44x10 - Full Tilt Boogie

[bunniefuu]

Okay.

Tribal Council was chaotic.

Kane, the tribe has spoken.

In this game, it's been
Ratu against Soka,

with Tika floating
in the middle.

And they didn't loop me in
on a plan to vote out Kane.

- How you doing, Frannie?
- I don't know. I'm just

I'm just frustrated 'cause I-I
would have voted for Kane.

So I don't understand why
nobody wanted to tell me.

I realized that
every single person

on the beach lied to me.

So, as of right now,

it sort of seems like I
have no one on my side.

So nobody stuck
with the plan, or what?

I didn't know the actual plan.

I'm very confused because
I was left out of the vote

and I feel like our Ratu
numbers are starting to dwindle.

It's only me and Jaime left,

and now my extra vote's gone,

but it seems like it was
just used for no reason.

So I could be next or
Jaime could be next.

Apparently, everybody
didn't know every plan.

Everyone was saying this
was such a chaotic Tribal,

and, like, no one
really knew the plan.

I knew the plan.

I do want to tell you
something, Jaime,

but it's, like, more
of a private thing.

- Yeah, we can talk.
- Okay.

I focused my game
upon relationships,

and so it's really
important for me

to focus on damage control.

I was wanting to work with Kane,

but I wasn't really sure
where his loyalty lies.

Okay.

- But, like...
- That makes me not trust him.

And I explained to Jaime,

Kane had been telling
everybody that she had an idol.

In reality, I had told
everybody that she had an idol,

but Kane's gone, so I
can say whatever I want.

I love being able to
make up lies about people

who aren't in this game
who can defend themselves.

It's wonderful.

I didn't know how
close you were.

- Especially if that was true.
- Yeah.

No, I'm really grateful
that you told me.

- I appreciate that.
- I won't tell anybody else.

Tonight at Tribal Council,
my number-one ally,

Kane, was voted
out with my idol.

It's the worst thing that
could happen inSurvivor.

It's like, "No! Come back!"

Like, we'll definitely
talk to tomorrow.

I just wanted to,
like, give you some

- peace of mind...
- Yes.

Right now, it's kind
of a tricky situation,

because I didn't tell
anybody that I gave Kane

the idol to protect it
from Knowledge Is Power,

but people are still suspicious
that I might have the idol.

So, to combat that, I
either need to come clean

or find a new idol.

Come on in.

Good morning.

All right, shall we get to
today's reward challenge?

Yes.

PROBST For today's challenge,

you're gonna spin
inside a metal frame,

slowly winding the
buoy across a line.

You'll then make your way
over a series of obstacles,

grabbing two
ba*ls along the way.

You'll then race to land
those ba*ls on a tall ledge.

First person to
finish wins reward.

- Want to know what you're playing for?
- Yes.

The winner will be
taken to the sanctuary.

Where good things happen.

Yes.

You'll enjoy tacos.

- Tacos!
- Apple empanadas.

My God.

Cold beer, margaritas.

Virgin margaritas if
anybody's under 21.

Worth playing for?

- Yes!
- All right. I like it.

Day 18, we'll draw for spots.

We'll get started. Here we go.

All right. For reward.

Survivors ready?

Go! First you got
to spin yourself.

Pulling that buoy
across this line.

That's how you do it.
Frannie is whipping through it.

Heidi looking good.

Danny's got momentum.
Lauren trying to get some.

The faster you go,

the faster that
buoy will get here,

and you can take
off to the next stage.

Jaime taking her time like she's
enjoying a Sunday at the park.

- Frannie, you're good.
- Danny, you're good.

Holy mother of...

Frannie and Danny both, dizzy.

You wouldn't know
it watching Danny.

Now you got to get over that
beam while you're still dizzy.

You're good, Heidi.

Carolyn, you're good.

My God.

My God.

You're good, Jaime.

You're good, Lauren.

Wow. My God.

My God.

You're good, Carson.

My God.

- Yam Yam. Slow motion.
- You're good.

I can't even find it.

Everybody dizzy.

You can get across the beam

any way you want, but you
can't touch. You got to go back.

Frannie has to go back.
She's got her first ball.

Danny has his first ball. He's
crawling across the beam.

That works.

Frannie now working
on the second ball.

And she's good. It's
Frannie in the lead.

She's won two
individual immunities.

Danny has his second ball.

Can he navigate?
No. Big fall by Danny.

He's got to go back.
Heidi has her first ball.

Heidi with her
second, but she drops.

Got to go back.

Danny better this time.

You're good, Danny.
Start working on the knot.

It's now Frannie in the lead.

Start working it,
Frannie. There you go.

Trying to land that
ball on a narrow trough.

Carson's across.
You're good, Carson.

Here comes Jaime.

Carolyn's good. Heidi's good.

It's now Lauren and Yam
Yam still working the beam.

Everybody else has their ba*ls.

Lauren's across. You're good.

It's Yam Yam, last to
get across the beam.

Frannie has her first ball.

Rain is coming down heavier now.

You're looking to land
both ba*ls in that trough.

It is Frannie with one.
Nobody else with anything.

Danny trying to
get his first. No.

- Frannie does it.
- Yes!

Frannie wins her third
individual challenge

of Survivor44.

And the biggest
reward of the season.

Wow, what a challenge.
That was a sprint.

Frannie, come on
over. Right here.

All right, so here's what's
gonna happen, Frannie.

You're gonna spend
the night at the sanctuary.

Blankets, pillows, a
roof over your head.

In addition, you
will fall asleep,

drifting off with
memories of home,

because you'll also be
reading your letters from home...

The reason you're out here,
the people who are back home

waiting for you to get back home

have written you
letters to encourage you.

So you've got food,
shelter and love.

Biggest reward of the season.

Choose one person to join
you tonight at the sanctuary.

Jeff, um, as soon as you
say that family's involved,

this becomes a whole
different question.

So... Carolyn.

- Carolyn, come on over.
- Why Carolyn?

I know she's missing
her son so much, and...

Frannie, choose one
more person to join you.

I'm gonna go with Lauren.

'Cause I know she hasn't
been eating as much,

and I know she misses
her son so much.

- Thank you so much.
- Yeah.

I'm so sorry.

Now it's really tricky.

One spot left.

My God.

My gosh.

Heidi.

Heidi, come on over.

I'm sorry.

- I'm sorry, Danny.
- That's okay.

Three moms.

All right, Frannie, Carolyn,

Lauren, Heidi, head out.
Boat's gonna pick you up.

Take you to the sanctuary.

You'll return to camp tomorrow.

Enjoy.

Have fun.

- Bye, guys. Have fun.
- All right.

Danny, Carson, Jaime, Yam Yam,

got nothing for you.
Head back to camp.

For me, winning this
challenge is bittersweet.

This is probably
the biggest reward

of this season of Survivor,
and I get to be there

with these other
three amazing women,

but I see their faces
when I win for a third time.

It's simpleSurvivor strategy.

Take out the person who could,
in theory, win every challenge.

If you want this, you got
to apply to be on Survivor.

Okay, so how many
scoops am I doing?

Like 4,000.

Four thou... I'm
excited. Thank, y'all.

Thank you, guys.

I'm happy you're excited.
I'm... mad. I wanted food.

I'm the only person that
hasn't gotten a reward now.

I would have loved tacos,

but this is a lot
more than just food.

Like, was there anyone
specifically you were looking

to get letters from?

What?

The fact that I
know that my letter

is in Jeff's hand, and I'm
not gonna be able to read it...

It's heartbreaking. I
was looking forward

to reading a letter from
Karim, my husband.

He always writes
really nice stuff.

My mother... she's,
like, super energetic

and she always
gives me strength.

It would have been
nice to read some letters

and have some peace
of mind that they're okay.

You know?

You're missing your husband bad?

Hey, man, this is gonna make
it that much more sweeter.

- No, you're not stupid, man, you're...
- No.

You're feeling it,

and you're talking to
us 'cause we're close.

- It's real.
- Yeah.

The only good thing
about being here is that

I get to sit down with
Jaime and Danny,

which I really haven't
talked serious strategy,

and lay out a plan
that may benefit us.

How do you be a good
player and not look at Frannie

as somebody that
needs to be taken out?

- She's three and 0. Um...
- Yeah.

She's three and 0, no
one's beating Frannie, and

she knows puzzles,
she's a beast at comps.

- I agree. I agree. I agree.
- She can balance.

She has strength.

As of this morning,
Frannie wasn't even

on the radar, but
she's won three

out of the five
individual challenges.

That's saying something, and so,

being able to use
that against her

can be a really
effective strategy

to kind of bond us together

because we didn't get
to eat the delicious food.

We didn't get to
read our family letters

from home, and so, now,

tides have shifted. It could
be Frannie going home next.

What?

I walk into the
sanctuary, and I see

everything you possibly
need to have a good time.

Tacos and margaritas, you know?

What more could you want?

Do it.

Yeah.

Salud!

- That tastes... - What?
- Like what? - So good.

Ooh!

- Best reward ever.
- Yes.

This, like, couldn't
be a better four.

I'm so glad that
you did think about it,

like, too, as, like, moms,

- and, like, you know what I mean?
- Thank you so much.

Like, that's so human and so...

Like, I just... I appreciate it.

Frannie, like, thank you.

As soon as I knew
I was gonna have

to choose people, I
couldn't help but think

about the moms out
here on this island,

and Carolyn is somebody who

I want to build a
relationship with.

I don't always
feel like I fit in.

And she is so
unabashedly herself that

it's inspiring to me.

I'm so nervous.

I am, too. I'm not gonna lie.

All right.

You know, my daddy is
not, like, an emotional person.

And, like...

And, like...

Both of my boys...

They were just letting me
know, like, they're doing so well.

But for my dad... that was
probably the most memorable.

Him saying like, "When
others doubted you",

you always persevered."
And it's so true, like...

Being married and then
going through a divorce...

Like, I'm single,
on my own, like,

and many people in my family
have been, like, on welfare.

And, like, my dad was
like, "You're gonna"

"you're gonna have to
figure something out because

because you're
gonna be that way."

And I was like, "No, I'm not."

I went, and I got two jobs.

I went back to school,
and I got my master's.

And then, even
withSurvivor, like,

I'm telling my family, I'm like,

"I'm gonna apply for that
show and I'm gonna go."

And they're like,
"No, you're not."

Then, I'm freaking here. Like,

I have surpassed, like,
everybody's expectations,

and I'm a living example
for other women to know,

like, doesn't matter
your circumstance.

You can do it.

It's crazy to think a
letter can mean so much.

Yeah.

And my son hates writing.

Like, he doesn't
like writing at all.

So it's, like, this is probably
the most he's ever

I've never seen him
draw anything like that.

I don't even know what that is.

I feel like I had a good
relationship with Frannie,

but going on this
reward with her, like,

took it to a whole new level.

And I know that Frannie's
a threat, and, like...

But I'm like, "I don't want
to ever vote her out now."

To see you, Frannie, winning

I'm literally living
through you, and I think

we should keep up the
whole, like, women winning.

I agree.

- After all, we got this.
- Yeah. - Yes.

- Yes. - Yeah.
- Okay.

We're not just
talking, we're real?

- I'm manifesting it.
- What do you mean?

Tomorrow, we're gonna win it.

I thought you were
saying, "Vote Danny out."

- I'm down for it.
- When are you ready

- to let go of Danny?
- Yeah, yeah.

- Let's-let's ask that question.
- That's the true question.

I have no ties to Danny.
We never said "final two."

'Cause we both know we're
gonna kick each other out

whenever it's time to.

- It's time tomorrow.
- Well, is it time to?

It-it could be.

I'm not

Heidi will vote out Frannie
next-next Tribal 100%.

That's the only
thing... like, the letters.

With Carolyn, I know
that that's gonna be tough.

So you guys have to
come up with the story

that you're gonna tell her.

Like, what name is
she gonna write down?

Well, if you want a
really believable plan?

What's that?

We could just say we're
trying to flush your idol.

And that'll be really...
that'll be really cool.

Do you want me to tell you
what happened to my idol?

Yes.

It's time to come clean.

The only reason that my name

was ever brought up
or ever written down

is because they thought
that I had the idol.

- Okay, so...
- Do you have an idol?

I had an idol.

We thought that somebody had.

Knowledge Is Power,
so Lauren gave me

her extra vote to protect it.

I gave my idol to Kane.

Kane was voted
out. The idol's gone.

Wow.

It's a good story.

That's just what
it is. It's a story.

Actually, um, I take that back.

It's a horrible story.
It's absolute B.S.

Isn't it such an
unbelievable story, though?

They're gonna be
like, "Yeah, right.

You gave your idol to Kane?"

- Like, I legit don't have the idol.
- Yeah.

After coming clean,

I really believe the
target is off my back.

I do believe that Danny,

Yam Yam and Carson believed me.

Yeah, that story's total B.S.

And now we're
doing an idol search

- because there's one out there.
- No, no, yeah.

You know, good on her
for at least trying that.

It was so good.

It's honestly put her
more on my radar

- because it's like, "Wow, she's good."
- Yeah.

All right.

My game plan moving
forward now is simple.

If Frannie loses an
immunity challenge,

we vote her out.

If she wins, we vote
Jaime out or flush the idol.

I can get Heidi on board.

Does your gut say
it's too early for...

For Danny?

No. He wouldn't expect it.

It has to be a blindside.

Danny and I are close
allies, but I want to make sure

they know that I'm
here to play the game.

It's not just I'm saving Danny.
I'm actually playing this game

for myself and for my
family, not for Danny.

Va Va.

Good morning.

Welcome home.

I was up at the crack
of dawn just waiting

for the women to
come home because

I was so excited
to finally share

the truth about my idol.

I did have the idol.

Because we were fearful of
Pow... Knowledge Is Power,

I gave my idol

to Kane to hold, and
then Kane was voted off,

- and he walked away with it.
- Are you serious?

It feels good.

I'm finally free!

The truth shall set you free.

My God, Jaime, why
didn't you, like, stop it?

But it's so public. I would
have been like, "Stop!"

I would... I know.

Lying and keeping secrets
is the name of the game,

but it's a lot of weight
on your chest, so,

I love being honest.

Don't tell anyone
when I said that.

- I appreciate you saying that.
- Yeah, totally.

I mean, I had heard
that you had one.

I smell bull. No.

Man. How great is it?

Are you kidding me?

Really? You know, Jaime,
do you think we're that silly?

It's too much.

What, does she
think we're all idiots?

And the fact that she can lie

right to your face only
exacerbates for me

the idea that Jaime's a
dangerous player in this game.

Come on in.

If you only knew
how good you looked.

Warriors!

Weathered, dirty,

- hair's grown out.
- Thank you, Jeff.

Yeah, it's beautiful.

All right, shall we get to
today's immunity challenge?

First things first, Frannie.

Got to take it back again.

Thank you.

Once again, immunity
is back up for grabs.

For today's challenge,
your feet will be tied together.

Your arms will be
tied to your side.

- My God. - Ooh.
- Yeah.

On my go, you're gonna
slither through the sand

while using your mouth

to drag a buoy
through the course.

No.

God.

When you get to the end,
you're gonna maneuver the buoy

through a final obstacle
and then race to finish

a star-shaped puzzle.

First person to finish

this challenge
wins this necklace.

You can't be voted out tonight.

Losers, Tribal Council
where somebody will be

the eleventh person voted out

and become the fourth
member of our jury.

Big enough stakes?

All right, we're gonna draw
for spots. We'll get started.

- Here it is.
- Here we go.

All right, for immunity.
Survivors ready?

- Go! You're slithering...
- Ooh.

Through the sand. Your
feet are tied together.

Your hands are tied together.

Danny doing a nice
job, out to the early lead.

You got to really attack this.

What Danny's doing.

Keep that mouth
holding on to your buoy.

My God.

You're good.

Danny is flying
through this course.

Danny is whipping
through this course.

It is crazy. You're good, Danny.

Untie your hands and
your feet. It is everybody

trying to catch Danny right now.

Now you're gonna maneuver
that buoy through the obstacle.

Here comes Carson. Lauren
doing a good job. Here comes Heidi.

Here comes Frannie. It's
Jaime and Yam Yam in dead last.

You're maneuvering that
buoy now through an obstacle.

It's about rope management.

Here comes Carson.

Carson's made up a lot of time.

Here comes Heidi.

Frannie's in it now.
Here comes Lauren.

Yam Yam heads
over that first hill.

There goes Jaime
over the first hill.

- Carolyn still struggling.
- She's sideways.

Carson, you're good. Untie.

You're good, Heidi. Untie.

You're good, Frannie. Untie.

You're good, Lauren. Untie.

Now you're maneuvering that
buoy through one more obstacle.

This is all about managing
that rope and the slack.

You got to create slack.

And it's Danny in the
lead. Let's go, Carolyn!

You're almost there.
Get your face on the mat.

You're good,
Carolyn. You're good.

Danny has his buoy through.

You're good, Jaime.

Danny first up to the puzzle.

Everybody is working on
their buoy except for Yam Yam.

You're almost there, Yam Yam.
You are good, Yam Yam. Untie.

Yam Yam is now in it.

Heidi's through. She can
untie her puzzle pieces.

Trying to work that
buoy through those ropes.

Carson is through. He
can untie his puzzle pieces.

The faster you get
through that obstacle,

the faster you
get to your puzzle.

Carson's up here.

Frannie's through. She
can untie her puzzle pieces.

Frannie's won two individual
immunity challenges already,

- plus a reward.
- My God.

She's up now
working on the puzzle.

There goes Lauren.
She's through.

Yam Yam is through. Yam
Yam made up a lot of time.

Yam Yam is now in it.

Look at that.

Lauren's up here.

Jaime's through.

- My God!
- It is now

just Carolyn
working on the buoy.

Everybody on the puzzle
now, except Carolyn.

Danny was first here,

but has made absolutely
zero progress on the puzzle.

Carson's getting progress going.

It is a complicated
star-shaped puzzle.

It's a complicated knot.

It is Carson in
the lead right now.

Now Frannie's got some momentum.

It's now Frannie and
Carson side by side.

It is Carson now pulling away.

Frannie trying to catch Carson.

Carson down to four pieces left.

My... Who did this?

Come on, man.

Carson down to two pieces left.

Frannie trying to catch him.

It's gonna be
too little, too late.

Carson down to his last piece.

For immunity, does it fit?

He's got one piece
left. He can't get it to fit.

Frannie fighting.
Stay in this, now.

Carson now gonna
take a piece out.

Something is not right.
He's readjusting his puzzle.

Frannie moving faster
now with another piece.

Carson lost some momentum.
He seemed to be one piece away,

but it wasn't right.
He can't get it to fit.

That has opened the door

for Frannie, who is
trying to close the deal.

- Jeff?
- Carson rearranges again.

Thinks he has it.

And he does. Carson wins

- individual immunity.
- God.

- Safe tonight at Tribal Council.
- Wow.

Wow, that went together fast.

Carson, come on down.

Yeah!

- Yeah, Carson!
- Good job, Carson!

Before I put this
on, how's this feel?

It's incredible.

I never thought I would
win an individual immunity.

And so, being able to
put that puzzle together

against, like, some powerhouses
in this group... this is awesome.

- Congratulations.
- Thank you so much.

Yeah!

Carson is safe tonight,
cannot be voted out.

As for the rest of
you, after 19 days,

somebody will be
voted out tonight.

Eleventh person out of this
game, fourth member of our jury.

Grab your stuff,
head back to camp.

- See tonight a Tribal. Congrats.
- Thank you.

- Congrats, Carson.
- Thank you.

Not winning's never fun.

But I'm happy it
wasn't Frannie. So,

tonight's Tribal, if it
goes exactly how I want,

Frannie goes home.

She's a powerhouse in this game

and nobody wants to go
to the final three with her.

We have an opportunity
right now to strike. Let's strike.

Way to go, Carson.

- That puzzle was awesome.
- Right. All right.

Of course I wanted Jeff to put

the immunity necklace
around me for the third time,

but there's kind of a sense
of renegade excitement in me

that I don't have
that security tonight.

What do you think? Would
you rather Jaime or Yam?

Um

I am... I will be
absolutely fine.

I have had some sort of security

every single Tribal
Council I've gone to.

So, I kind of haven't had
a chance yet in this game

to put my social
strategy to the test.

And I love tests, you know?

I...

Yeah.

I-I just keep thinking
Danny, but again

- I'm okay with that.
- Yeah, I'm good with Danny.

Me, neither.

- Yeah.
- I'd rather just...

Like, we all know
she has an idol.

Carson, you're the
necklace holder.

- What do you think?
- I don't know.

My idea would be to split it
between the two of them...

Three-three... and on a revote,

if Jaime doesn't
play her idol, vote her.

Okay.

So what are you thinking?

Nobody's beating Frannie.

Who wants to sit with
her at the final three?

- I mean... -Are you down for that?
- I'm down.

Danny brings up Frannie's name,

which is mind-blowing to me,

because Danny hasn't been
one to talk strategy with me.

And then, also, I just
went on a reward with her

at the sanctuary.

What about you?

Yeah.

We wanted to vote out
Danny at the sanctuary,

but I do think it
could be a good idea

to vote Frannie out of the game,

being that she has
won so many immunities.

Everybody's on board with that?

- Yeah.
- All right.

The fact that Frannie
lost the challenge

is huge for the tribe, 'cause
now we can target her.

But I think Jaime's the biggest
threat out here right now.

She might have an idol.

There's only eight
of us, and right now,

Tika is making
all the decisions.

So I have to talk to Carson
to see what he wants to do.

Danny wants to get Frannie out.

Yeah, so then, we can take...

But I also want
to get Jaime out.

I know. I want to
get Jaime out, too.

We just got to choose
which one we want to do.

And it's complicated 'cause I
don't really know what's best.

I want you, me and Carolyn
to be the closest to each other.

What I see brewing
is Carolyn forming

- a closer bond with Frannie.
- Yeah.

I think Carolyn might
have found a number one.

That's...

If you're feeling like
we're gonna lose Carolyn

because Frannie's here, I think

getting rid of Frannie's
the best option.

But Carolyn gets really annoyed

when she's not
included in stuff.

True. It's scary.

- Carson and I...
- We might vote out Frannie,

but the worst thing that
could happen would be

that Carolyn finds
out about it because

she might not be
our ally anymore.

Who's everybody?

Danny wants to target
Frannie, and Frannie is trying

to split between
Jaime and Danny.

Those are the three names
I've heard from different plans.

I don't know what's
gonna happen.

I don't feel good with
any of them, in all honesty.

But if I feel weird,
I do have an idol.

I am bringing it tonight.

Depending how I
feel at the moment,

I may or may not play it.

Are we comfortable? Like,
is someone going rogue?

- I don't think so.
- Danny's... voting for,

- um, Frannie.
- What?

He told me, "I don't
need your number

if you don't feel comfortable."

What. Wait. What?

So, who does he
think is voting with him?

Well, I think... I thought he
saw... He thought you guys.

- Not me.
- Not me.

The plan was, split it
between Jaime and Danny.

That was the plan, I thought.

And then, I start hearing

this stuff about Frannie.

So he's saying because he
doesn't need you for the vote?

- It doesn't matter.
- Well, what is he doing then?

Danny tells Heidi, " I
don't need you for a vote.

I already have the numbers."

He would never
say that to Heidi.

Something doesn't make sense.

Not knowing who
exactly is voting

for you if that's the
vote they've planned?

Something's not right.

People are scared.

"Frannie wins all the
immunities." Who ca...

Like, I'm not voting
Frannie this vote,

and they know that, probably,
and are leaving me out.

I'm pissed.

I think it's stupid.

Well, I know we always haven't
all been on the same page,

but, like, seriously,

are we gonna let Danny
control another vote?

Yes. Yeah.

- Us four and one more.
- But, um, split?

- Maybe Carson.
- Do you want...

- Let's... do it.
- Let's do it.

Let's... do it.

Every single time everybody
thinks they have a plan,

she goes around
and she freaks out.

And yet, she's the
one who... She's...

- Then ask him.
- Yeah. Perfect.

- That was good.
- Yeah.

This is what we're doing now.

Okay, I-I don't know if
I'm in yet, but tell me.

Me, Frannie, you,
Lauren, Jaime for Heidi.

I don't like... I don't like
the last-minute thing.

Sometimes the
last-minute stuff is the best.

We have this plan for Frannie,

but all of a sudden, Carolyn
and Frannie are trying

to now move the
numbers to Heidi.

And so, I'm just
trying to figure out

what the best course
of action is from now.

I need to have a
conversation -I don't

with Yam Yam and
Lauren and-and Jaime.

The best move
for me, I feel like,

would be to take out
Frannie, but doing so

would really risk my
relationship with Carolyn.

But I do want Heidi out. I
can see right through her.

She is working this
game pretty well,

and she is a big threat.

But I'm really not sure
what is going to happen.

And it's stressful,
it's chaotic.

I just wanted it to be simple,

but that never
happens with this group.

In this game, I feel like
I've really tapped into

both of my chaotic
and clever side,

but right now I'm, like,
in full chaotic mode,

and I know there's going
to be a betrayal either way.

I just have to decide
who I am betraying.

All right, let's start with
the reward challenge.

Frannie, you win your third

individual
challenge, and with it,

the power to choose
three people to go with you

on the biggest
reward of the season.

Sanctuary, food, letters
from home. Let's debate.

Is there a case to be made
that it's better to be chosen

- for that reward than to win?
- Yeah.

You know, I wanted to win
the challenge. I wanted tacos,

and I wanted to
be in the sanctuary.

But, you know, you never want
to be the one who has to decide

who gets their
letters from home.

And Danny, make
the other case...

Why you want to win
a challenge that shows

you're a competitor
and you're in charge.

Jeff, there's a bunch

of Survivorlegends out
there, and they're legends

not because they lose a
lot, it's 'cause they win a lot.

Frannie put on
three performances

where she kicked a*s, and
the game ain't over yet, so, yeah,

you want to play to
win the season, but also,

you don't want to just be
good. You want to be great.

You want to be one of
those players... the Robs,

the Parvs, the Jeremys.

These are legends. Like,

- why not strive for that?
- I agree with you.

That's the only
way to play Survivor

is full tilt boogie every single
second of every single day.

Wow. Full tilt boogie.

I don't know what
full tilt boogie is.

Probably like
this. I don't know.

Full tilt boogie's
a state of mind.

- Yeah.
- It's like

you could call it "Club Condo."

You can call it
whatever you want.

It's just a state of mind.

So did I full tilt boogie
at the sanctuary?

You could full tilt
boogie at the sanctuary.

I don't know if you did or not.

- I did.
- Okay.

So, Yam Yam, what
does it say about this game

when the better you do, the
bigger the target becomes?

This is a game of doing
great things and knowing

how to smoke-and-mirror
it, you know?

This is a very difficult
game to play, you know?

You want to be great,

but being great maybe is
not the best thing always.

I'm not winning.

I don't have to worry
about that, you know?

- But...
- Jaime, Yam Yam said it really well.

That's why the great players
are great, is somehow,

they were great, and
they still got to the end,

and they still won
in many cases.

It is a balancing act.

Another example is when
somebody finds an idol, like myself.

You automatically have

a giant target on your back.
And I just want to make it

extremely clear
to everyone, Jeff.

My idol walked out the door

at the last Tribal
Council with Kane.

So, I'm saying this again
so that there are no secrets.

I don't have the idol
any longer, sadly,

and now, I'm hoping that
everyone believes me.

Carolyn, here's another example.

Finding an idol, earning an
advantage really, really good.

- Yeah.
- And then, suddenly, you're Jaime

going, "I'm so sorry. I promise
I don't have it anymore."

"You can check my bag.
I swear I didn't mean to

I'm so... Please
don't vote me out."

Exactly.

It is such a balancing act.

I've been battling this the
whole time I've been here.

I don't want to be too loud,

but I don't... I
want to be relevant.

But you can't say anything,

but you got to trust people.

- It's stressful.
- Jaime,

you have eight people here,

eight different plans
to get to the end.

And Frannie winning
some challenges

is one layer to a
reason you might think

of voting somebody
out. There are all kinds

of things going on in this tribe

- that factor into the vote.
- Yes.

That's what I love about
this new era of Survivor

is it is new. Every single day,

it's a brand-new game.

So, the people that you
worked with last Tribal,

you might not talk to
them at all this Tribal.

It's always gonna be different

because everyone's
motives are different,

and depending on
what happens that day,

it might change who
you work with altogether.

So, the era of
alliances... is over.

Danny,

what scares you most
about the game right now?

To be honest,
Jeff, we genuinely,

like, all really get along.

So now, like, it's no secret,
like, me and Lauren have been

on the opposite sides of voting.

But, like, on, like,
a personal level,

I love the hell out
of this-this woman.

But it's also scary

because everybody else
has those relationships.

- Yeah.
- And it could be,

"now that friendship has
evolved into an alliance."

Frannie, you were
nodding in agreement.

Yeah. I thought one
of the great certainties

in this game is that

Danny and Lauren didn't
have a strategic relationship.

- Yeah.
- You know? You can't sleep

on any permutation in this game.

- Wow.
- Right?

Anybody can talk to
anyone and be working

with anyone at any time.

It's crazy.

You know? You see
everybody here laughing,

- but everybody's, like, nervous.
- Yeah.

This was my most stressful
day, and I had immunity.

I hear one plan,

and then someone else might
leave. Then the plan changes.

Then someone else
leaves, plan changes again.

We add a person, plan changes.

So I would not be surprised

if we had about 20 different
plans going on today.

It is pure pandemonium,
like, legitimately.

Heidi, can a plan get
detoured with one comment?

Yes, especially when you have
so many uncertainties out there.

If you hear something that
is, like, high alert, like, "Okay,

I'm not going with that plan.
I'm going with this other plan."

100%. There's so many
plans. None of us are solid.

So I truly think,

you say the wrong thing,
and you could go home.

I feel like I have to ask

before we go to the
vote, are we good to vote?

Okay, in that case,

it is time to vote.
Danny, you're up.

I'll go tally the votes.

If anybody has an advantage

or an idol, and
you want to play it,

now would be the time to do so.

All right, I'll read the votes.

First vote:

Frannie.

Danny.

Heidi.

Heidi. That's two votes
Heidi, one vote Frannie,

one vote Danny.

Frannie.

We're tied. Two votes Heidi,

two votes Frannie,
one vote Danny.

Frannie. That's
three votes Frannie,

two votes Heidi, one vote Danny.

Eleventh person voted out

and the fourth member
of our jury: Frannie.

That's four. That's enough.
Need to bring me your torch.

Carolyn, I'm wearing your belt.

Aw.

Frannie, the tribe has spoken.

Time for you to go.

- Love you, Frannie.
- Love you.

Grab your torches,
head back to camp.

Good night.

Leaving Carolyn out of
this vote... it backfired.

Next time onSurvivor

I've worked so hard, but
it's all crumbling down.

Now, Lauren and I
have all the power.

I didn't come here to take part.

I came here to take over.

I put my game to the
test tonight, and I failed.

And I don't fail tests,

but I feel like a stronger,
more powerful woman.

I beasted challenges. What?

And honestly, being
a jury member is,

like, the most exciting thing.

It's a front row seat
for my favorite show.

What more could I ask for?