Stranded in Nepal

So... was it the plan for Hayden to go home? What are your thoughts on the results and your vote?

Jeff Probst wrote:So... was it the plan for Hayden to go home? What are your thoughts on the results and your vote?

My plan was to effectively play both sides and maintain game relationships with everyone. I wasn't sure if the plan to get Angie out was legit, so my first objective was make sure Hayden went home in the even of a 4-4 split. If the vote was 5-5, I would have flipped on the revote to get rid of Angie and blamed it on Tina. As is, I'm happy because now that I'm a lone wolf people will see me as less of a threat and I can orchestrate even more big moves!

Denise will soon fill in her alliance that I was the one who flipped and I think they will take me in with open arms. At the same time, Jeff is CERTAIN that I didn't flip so he trusts me. I'm playing both sides, and I love it! Just got an idol clue from Jeff as a result :]. Life is good.

How confident were you that a re-vote would have occured? If you would have perfered Angie to go why would you vote Hayden?

Marissa Peterson wrote:How confident were you that a re-vote would have occured? If you would have perfered Angie to go why would you vote Hayden?

the whole idea behind the plan was to get into the majority. I just wasn't quite sure who that was at the time. My logic was that if it was a tie and revote, then I could flip to my old side and get in the majority. I didn't expect there to be one random vote for me, (from Chris... who knows why), so I figured there was no way it would be anything but a tie or 6-4 depending on where Tina voted. I was really unsure about where her head was at. I'm totally cool with the way it turned out even though I wasn't expected it. It keeps me here at least for a few more votes and gives me room to make a move with Denise if we so choose.