Doomsday

**Doomsday** is the season finale of *Sequester Canada 2*.

## Story

Sequester Bot reflects on the Season 2 finale, introducing the remaining five contestants: Azalyn, Ethan, Marcel, Melina, and Melissa. Each contestant's gameplay and strengths are outlined, setting the stage for a compelling conclusion. The narrative then shifts to the jury house, where recently eliminated player Marco discusses the game with other jurors, sharing thoughts on the final five. Mackenzie expresses skepticism about the predictability of the final outcome and implies Azalyn's potential victory. Misty voices support for Melina, highlighting her loyalty. Mackenzie raises concerns about rewarding someone who was voted out with the title of winner. Misty defends Melina's eligibility to win despite being voted out, emphasizing the precedent of pre-jury battle backs. Mackenzie's silence prompts Misty to express frustration with what she perceives as Mackenzie's bitterness, suggesting that Mackenzie's opposition to Melina's victory is rooted in personal history and a desire for revenge.

The camera shifts to the next day as the remaining contestants await either Melina or Marco's return. Ethan expresses concern about Marco returning, fearing he could be swayed against him and Marcel. Melina returns to applause after her battle match victory, proud of eliminating a major physical threat. Reading Fembot's note, the contestants anticipate a challenging round. Melina strategizes with Melissa and Azalyn, contemplating the risk of voting out Azalyn and the potential tiebreaker consequences. Melissa assumes they are targeting Ethan due to his confidence. Melina warns Azalyn of potential consequences if she flips. Azalyn contemplates her decision, evaluating the risks and benefits of aligning with either side. Melina admits in a confessional that she may not actually drag Azalyn into the battle match, using the threat to dissuade Azalyn from voting her out.

The scene shifts to Ethan and Marcel discussing a strategy to flip Azalyn. They plan to highlight Melina's strong gameplay to persuade Azalyn to vote with them. Marcel takes the initiative to talk to Azalyn, recognizing the crucial nature of their conversation. In a confessional, Marcel expresses nervousness about the outcome and emphasizes the importance of framing his words correctly. He approaches Azalyn, engaging in a conversation about voting with them against Melina. Marcel emphasizes Melina's strong resume and the opportunity for Azalyn to make a significant move, potentially securing her victory. Azalyn responds cautiously, stating that she will consider Marcel's request. Marcel, in a confessional, expresses hope that his persuasion has been effective.

In this intense voting session, each contestant reveals their choice for elimination. Melina votes to eliminate Ethan, while Ethan votes to eliminate Melina. Marcel, eagerly supporting the plan, votes to eliminate Melina, expressing hope that the strategy works this time. Melissa votes to eliminate Ethan, and Azalyn's vote remains undisclosed. Fembot then enters the living room to announce the results. Melina is eliminated, and tension escalates as she stands up, glaring at Azalyn and signaling potential consequences. In a surprising turn, Melina decides to take Ethan to the battle match, stating that it's a strategic move to separate the perceived duo. Ethan acknowledges Melina's strategic prowess and prepares to face her in the upcoming battle match

In the intense battle match named "Run for your life," Ethan and Melina compete in a challenging obstacle course. Initially, Ethan takes a significant lead, but he struggles with the first obstacle, allowing Melina to catch up. The race tightens as they navigate the challenging course. However, Melina faces difficulties on the second obstacle, ultimately giving Ethan the win. In the aftermath, Melina directs her plea to eliminate Azalyn if they seek her vote, while Ethan remains noncommittal.

Melina enters the jury house, encountering Mackenzie, who expresses her disdain. The exchange escalates into a heated argument as Melina defends her gameplay. A surprise visit from Amanda Walker, the previous season's winner, heralds the jury round table. The jury members share their opinions on the remaining contestants, with mixed views on Marcel's game, debates about Ethan's strategic choices, and recognition for Azalyn's underestimated gameplay. The discussion ends with assessments of Melissa's limited contributions.

In this episode, the remaining contestants, Azalyn, Melissa, Marcel, and Ethan, face the final four round table. With the requirement to publicly vote someone out, tensions rise as the contestants discuss their decisions. Azalyn and Melissa reveal their potential dragging choices, and Marcel expresses concerns about being forced into a tie. In a unified decision, the contestants agree to vote out Melissa, giving her the opportunity to choose who to drag into the final two. Melissa pleads for a chance, but the group stands firm in their decision. Ultimately, Melissa is voted out, and she decides to drag Azalyn, feeling betrayed by her. The emotional moment unfolds as Azalyn, visibly upset, follows Melissa out of the competition. Marcel and Ethan share a celebratory moment, expressing their joy and success. Marcel excitedly exclaims, "We did it!" and Ethan reciprocates the enthusiasm, saying, "Yeah, we did!" The celebration takes an unexpected romantic turn when Ethan asks Marcel to be his boyfriend. Overjoyed, Marcel eagerly accepts, sealing their newfound relationship with a kiss.

The atmosphere is tense as the final two, Ethan and Marcel, face the jury for their final questions. The jurors, consisting of Liam, Dominick, Tanishq, Mackenzie, Misty, Marco, Melina, Melissa, and Azalyn, each take their turn to inquire about the contestants' gameplay, strategy, and personal growth. Liam, the first juror, expresses his disdain for both finalists but hints at voting for the more "manly" contestant, leaving the audience curious about the criteria he values. Dominick focuses on Marcel's role, questioning him about his biggest move in the game and how it benefited him. Ethan, in turn, highlights his strategic moves, particularly the elimination of Karalease in the kingdom round. Tanishq shifts the focus to character development, asking both contestants how they evolved throughout the game. Ethan emphasizes becoming more humble, while Marcel shares his journey from initial social awkwardness to increased confidence. Mackenzie, known for her straightforward approach, asks why each contestant believes the other doesn't deserve to win. Ethan criticizes Marcel for following his lead, while Marcel counters with strategic reasons for aligning with Ethan. Misty takes a different approach, asking about the contestants' favorite pre-juror and who they would want to take their place. Their answers reveal personal connections and strategic considerations. Marco addresses a pivotal moment, questioning why the contestants didn't give him the LOS during a critical round. Ethan cites trust issues, while Marcel explains the strategic decision to maintain secrecy. Melina asks about the worst moves each contestant made. Ethan admits to not saving Marcel during the chain reaction twist, and Marcel regrets arguing with Liam after their relationship was exposed. Melissa's question is the pair's duo together, the finalists express their hopes for the future, with Ethan and Marcel sharing their feelings toward each other. The jury members listen intently, absorbing the finalists' responses and contemplating their decisions. The jury questioning comes to a close as Azalyn receives responses from the final two contestants, Ethan and Marcel, regarding why the other deserves to win over themselves. Ethan acknowledges Marcel's ability to play under the radar and survive being targeted every round, considering it impressive. On the other hand, Marcel argues that Ethan should win because of his instrumental role in decision-making, execution of significant moves, and success in challenges.The final speeches give Ethan and Marcel an opportunity to make their case to the jury. Ethan highlights his ability to navigate the social dynamics, make significant moves, and find love. Marcel emphasizes his survival despite being a consistent target, the strategic connections he built, and his integral role in making moves during the pre-jury phase.

The votes from the jury members, with a 7-2 outcome, have declared Marcel as the deserving winner. The celebration ensues, with Ethan expressing his joy and affection for Marcel as confetti falls everywhere and the two celebrate.

## Votes

Against
 Ethan (2 votes)
 VOTED OUT:Melina Scott