The Marooning

**The Marooning** is the first episode of both Lego Survivor S1: Fiji, and the first episode of the whole Lego Survivor franchise, along with the first ever episode in Lego Reality TV Studios history.

## Day 1

### Marooning

**“For the next 39 days, these 16 castaways will be on the islands of Fiji competing for 1 million dollars. They will have to adapt and work together, or they will be voted out. They must survive 39 days until only one remains to claim the money, and the title of Sole Survivor. 39 DAYS, 16 PEOPLE, 1 SURVIVOR!” - Jeff Probst (Voiceover)**

The 16 castaways walk in with their tribes together, and all of them walk infront of Jeff Probst, with him soon explaining how the game will play out, before telling them that they have been split into their tribes, and sends them out towards their camp.

When Vanua Tribe makes it to their camp, Bobby suggests that everyone introduces themselves so they can all get to know each other, and they do, with them all stating their names and occupations.

**“I suggested that we all introduce ourselves and get to know each other. It’s better that we all know what we do so we can know who we can get to do what at camp.” - Bobby (Confessional)**

After this, Max, based off first impressions, quickly dislikes Mark and sees him as weak. Because of this, he leaves him out of the group of him, Nolan, Octavia, and Bobby to go get wood, while the other group of Mark, Lindsay, Caroline, and Liv all go get leaves for the shelter.

**“Mark is everything I dislike in a kid his age. Skinny, weak, and naive, many things that people who struggled in the army had, and I know he isn’t cut out for this journey. He needs to go the first chance we get to make the tribe stronger, and I’m also trying to outcast him from the rest of the tribe so he knows he is going home first.” - Max (Confessional)**

**“I don’t know what I did, but Max seems to really not like me. All I did was introduce myself and he instantly set me aside as if I offended him in some way. I hope I can prove to the rest of the tribe however that I’m good enough to stay.” - Mark (Confessional)**

When off with their groups, both Max and Mark complain about each other, with Max stating how Mark is weak, and Mark stating that he doesn’t know why Max dislikes him, and all of this makes the tribe find this ironic and funny, while some find it annoying.

**“Both Max and Mark keep bickering at each other and it’s getting really annoying to hear one of them making slight punches at each other without the other being in earshot. It’s day one, no reason to get all fussy and try starting rivalry’s.” - Nolan (Confessional)**

**“Seeing those two argue is like dogs and cats, it’s hilarious. I don’t find it bad for that reason, and it will give us a good reason to vote for one of them first before the rest of us have to target our more physical members.” - Liv (Confessional)**

At Taveuni Tribe, they also introduced each other before heading out to work on their shelter, with mostly Darrell leading the tribe on what to do.

**“I’m encouraging the tribe to build the shelter and be cooperative with each other. I really hope our tribe can work and come together as a team to be better than the other tribe so that we don’t have to go to Tribal Council anytime soon.” - Darrell (Confessional)**

As the constructing of the shelter continues, both Jared and Oliver bond the most, especially considering their different walks of life and talk about how different they are but yet how they get along so well.

**“I really love this tribe, I especially like Oliver, he is chill and laidback, which I really like when it comes to someone’s personality. I feel like this tribe will be great to get along with and I’m ready for the game that will be coming.” - Jared (Confessional)**

**“It’s really empowering to see me and Jared can work together despite our differences in lifestyle. I’m so excited that I have someone to talk to as I won’t feel that alone out here.” - Oliver (Confessional)**

As everyone participates in building the shelter, except for Rebecca and Susan, who sit back and talk together while the rest of the tribe works, which greatly annoys a lot of people.

**“I’m really getting along with Susan. I feel like me and her have bonded in a better way then the rest of our tribe mates. I am pretty confident about my place in the tribe and don’t think I mthe weakest link by a long shot, especially since in the youngest on my tribe.“ - Rebecca (Confessional)**

**“Rebecca and** **Susan are doing absolutely nothing to help with the shelter. All they’re doing is sitting around and being lazy. It’s pretty annoying considering we all are really trying hard to make this a good place to live for the next few weeks, and they are doing nothing to contribute. It might be one of them that goes first if we go to Tribal Council.” - Caleb (Confessional)**

## Day 2

### Challenge

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**Reward/Immunity Challenge: Fire Bowl**
The tribes must divide themselves into three groups; Two of them must dig up a chest with a shovel, while the next two players must have one of them go over a beam and help the other player pull the chest under the beam along with the other player, and then finally the last four players must pick up a chest and guide it within the water to a staircase with a bowl of fire on the top, and lighting it with a torch in the chest, first to raise it the lighted torch in the air wins immunity and reward.
**Challenge Setup:**
-Vanua Tribe-
Diggers: Max and Caroline
Beam Jumpers: Mark and Liv
Chest Runners: Nolan, Lindsay, Bobby, and Octavia
-Taveuni Tribe-
Diggers: Jill and Jared
Beam Jumpers: Rebecca and Oliver
Chest Runners: Darrell, Barbara, Caleb, and Susan
**Final Results:** Vanua finished while Taveuni was guiding their chest in the water towards the fire.
**Reward:**  Flint
**Winner:** Vanua Tribe

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## Day 3

At Taveuni, everyone (excluding Rebecca and Susan) gathered to discuss who should go home of Rebecca and Susan, as they did bad in the challenge and hardly help around camp. Caleb is persistent on wanting out Rebecca, while Darrell finds Susan to be the weaker of the two.

**“I don’t like Rebecca, she has a bad attitude and I can’t ever seem to relate to her in anyway. I want to have her go so we can all have a bit more calmer attitude around camp.” - Caleb (Confessional)**

**“Caleb is wanting out Rebecca, while the rest of us are kind of leaning on Susan for costing us the challenge, but I don’t blame him for not liking her attitude, and I think if it persists, I might have to change my vote.” - Darrell (Confessional)**

As for Rebecca and Susan, they are pretty aware of the position on the tribe they are in. Susan talks to Rebecca about voting someone other then each other anyways, which Rebecca is hesitant to agree with. However, when Rebecca approached Darrell asking about who is going home tonight, he tells her that it’s either Susan for failing the challenge, or her because Caleb is persistent on it being her for her attitude. Rebecca, furious, approaches Susan and tells her that they need to vote for Caleb for targeting her, which Susan agrees to.

**“I can’t believe Caleb is going after me, I didn’t do as bad at the challenge as Susan did, and I don’t deserve to go first as I have potential to do better then her, but Caleb is ‘persistent’ on it being me. Screw him, I’m gonna make it an effort to get him out, even though I doubt it.” - Rebecca**

**“Sucks that it’ll be me or Rebecca, I don’t wanna go first, but I do know Rebecca wants to stay. I’m hopeful though that I’ll stay tonight and that my tribe gives me another chance.”**

Susan and Rebecca approach Barbara and Jill about voting Caleb, as he is a troublemaker around camp and doesn’t deserve to be here. Barbara and Jill said they will think about it, but they also said that they doubt they will go against the majority, much to Rebecca and Susan’s disappointment.

**“I’m guessing that Rebecca got wind that Caleb threw her name out there mostly. I don’t blame her for being upset, but complaining to others about it and campaigning for a stronger member to go is probably not gonna work.” - Barbara**

### Voting Confessionals

**“Sorry, but in the end, I feel like Rebecca is more reliable in challenges.” - Barbara voting Susan**

**“I hope it’s you tonight. I hate your attitude, and if you stayed here, it just means for a more toxic environment around camp.” - Caleb voting Rebecca**

**“If I had to choose between you or Rebecca when it didn’t come to challenges, I’d choose to keep you, but are the reason we lost and that wouldn’t be fair to vote for Rebecca in that case.” - Darrell voting Susan**

**“I like you, but the majority said you, so I gotta go with the flow.” - Jared voting Susan**

**“You have such a kind heart, never lose sight of it.” - Jill voting Susan**

**“Sorry, I bonded way more with Rebecca then I did with you, so sorry for not trying hard to save you.” - Oliver voting Susan**

**“You are an arrogant jerk, and I know it’s unlikely, but if you went home, I’d leap for joy. No one likes Track Coaches.” - Rebecca voting Caleb**

**“Sorry, you targeted my friend and I think you’re a little to arrogant for your own good.” - Susan voting Caleb**

### Final Words

**“Can’t say I’m not surprised, I did pretty bad in that challenge haha. I wish my tribe the best, even Caleb, they are all good people and I wish them all the best.” - Susan’s Exiting Words**