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***Logic*** was a castaway on Essential Survivor: Scotland. He later came right after to play Essential Survivor: All-Stars

## Scotland

There’s always one or two people that end up becoming the true face of a season. And with Logic, he definitely takes the cake here. A great personality, a great strategist, but best believe all of that comes with a huge target on your back. And unfortunately, that target allowed Logic to become the merge boot this season.

On the small Uisge tribe, I don’t think that anyone could deny when saying that there’s no way Logic would EVER go home in this phase. He had an unbreakable relationship with Trey from the moment they saw each other that camp, Logic was also gaining the trust of Bee fairly quickly, and while Alex really wasn’t the biggest gamer on this cast, she too would confide in Logic about non-related things rather than her tribemates, Bee and Trey. Nonetheless, due to never losing a challenge in this portion of the game, there isn’t much to report on Logic’s game. But then, right when the boredom gets unbearable… the buffs have been dropped.

Coming into the swapped phase, I think it’s safe to say that Logic wasn’t a big fan of his new tribe. With no Trey, he had lost a huge and trustworthy ally of his. And while he did get Bee, who also occupied an idol, she was beginning to get suspicious of him. So Bee wasn’t the most reliable here. So, as he made great bonds with Antony and Elena, his plan was to throw every post-swap challenge until the merge so he could keep Trey safe on the other tribe, admittedly not having much faith in him surviving there. So, the first challenge was an easy success, Teine 2.0 lost the challenge and Chloe got booted, the second challenge however, wasn’t so easy.

Now with Chloe out of the game, Logic’s final adversary left would be Contessa, who’s notably been gunning for Logic since the swap. At the challenge, Logic threw it once again. This time catching the eye of Bee, who reported her suspicions back to Contessa, fueling her campaign towards him. Also in agreement with his shady behavior, Bee sided with Contessa and was on-board with Logic getting booted. With only five votes, this meant Logic had to secure the votes of Antony and Elena. The former was quite easy to obtain was Logic was his #1. But Eelena was a different story, she was clearly in the middle. And somehow, someway, Logic managed to get Elena’s vote, blindsiding Contessa but not without her leaving some Final Words, complaining about his game. And to make things worse, the moment Teine 2.0 won the challenge, Trey got voted out… ruining Logic’s chances in the merge by a mile.

Now we’re at the Final 9, and we’re merged into the new Solas campsite. Which means now the possibilities are endless for Logic’s game. Without Trey, either his target increases or decreases by a wide margin. Regardless, he knew that for him to still win this game, work would definitely have to be put in. So in an attempt to create a duo, he went to Robby and began to pitch. But before anything could get some real traction, Robby presented the deal of not targeting each other until the Final 6. Which in Logic’s eyes (and for good reason), that meant he had to target Robby immediately. And while Logic seemed to have the numbers to take him out, the whole tribe began to slowly turn against him due to his erratic gameplay. And before he knew it, he was blindsided in a 6-2-1 vote, with the only person sticking by him, being Alex.

## Voting History

 I Haven't Even Had Any Fun Yet
 Trying To Align With A Rock
 I Think You Misspelled Piece Of Furniture
 I'm Making New Friends
 Stupid Spaghetti Internet
 Did I Clown Again
 REPPIN THAT BLING
 Voted ForLone Survivor

## All-Stars

Coming into this season, Logic was fresh in people’s minds as a huge contender to win in the previous season, Scotland. But in this season, we saw Logic take a step back from his previous dominant form of gameplay and take a more UTR approach to gameplay, winning him big until his eventual demise at the final pre-merge boot.

On the starting Nicobar tribe, Logic was quick to make social rapports with a good handful on his cast. Mainly Josiah, Brandon and Jacob with Josiah as a confirmed Number One ally. As the days go on, Logic and Josiah are included in a MULTITUDE of alliance chats, highlighting their social prowess this early, and while Logic wasn’t the biggest fan for booting Lucifer this early, since Aidan ws hogging all the fire, he went with the tribe and participated in the 9-1 vote. But, for as good as the pre-swap was going for Logic, the swap portion was bound to start out bad right?

Wrong. From first glance, Logic wasn’t in the best spot as he was in a 5-3 tribal lines split, with the only two former tribemates he had were people he never trusted. With all that info, he immediately began to integrate himself into the Andaman majority (while Gabe attempted to leave it). And it seemed to be working really well, by the end of Day 11, Kim and Logic were mutually each other’s Number One allies. At the first swapped vote, Logic was put into a Double Agent situation. He was in the middle of the newly integrated Andaman majority, while also sticking with his roots, as they thought a 4-4 tie would occur with Gabe now on their side. Obviously, he stuck with the Andaman alliance and voted off Aidan, but not without some nasty words from his ex-tribemate.

Now we’re at the Final 14, and things couldn’t be better for Logic. He put in so much social groundwork, that he’d be more trusted than Paul and Gabe, fellow members of the original alliance. When Nicobar 2.0 lost their second challenge in a row, the tribe noticed that Ben was starting to become a huge liability towards them in challenges. So surprisingly, everyone was dead set on a Ben boot… until Logic began to slightly push for Gabe, due to Gabe being a bigger threat than Ben. But the more Logic pushed for Gabe, the more his allies began to become suspicious of him. So with a few minutes of checking notes with each other, the rest of the alliance began to distrust him. Orchestrating one of the most controversial blindsides in the ORG's history.

## Voting History

 Now That's An All-Star Cast
 Is This What A Social Game Looks Like
 It's Clear As Day And I See Right Through It
 Start Slow, Finish Fast,
 Admentos
 Ride The Wave
 Popcorn is Good But This is Bad
 Voted Out, Day 16