Board Thread:Survivor 20: Heroes Vs. Villains/@comment-5001881-20161026011220/@comment-11566954-20161026014733

Alissa, you are absolutely correct on all of your statements about me. I will be the first to admit about my terrible Jury Speech. I have already referred to this in other  responses and by no means do I think I played the best game. I hope I can change your mind because I really want this so bad and I am so willing to prove it to you.

Physically, it may appear that I had nothing. But, I wanted to stay under the radar and less of a threat. I already knew that my mouth could get me in trouble (which it did multiple times in the beginning of the merge). So I did not what another target on my back at all. That is completely one hundred percent the truth.

Strategically, I wanted to make one or two good moves with keeping me out of the spot light. I wanted everyone know that they could trust me. I wanted to keep that trust as well as making sure I was the least likely person to become a threat. I wanted other people to have all of the targets on their back not mine.

Socially, I was very weak. But staying within my group and not talking to the other groups helped my game because it ensured everyone took that trust into me. I do think my social game could have been much stronger, however, the moves I made socially did help me get to this point.

The one move that I am most proud of and I think that made and no one helped me whatsoever was increasing my social game with Jennifer. This may not seem like much of a move, however it helped me get to this spot. I noticed that Jen wasn't one hundred percent with the Villians. I found my crack and I wanted to expose it. I did. I helped Jennifer gain my trust and it lead to your vote off I do believe and she even gave me the dreamcatcher which kept me out of the final six tribal council. This move was very small, yes, but if I did not expose this opportunity, I would not be here.

I really hope I put some light on my game. Thank you for the quesitons!