Three Reality Shows

Chapter 81 Survivor 8

"I found almost all the people who fell that day, including Noanka." Taylor said, "Although the only part that was broadcast was me and Jay."

This is a common editing technique, which creates a person who seems to guide the voting direction, he is tangled, and he is thinking.

"Did Noanka go to see Jay that day?" Alec asked.

"Probably not. She should also be aware of the existence of the major league, but she has a different idea from mine. She wants to find the leader of the major league. She thinks it is Terry." Taylor said.

"Then she is really looking for someone in vain, Terry must be with you." Alec said, "Twitter is overwhelmingly hoping that Noanka will leave quickly, and don't let you go. I don't know why In the last episode, they all hoped that I would leave quickly."

"Probably because you left early, I can go far?" Taylor asked, "If we leave one before the merger, the other will basically get mixed safely to the merger. There is no big problem."

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"Behind everyone, there's a torch, go take a torch, put it down, and light it," Jeff said. Death."

Before the tribal meeting, Jeff said the same thing to the blue tribe as he did to the red tribe.

Everyone went to the back, took a torch and lit it, and sat down.

"Okay, I want to chat with you." Jeff said, "In today's game, you lost and the red team won. Are you upset?"

"Oh, of course," Yura said. "I just burst into tears. I felt like I was holding the Horde back."

"Yura thinks she's holding the Horde back," Jeff said. "Jay, do you think so?"

"Nuoanka should be the one who knows the most. She watched the whole battle from the sidelines. Each of us is slower than the red tribe. It can be said that each of us is holding back the tribe." Jay said.

"So you think the loss of the waivers was a collective loss?" Jeff asked.

"I do think so," Jay said.

"You also think that no one is responsible for the loss of this exemption, Amanda." Jeff said.

"I thought about it, it might be Terry." Amanda said, "I don't think anyone played particularly badly, but Terry is the one who arranged our strategy. His strategic arrangement may have made some mistakes, which led to our exemption. loss of the game."

"So Terry, are you likely to pay for your own strategic mistakes?" Jeff asked.

"I don't think so." Terry said, "I am still relatively capable in the game. They will not eliminate me so early, but the next strategy may require Amanda to carry out."

"Taylor, who do you think will be the most dangerous in the tribal meeting today?" Jeff asked.

"It should be me and Noanka." Taylor said, "We had some quarrels in the tribe, she went through my bag, and then told everyone that I had an immunity statue, but in fact it was a rumor, because I had There is no immunity statue at all, there is only one clue, if I really have a statue, the clue has already been thrown away by me."

"Do you think that Noanka's behavior may cause you to be eliminated?" Jeff asked.

"Not only because of Noanka's behavior, but also because Alec was not eliminated in the tribal meeting of the Red Tribe. Some people may feel that this threatens them." Taylor said.

"Redmond, I'm a little curious, what is your vote today based on?" Jeff asked.

"First of all, it's for the tribe, and secondly, it's mixed with some of my own personal feelings," Redmond said.

"What about Joan?" Jeff continued. "Where did you vote?"

"It should be for the tribe to move forward better." Joan said, "Sometimes, we have to make some difficult decisions."

"Noanka, many people in the tribe said that you might be in danger today," Jeff said, "Do you think so?"

"Of course, my sister doesn't think so. I think my sister can be more useful in the tribe than a girl who can only cry." Noanka said, "I don't mind if you take some big threats first, such as Tyler. This is my second entry. I was the last one to quit the first time. This time I wanted to give myself some credit, so I changed my game. My game has become more gentle. I hope this will help Let me go a little further."

"Okay, it's time to vote, Noanka, you go first." Jeff said.

"I'm going to get the ballot box," Jeff said. "Anyone who has a Hidden Immunity Idol and wants to use it, now is the time to do so."

No one responded to Jeff's words at all. Noanka turned around and glanced at Taylor, seeing that he didn't respond.

"First vote, Taylor."

It's not that the family doesn't enter the house. Taylor and Alec both only got one vote from the eliminated.

But this time, it may not be the case next time.

When Noanka was eliminated, her expression was a little upset. She seemed to be holding back, but it was probably because she was holding back her anger, not her tears.

[Blue Tribe]

"Thank you for choosing to keep me." Taylor and others in the tribe said when they returned to the camp.

"It's okay, the black sheep are always eliminated first." Redmond said, "Now we are also a united tribe."

"We're going to win the next immunity game," Jay said.

[Taylor: "Today we held the first tribal meeting. I had already prepared for the worst, and I might be eliminated. I didn't expect that the tribe would still like to keep me. I am very grateful, but I know I am at the bottom now, and I have to find a way to integrate into the tribe."]

Outdoor competitions are not Taylor's strong point. Although he has made a lot of preparations before the competition, he is still far behind those hardcore fans of survivors who have prepared for it for many years.

"I heard that you have been watching this show since you were 11 years old and want to participate?" Jay asked Amanda while lying on the hammock.

"Yes, I always imagined that I would be able to kill the Quartet after participating." Amanda said, "After participating, I realized that it was not the case at all."

[Jay: "After a little communication with Amanda, I found that she is different from my impression. She is a more interesting girl. She doesn't particularly like to offend people. The only shortcoming is that she is too much in the tribe. A little lazy."]