had won himself immunity, but it would quickly devolve into chaos. Matt had the majority idol that would negate the votes on whoever received the majority of the votes, so Roundtable formed a plan that involved splitting their votes 4-1 with 4 on Morgs and 1 on Asaf, so that they would have less votes than the 5 Sixth Sense had so the idol would only negate their votes. Tasha would steal Vinces vote, causing it to change to a 3-1 with the targets being the same. However, Matt approached Sixth Sense, looking to flip as long as Asaf was taken out soon after. But, Vince reminded Matt that Sixth Sense had literally voted against Matt at the previous tribal and couldn’t be trusted. Sixth Sense was unaware that Vince had brought Matt back onto the side of The Roundtable and split their votes with 3 votes on Spencer and 3 on Cameron, they believed Matt was voting Spencer to make it 4 votes on him. When the votes were read it was 3\*-3\*-3\*-1, due to the majority idol being played the only valid vote was for Asaf, sending him to the jury.

After this tribal council a fight erupted in the tribe chat. Ever since its formation, Sixth Sense had been a toxic echo chamber that falsely believed that all of those in The Roundtable (especially Spencer and Clay) were sexist assholes. There was no evidence ever posted to back up these claims. Yet Morgs and Tasha in particular would push this narrative repeatedly on their swap tribe where Spencer or Clay were unable to defend themselves. This caused all of Sixth Sense to blindly believe this false narrative. Upon Spencer and Clay daring to defend themselves against these false claims after they were called out for it in the tribe chat, Morgs quit the game due to it badly affecting HER mental health. Clay would leave the server soon after, although he never stated why he was quitting it's not hard to figure out. He was likely not long for the game anyway, as even other members of The Roundtable such as Vince or Cameron felt guilt for associating with Clay and Spencer due to not knowing for sure that Sixth Sense’s claims were not real, and were strongly considering flipping on them.

After this tribal council a fight erupted in the tribe chat between Morgs, Clay and Spencer. The result of this fight would be both Morgs and Clay quitting the game. Despite Spencer not doing anything wrong, the argument caused The Roundtable to fracture as both Vince and Cameron started to feel uncomfortable working with the alliance due to not knowing for sure what the truth was. Vince and Cameron both approached The Sixth Sense approached Tasha wanting to flip, but they believed that Vince and Cameron were lying. Mike was able to convince Spencer to flip on Vince and Cameron, fortunately for Vince, he won immunity so he wasn't the target. Cameron was blindsided in a 5-1-1 vote with Vince not being looped in and voting for Matt. Vince would then be voted out unanimously in the next round after not winning immunity because he was seen as a huge social threat.