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Post by Host Drew on Nov 11, 2008 3:28:25 GMT -5
Jeff, please address the final 2 here , once opening statements have been posted.
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Post by Kim Mullen on Nov 11, 2008 19:49:55 GMT -5
Hey, guys! Kim is back!!!!
Congratulations on maing the final 2! A job well done to both of you.
Ibrehem- I don't mean to sound harsh when I say this, but it seemed ery obvious to myself and the rest of the jury that you were playing a very under the radar game and riding others' coat-tails. So, I would just like for you to clear it up to me and the rest of the jury what strategic moves you thought up ON YOUR OWN! Without the help of Jeff, Tom, myself, or Angie. What strategy did you come up with, embrace, and put into action entirely by yourself?
Katie- Congratulations. You definitely overcame huge odds to get to where you are sitting. So, what I would like to know is, what did you feel was your biggest accomplishment in this game?
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Post by Jeff Wilson on Nov 11, 2008 20:29:19 GMT -5
Kim, why did you post in my thread? lol Should I just post in yours?
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Post by Jeff Wilson on Nov 11, 2008 20:43:55 GMT -5
Hey guys! Its nice to see you again, even if I'm on this side, in the jury, and you two are sitting over there. Anyway, my vote is far from decided and basically hinges on how you answer my questions. I truly want to vote for the person I think played the better game but I'll need honest answers from you in order to do that.
Ibrehem, immediately after the merge, what was your plan? What do you think would have happened if the 5 Peleliu members were the final 5? What is your biggest regret in this game?
To Katie, what was your plan going into the merge? Was being nice to people part of a strategy? What is your biggest regret in this game?
Thanks guys, answer honestly please, and good luck. While people may disagree with your game play, you obviously did something right to end up the finals. Good luck!
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Post by Katie Gallagher on Nov 11, 2008 22:00:43 GMT -5
Hey Jeff! (I guess I'll answer your question in your thread Kim)
Obviously, coming into the merge, I was in the minority, and not only that but the group I was coming into the merge with had just tried to vote me out. Things weren't looking too good, and I knew the five of you were tight, and that my primary option for Gregg and I was to find a way into your alliance and maybe capitalize on some dissent, which is ultimately what happened. Being nice was never any kind of strategy, I act toward people in this game as I do in real life. I didn't want to lie or be dishonest and I knew if I liked everyone and they liked me, the game would just be more enjoyable. So no it wasn't strategy, it was purely me being myself, whether people liked that or not, I don't know, but I can honestly say I stayed true to myself in this game.
My biggest regret is definitely not talking to people as much as I should have. I feel like I got so into the challenges and especially coming into the merge, I was really overwhelmed. I so wish I had taken the time to get to know people better in this game, and I want to apologize if maybe I didn't talk as much as I should. I'm not really shy, I just get intimidated easily I guess. So not talking enough is probably my biggest regret, thanks for your questions!
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Post by Ibrehem Rahman on Nov 11, 2008 22:23:02 GMT -5
Ibrehem, immediately after the merge, what was your plan? What do you think would have happened if the 5 Peleliu members were the final 5? What is your biggest regret in this game?
Hiya Jeff. We came into the merge with numbers, and I wanted to let that slide for a while and just get comfortable with things. But I always knew that a time would come where I would have to betray the alliance of 5. I felt like I was on the outs for a long time and that I would never win if I stuck with the Peleliu 5. So even though I liked all of Peleliu, I always knew I would have to team up with other players in order to advance.
My biggest regret is betraying Tom. He and I have been friends for a while, and when Angie was voted out, he even gave me his hidden immunity idol in order to protect me. Meanwhile, I was plotting against him. After Angie left, I was able to work it so it wasn't SUCH a betrayal, but I still felt bad about the whole thing.
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Post by Kim Mullen on Nov 11, 2008 22:33:48 GMT -5
Apparently I can't read, guys. Lol. I will copy paste my question in my thread. haha
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