Post by Sandy on May 29, 2016 15:01:58 GMT -5
Thirty-nine days ago twenty-one players were dropped off in the Wadi Rum Desert, unaware of what was about to happen.
This is their story.
The castaways this season came from different walks of life and were about to be put in check by familiar faces; returning players who have enjoyed success either as a Social, Physical or Mental threat as the tribes were also divided by those skills.
With the Coaches leading their tribes, little did they know that their decisions could come back to haunt them as the constant threat of being dethroned was always in the back of their minds and the emergence of Redemption Cemetery added an extra layer of paranoia.
With the dominance of Anjara and Karak, Mandy lost her reign as Coach as two new tribes were formed on emotional (or lack thereof) gameplay. With the Amman and Al-Salt tribes evenly balanced going into the merge, unfinished business at Redemption Cemetery saw Jay return and with it the votes thereafter became some of the greatest in recent memory.
From Reynolds becoming the victim of Izzy's Bag of Rocks, to post-Tribal fallouts, to Carlos holding his own impromptu Tribal Council as the final King sending Dylan packing, it truly has been a season where #PlayToWin has been so important.
And as the battleground begins to clear, two worthy competitors remain:
DESIREÉ & NICOLE
Your time has arrived. You have done everything in your power to get to the final two and you're just days away from potentially becoming the Sole iSurv1vor. But standing in front of you is the jury, and whether or not you've contributed to their demise, it will be this jury that determines who the winner will be.
The Final Tribal Council area is about to be opened. The jury will then begin their dissection of your respective gameplay and it will be your responsibility to answer them accordingly. Answers as always in video format.
Once the jury have completed their Q&A they will vote for who they think deserves to win. It has never been more important to state your case - you did not come all this way for second.