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I'm gonna rank the characters.

Good Games

JT: Even if you don't like him, he played a fantastic social game, got himself to a final five where he was facing four girls, and came out of the merge in a power position in his tribe.

Stephen: He grabbed the biggest goat in the game and became her #1 ally. If JT loses a challenge, Stephen wins the game. That's not a bad setup. Certainly not the best, especially considering how athletic JT is, but it's not an unreasonable bet either. He controlled the boots. Him appearing to following JT was fine; JT making the finale was the only thing that could kill him. Pitiful challenge competitor.

Debbie: Played the only comparable social game to JT's and had herself a fiercely loyal allies in Tyson and Coach, both of whom she beats handily in the final three. Among the Timbiras, she was the closest to Erinn and Sierra. She was targetted early and threw Candace under the bus. She got edited as Coach's follower, but she was a hella good player.

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Good Games with a few mistakes

Taj: Sold herself as on the outside at Jalapao beautifully, but was too well-liked, no true #1 ally. She gave herself a solid shot, and played the Jalapao guilt card to try to nail Erinn. If she makes final three and JT doesn't win final immunity, she goes up against Stephen and has a solid shot. She shouldn't have booted Sandy.

Joe: SHOCKER. One major mistake: booting Spencer. He was the one that insisted on it, and he really, really should have gone after Taj. However, his mistake kills his alliancemates, not him, and given the merge circumstances, that wasn't killer, which is why he still played a good enough game. Past that, I think he played a very good game. He was in a really good position at the merge in my eyes. Brendan goes at 10. Erinn joins the Jalapao 4 and vote out Tyson. Coach goes at 8. At seven, Joe can turn with the three Timbira ladies and take out JT or stick with the Jalapao four. I honestly think Joe had a great shot at winning if he doesn't get his knee infected.

Tyson: He made himself into too much of a threat, and he trusted too much. Tyson wins against Coach. Realistically, he wasn't planning on going with anyone else. Not a bad plan, just got alpha-male'd.

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Meh Whatever Games

Carolina: Bossy breasts.
Candace: Bossy breasts. A victim of Debbie playing a better game than her.
Sandy: Should have forced Taj to keep her in.
Jerry: Got sick
Spencer: Victim of a Joe mistake.
Sydney: Victim of a Joe mistake.
Brendan: Made a plan, didn't use the plan. Got in a fight with a majority alliance and had the means to counter it, but misjudged his cards. It's happened before.

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Bad Games

Erinn: Sugar played a bad game. No matter how many moves she made, she had screwed herself early. Nothing changes that. Sugar played a bad game. Erinn just didn't have a good social game early on. She'd either be 5th place with Timbira or have put 5 Timbiras that didn't like her on the jury. She was screwed. Do I like her? Yes. Did she play a good game? Absolutely not.

Coach: Doesn't win against Tyson, Stephen, JT, or Debbie. The only person he has a shot against, he ostracizes. Keep the strong is definitely a bad Survivor Strategy, and Coach became the weak.

Sierra: Played a good early game, but killed herself with a mistake. Turning down a Timbira alliance was a deathly mistake. Difference between her and Brendan is she didn't misjudge her cards. She burnt them.

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Good Games

Debbie: Played the only comparable social game to JT's and had herself a fiercely loyal allies in Tyson and Coach, both of whom she beats handily in the final three. Among the Timbiras, she was the closest to Erinn and Sierra. She was targetted early and threw Candace under the bus. She got edited as Coach's follower, but she was a hella good player.

Fail.

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