JURY, I ENCOURAGE YOU TO READ THIS:
Okay, first I would say congratulations - but it's you three who are sitting here, so I won't bother.
*turns to the jury*
Jury, in case you haven't noticed - these three contestants sitting here are symbolism of the game: Under-Playing, Average-Playing, and Over-Playing.
*turns to the final three*
Lets start with Chapter 1, the Under-playing - Mike.
Mike before anything I will give you two pieces of credit: You were apart of many alliances, and you were rarely targeted, I can give you that.
First before your main thing, is that your speech about
#TeamDiversity was pointless, since Ollie was voted out right away and that ended right away.
Your honesty made me want to rip off my ears, the way you say the truth makes you sound like the biggest jack ass I've ever met.
However, I can sum up your game in one word….."Elliot".
Elliot, Elliot, Elliot, why Elliot? Is because you basically followed him this whole game and you failed to take action on anything on your own.
As the outsider of Hanoi, I can see that Elliot pulled all the strings, you were his loyal goat and followed every command that he said - you had a paved path to 2nd place and everything was perfect….
Until I bombed the entire thing and idol'd out Elliot, the next day you come up to me and tell me you want a Hanoi final tribal council, once again failing to take action and make an alliance on your own, you could have gathered up the people - but instead you come to me, the one who just idoled out your closest ally to help you.
You became irrelevent after Elliot's elimination so that's why you are here, your entire game is summed up in following Elliot's lead, I literally have nothing else on you besides Elliot.
So my question to you Elliot is: What move did you make on your own? By no one else's influence, 100% you.
*turns to the jury*
Now, we turn to chapter two - Average-Playing, Jimbo.
*turns to Jimbo*
Jimbo….slightly responsible for eliminating me but I won't take that into account tonight.
You view yourself as an underdog….you're not to be honest.
You were a guy who got in with the right people, you were sitting pretty - you may have gotten votes but those were from the people on the outs of Tan Cong, that's not "fighting for survival" that's "making sure the majority likes you", so if you think you had this tough battle…you didn't.
The idol play despite negating five votes isn't much to be honest, it was the last time you could have played an idol so wether or not you knew you were the target you would be playing the idol nonetheless.
We were never on the same side, so again I have no personal connection because Survivor is a story - and every vote needs to have meaning, and I have no reason to actually vote for you, we talked once in this game and you idoled me, those are the only two connections we've had in this game, so again, I have no good reason to actually give you my vote besides the fact is that I hate Rhys and Mike's gameplay.
Also the fact is I know you have Ollie's vote because he is Anti-Hanoi, so I'm not giving you props for that.
So my question for you is: Since we never actually connected - why should I, VIOLET (not the jury), nobody should vote for you.
*turns to the jury*
And now we turn to our final chapter in this game: Over-Playing, with Rhys.
*turns to Rhys*
Rhys….or Rhys….I'd rather kick my dog and burn a building than vote for you, because I have a lot to say about you.
You were the first person I talked in this game, and the one person - when I was on the outs of Hanoi and when I felt completely alone in this game: YOU, you Rhys came and talked to me calling me a victim, did I feel like you were lying a bit, yes, but it made me feel better that I could actually have a 1-on-1 with somebody in this game.
You were responsible for lying and hurting a lot of people in this game, you could make somebody feel really good about them