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Post by ellen on Mar 21, 2013 14:56:50 GMT -5
32. TinaSeason: The PlaguesPlacement: 12thEdgic: OTTN~The Legend~ There are probably more of these but I am tired of posting them all. Tina is someone whose ~legend~ greatly outweighs her actual contribution to the season. As a self-proclaimed "troll", Tina did her best to instigate fights and temperament in the rest of the cast. A small clique of people found her to be hilarious, but incredibly unlikable, and that's how Tina's Army of Skanks came about- an alliance she was not a part of. Tina frequently lied, attacked, and made rude comments to just about everyone to the point where her name came up at every Judgement until she was voted out. What's even more hilarious is that she found a Hidden Immunity Idol. Overcome with Lulz, her nuLiberty tribe decided to flush the idol out by voting her over hospital-ridden Yuri. It worked and Tina declared she was "so over" the game until she, once again, decided she was going to troll people strategically. Luckily for her, and all of us, she was voted out right before the jury started. She was such a goddess in challenges too, except when she was watching The Voice or going to see Les Miserables.
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Post by Tinasaurus on Mar 24, 2013 18:34:48 GMT -5
Robbed.
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Post by Host on Mar 26, 2013 19:45:30 GMT -5
28. JonahSeason: The PlaguesPlacement: 13thEdgic: MORPAnd Sam's third incarnation ends up about the same as his first two. If you guys aren't aware, Sam played Oslo in Season 1- and was voted out with an idol at his pocket at the Final 13. It happened to him again in Season 3. Talk about not learning from past mistakes! Jonah started out quite harmless, and kinda funny as the resident Queen to Leah's King on the original Liberty tribe (with Kendell being the Jester I guess?). He had good rapport with the rest of his tribe, and was (once again) a bit of a challenge leader. After losing the first two challenges, the swap happened. Jonah was never very exciting or interesting as he always felt safe- all the way up to his demise. He was the first victim of Dominic's controlling rise to power. For some reason, Dominic and Ellen didn't trust Jonah and wanted to chop off a good Liberty. With batshit-crazy Tina as a solid decoy boot, Jonah barely saw it coming
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Post by jonah on Mar 26, 2013 20:36:57 GMT -5
I TRIED THAT'S ALL THAT COUNTS
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Post by chase on Mar 27, 2013 1:19:35 GMT -5
33. CarlySeason: The PlaguesPlacement: 4thEdgic: UTRAt the Final 11 boot, she survived because AJ knew that Liberty was a sinking ship and got rid of her now-nemesis Leah. Carly benefited once again from someone else's move. Maybe it was a dumb move, or maybe we were screwed either way, but I was still the one that approached AJ about making this move. It all gets blamed on her pregame with Ryan, but she isn't the one that came to me about it...
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Post by chase on Mar 27, 2013 1:20:06 GMT -5
Also, Tina was hardcore robbed. You'll always be #1 in my heart, babe <3
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Post by Emily on Mar 27, 2013 2:23:29 GMT -5
33. CarlySeason: The PlaguesPlacement: 4thEdgic: UTRAt the Final 11 boot, she survived because AJ knew that Liberty was a sinking ship and got rid of her now-nemesis Leah. Carly benefited once again from someone else's move. Maybe it was a dumb move, or maybe we were screwed either way, but I was still the one that approached AJ about making this move. It all gets blamed on her pregame with Ryan, but she isn't the one that came to me about it... AJ was already going to make that move when you approached her about it xD
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Post by Host on Mar 28, 2013 12:50:22 GMT -5
27. LeahSeason: The PlaguesPlacement: 10thEdgic: MORNIf you're plugged into the Good & Evil world, you know that Leah was inarguably eliminated by the 19th player of the game- Christmas. Leah started out as one of the, if not the, most savvy players in the entire series- expanding the scope of intellect that I had previously thought enclosed all ORGers. She was capable at the game, entertaining, and very devious- which proved for a great character. She started out as the Queen Bee of Liberty, pulling in her little sidekicks Jonah and Kendell. Everyone kind of realized that she was sitting on a throne, but no one really did anything about it. She got a little bit comfortable though at the swap when she thought that her tribe had majority. She wasn't around much and she wasn't as sociable as the rest of her tribe. She claims this was due to the Christmas holiday screwing up her availability for the game...even though that the Christmas holiday enclosed only one round. Regardless, after the second swap twist- Chase and AJ both flipped on Leah because they wanted to jump off of the sinking Liberty ship. Leah was pretty much the representation of the doomed Liberty tribe, and while she was a great character to begin with...she fell flat.
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Post by Host on Mar 28, 2013 12:57:04 GMT -5
24. KendellSeason: The PlaguesPlacement: 7thEdgic: MORNThe last Liberty standing. What an honor, right? If I had to name the most weird character arc in the history of this series, I would probably give it to Kendell. She kind of started out as this negbitch sidekick. Like the Leann to Leah's Ami. It was funny and interesting, and I kind of always expected Kendell to go pretty early. She's one of those people who survives ROUND after ROUND of being a completely incompetent player. I kept asking myself "why?". She got herself in the majority at the beginning, so I'll give her that. Her tribe won a lot at the swap, so that's something else. Liam dug himself into a huge hole the entire game- so she survived there. Then, at the merge, she continued to survive. Even whilst she took an OTTN turn- attacking anyone who wouldn't give her information! A rare beast indeed. The best Kendell moment was probably her winning immunity when everyone and their brother was against her. A true Shii-Ann moment.
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Post by Host on Mar 28, 2013 13:27:00 GMT -5
19. LiamSeason: The PlaguesPlacement: 11thEdgic: CPMOh man...Liam. Where to start out with this guy. Firstly it should be noted that Liam is my favorite pre-merge boot of all time. He was passionate, intelligent, conflicted, and compelling all at the same time...he just had a hard time knowing what to say and who to say it to. He started out telling a lie during the elimination challenge about what is "occupation" was before the game- leading Leah to infamously deliver a line about how she knew that Liam was lying. The Ellis troupe figured it out as well- and unfortunately Liam's strategy from there was to continue to lie and to lie EVEN MORE. On Liberty, he scraped by because there were more worthless people than him. He got on the winning tribe post swap, but unlike Leah and Kendell- he actually tried to make something of it and position himself better. Unfortunately, this just made everyone not trust him and put a huge target on his back. He got himself a vote nullifer and attempted to use it at the new swap to save himself- but he kind of screwed it up. He was sent to a tie-breaker (after a heinous ruling by the host) and ultimately lost- becoming the first juror. A pretty respectable title, if you ask me.
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Post by kendell on Mar 28, 2013 15:02:33 GMT -5
Ugh, such a starr!! <33
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Post by aj on Mar 28, 2013 15:40:52 GMT -5
27. LeahSeason: The PlaguesPlacement: 10thEdgic: MORNIf you're plugged into the Good & Evil world, you know that Leah was inarguably eliminated by the 19th player of the game- Christmas. Leah started out as one of the, if not the, most savvy players in the entire series- expanding the scope of intellect that I had previously thought enclosed all ORGers. She was capable at the game, entertaining, and very devious- which proved for a great character. She started out as the Queen Bee of Liberty, pulling in her little sidekicks Jonah and Kendell. Everyone kind of realized that she was sitting on a throne, but no one really did anything about it. She got a little bit comfortable though at the swap when she thought that her tribe had majority. She wasn't around much and she wasn't as sociable as the rest of her tribe. She claims this was due to the Christmas holiday screwing up her availability for the game...even though that the Christmas holiday enclosed only one round. Regardless, after the second swap twist- Chase and AJ both flipped on Leah because they wanted to jump off of the sinking Liberty ship. Leah was pretty much the representation of the doomed Liberty tribe, and while she was a great character to begin with...she fell flat.
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Post by Ryan on Mar 29, 2013 9:51:22 GMT -5
AJ, i swear to God, if you text me that picture of that shirtless Christmas man one more time...
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Post by Jessica on Mar 29, 2013 19:50:12 GMT -5
Well, hopefully I'll get better than 27th this season. But how ironic that I wound up getting screwed over and voted out on Easter.
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Post by jonah on Mar 29, 2013 22:26:24 GMT -5
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