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Post by Robb Zbacnik on Dec 31, 2008 16:07:21 GMT -5
It worked. I was confident, but this is an unpredictible game, and when that last vote came up Kathy, I let out a huge sigh of relief.
After tribal it was really important that I did some quick damage control on Rudy. I was lying to him for the past several days, so I needed to make sure that I could build him back up to go after Gary again.
I knew that my relationship with Boston Rob would be key in this game. But now, I'm becoming wary of him. He's acting too excited, too loyal, and he keeps praising me as such a great game player. That makes me nervous. And for the first time I feel like I really need immunity to ensure that I am safe at the next vote.
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Post by Robb Zbacnik on Jan 1, 2009 16:47:54 GMT -5
Making the final four is a fantastic accomplishment. While you're living it, its very easy to take for granted that you keep surviving. But if you just stop and take a look back at all the players who didn't make it didn't this far, its hard not to feel fortunate that you're still grinding it out. As hard as you play, and as well as you play, you do have to have a certain amount of luck to get to this point. Lets take a second and really appreciate it.
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Post by Robb Zbacnik on Jan 4, 2009 0:58:11 GMT -5
From what the other three have been telling me, I am STILL not a target - Rudy and Gary still want each other out, and Rob is after either one of the other two. They've all put on quite a convincing show that they are still on my side. But that makes me nervous, because they can't all be THAT gullible...can they?
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Post by Robb Zbacnik on Jan 4, 2009 18:33:28 GMT -5
I really wanted to win the immunity challenge, but it was a challenge that largely depended on how well you knew past tribe members, which is not one of my strong points, and unfortunately, is one of Gary's strong points. But, I just took my time, thought through each of the quotes thoroughly, and just hoped for the best.
If Gary wins immunity, I might be in a lot of trouble. They would be foolish not to vote me out now anyway, and I would be almost insulted if they didn't target me
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Post by Robb Zbacnik on Jan 5, 2009 21:44:30 GMT -5
I won immunity again! I'm not going to sit here and tell you that it was all skill when it clearly wasn't. I mean, I took my time and gave it my best shot, but at the end of the day, I was just guessing. And today I happened to be the best guesser.
I originally thought at this point that if I won immunity, it would be a slam dunk, Gary's out of here. But the problem with voting out Gary is that I would then HAVE to win the next immunity, or else I'm out, and either Rudy or Rob wins the game. That's a horrible scenario. But, if I allow Gary to stick around, he is one immunity victory away from winning the game.
For the first time in the game, I'm really unsure of the correct move. I could go either way and I'm probably not going to decide until the last second
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