Mugabe

**Mugabe** is a contestant from *Season 14*. An ill-concealed attempt to blindside Candy after the swap ended with him being voted out instead. However, he managed to win his way back into the game via Redemption Iceberg, and made it to the Final Tribal Council through a combination of advantages and tenuous alliances. Once there, he received pushback from the jury for his reliance on advantages over social game. When the vote tied, Tuesday cast his tie-breaker vote for Candy, cementing Mugabe a second place finish.

## Season 14: Puffle Island III

Mugabe began the game on the Kotikini tribe, comprised of all ten castaways. He quickly connected with Tuesday, and along with him, would join forces with returnee Candy and her numbers to create a tribe majority. He would be chosen to go on the Forest Quest by Tuesday after he won immunity, where he would find the Rogi Rosary. Under Candy's orders, he helped dispose of Smegma and Lewis in succession. Secretly, however, his loyalty to the alliance waned, as he felt he had very little sway in the decision making process.

Mugabe and Tina were then chosen as captains for the Tribe Swap. Mugabe initially chose Candy for his tribe in an attempt to keep his options open. After Candy alerted Mugabe about her plan to throw the next immunity challenge to vote out Villager, who had already flipped from the alliance, he fully committed to blindsiding her. After the challenge was won by Hanumi, he approached both Villager and Raspberry with the preposition of blindsiding the alliance leader. Feeling confident in himself and his make-shift alliance, he then chose to tell Candy that she would be voted out at his non-existent hands that night, leading to an argument between the two. This arrogance would come back to bite him, however, as Candy managed to reaffirm Raspberry's loyalty in time for Tribal Council, leading to a 2-2 tie. With Mugabe not being seen as totally trustworthy, Villager flipped on the re-vote, dooming Mugabe as he was sent to Redemption Iceberg.

Mugabe, however, managed to defeat every competitor that he faced at Redemption Iceberg. After defeating Tina, Mugabe would officially re-enter the game on the newly-merged Pikorunga tribe. This did not sit well with Candy initially, but with Tuesday's intervention, Candy eventually came to forgive Mugabe and allowed him back into the alliance, although secretly she remained distrustful of him. Given that the numbers were thinning, the group of Mubage, Candy, Tuesday, and Blue (who had grown close to Tuesday during the swap) chose to make a Final Four deal within the alliance. Although this sub-alliance appeared apparent to the remaining castaways, most notably Raspberry who would quickly revoke his allegiance, it ultimately did not matter as Villager was sent to the jury that night despite cancelling out Blue's vote.

While Mugabe failed to win individual immunity the next round, he ultimately chose to play his Rogi Rosary after Candy activated the Free-For-All on her Forest Quest, squashing any thoughts that Candy had about blindsiding him that round. From the Free-For-All, Mugabe would also obtain the infamous Snack Strand, allowing him to cast an extra vote at the Final Four should he make it that far. Despite an advantage-filled Tribal Council, the alliance's split-vote still turned out successful after a last-second advantage play by Ball doomed the final alliance defector in Raspberry.

The next round appeared to be an easy vote for Mugabe, with Ball being the only remaining castaway who was not a part of the core four that had formed. At the following immunity challenge, Mugabe was suspicious of Candy's wagers, but chose to keep this suspicion to himself. With Tuesday essentially being thrown immunity, he chose to send Mugabe on the final Forest Quest, where he obtained the White Pearl. After returning, however, he was approached by Candy and told to vote for Blue. Wary, he informed Tuesday who insisted that he still vote Ball. At Tribal Council, he was surprised to see Candy play her idol for Blue, although the vote would tie between Candy and Ball, with Candy's own vote for Mugabe being negated automatically by his White Pearl. Ball was quick to try to flip Mugabe over to his side along with Blue. In a sudden moment of clarity, however, Mugabe realized that Tuesday had masterminded the round in order to blindside Candy without him actually having to vote her out. Not willing to let Tuesday have his way, he still chose to vote for Ball on the re-vote, and with Tuesday also voting for Ball under the belief that Mugabe would flip his vote, Ball was sent to the jury in a 2-1 vote.

Infuriated, Mugabe confronted Tuesday about his foiled plot to play both him and Candy, and an argument erupted between the two, with Mugabe openly flaunting his Snack Strand and threatening that Tuesday would be eliminated next because of him. Mugabe managed to win the Final Immunity Challenge, and made an agreement with Blue to vote for Tuesday shortly after, giving him the majority. Hours before Tribal Council, Blue announced that she instead wanted to be voted out that night, believing that she had already proved herself by making it further than she had last time, and she did not want to take Tuesday's seat at the Final Tribal Council. Not wanting to accept this, Mugabe still planned on using the strand and pleaded with Candy to flip against Tuesday due to the latter's actions. She ultimately refused, believing that Tuesday would be easier to beat in a jury vote, and not being particularly fond of Mugabe and Blue either at that point. While he would still use his Snack Strand as promised, Blue purposefully threw away her vote onto Candy to force a 2-2-1 tie, knowing Mugabe's advantage was not playable on the re-vote. Knowing that she would just throw the fire-making challenge anyways, Mugabe finally allowed Blue to walk from the game, and voted for her on the re-vote, sending her to the jury.

At the Final Tribal Council, Muagbe argued that he worked harder than anyone else in order to make it to the end, citing his advantage plays and key challenge wins. To his surprise, he received an extremely mixed reception from the jurors; while some praised him for fighting against the odds and winning his way back into the game, others lambasted him for getting voted out in the first place and "advantage whoring" his way to the end, neither of which criticisms were applicable to his closest competition, Candy. He also faced backlash for failing to make strong connections to carry him through the game, forcing him to rely on challenges and advantages. He received the votes of Villager, who was the biggest defender of Mugabe's tumultuous game, and Blue, who was more so just voting against Candy. This was only enough to tie with Candy, however, and with the tie-breaking vote belonging to Tuesday, Mugabe knew his fate was sealed. Sure enough, Tuesday cast his vote for Candy, making Mugabe the runner-up of the season.

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## Post-Survivor

Mugabe opened an OnlyFans the second he got back home to show off his horn to young gay Survivor fans.