gwendolay wrote:I believe it was an emotional vote-- but it turned out differently than I had expected.
You know, it's odd. I think the jury vote was partially an emotional vote. It's just that I completely misjudged how an emotional vote would play out. I thought they'd be bitter about roulette and the Judas stuff, but they ended up praising Dan for getting to know everyone and for being polite and kind.
I think Memphis' UTR strategy can be a great strategy, but it has to be part of a package that includes more charm, more personal relationships, and a better final jury performance for sure.
All the jurors had time to consider Dan's game play and had few surprises about him. On the other hand I think it only dawned on them at the end that Memphis was playing them.
Dan was obviously way better at the jury questions-- not only more articulate than Memphis but more honest. I couldn't believe that Memphis was still trying to play the "I was always straight forward" card.
I can't remember a more satisfying outcome on a reality show. What a great season.
