Cutthroat
      
The Final Four 

Kathy(15)
Tammy(0)
Teresa(5)
Tom(10)

Final Episode:

	Kim was seen as old and weak.  Jerri, Hunter, Lindsey, and Tom voted for her to keep the stronger players around so their tribe could win more bunnies.  Kim's only ally was Kathy, who wasn't able to protect her from the votes.  Her only vote was for Lindsey.  She didn't get to play a big part in the game, but she played.  Kim wasn't able to effect the outcome of the game much.  She was a mere number that got subtracted from the group.  She lasted 1 round, and 2 days playing Cutthroat.

	Lindsey irritated the group.  She didn't do much work around the camp, and all she did was complain.  Helen and Tom voted for her.  They did most of the work in the tribe, and wanted to get someone out that didn't do anything.    Lindsey was an ally of Jerri, the only person that could stand having her in the game.  She voted for Kim the first round, and Lex the second round.  Lindsey lasted 2 rounds, and 4 days in Cutthroat.

	Susan was deceitful.  She had an alliance with Brandon, as well as an alliance to get rid of Brandon.  She voted for Brandon every round she was in the game.  She was in an alliance of four, but she let Brian find out about it, so when he told Brandon, they started voting for her.  The last round she made it to in the game, she recieved Brandon, Brian, Teresa, and Tina's vote.  She was voted out because people couldn't trust her.  They were right.  Susan lasted 3 rounds, and 6 days in the game.

	Lex became part of alliance early.  His alliance was strong, and did well in the challenges.  But in return, they did nothing around the camp.  The other four members of the tribe formed a voting bloc against Lex's alliance.  In the round Lex was eliminated, the voting bloc decided to target the member of his alliance with the least amount of bunnies.  It was Lex.  If he did a little more work around the camp, he would have lasted longer in the game.  Lex voted for Jerri in his last round of play.  Helen, Jerri, Kathy, and Tom voted for him.  Lex made it to round 4, and lasted 8 days playing Cutthroat.

	Jerri was a target form the beginning.  When Colby found out he was on the same tribe as her again, he wanted her out of the game as fast as possible.  Colby and his alliance voted for Jerri every round until her last.  Jerri voted for Hunter in her final round.  She lasted 5 rounds, and 10 days.

	Brian was associated with his alliance with Brandon.  People didn't like him.  Ethan, Jake, Teresa, and Tina voted for him.  He voted for Jeff.  His tribe knew he was what was keeping Brandon in the game.  If they wanted Brandon out, they had to get rid of Brian, first.  Brian lasted 6 rounds, and 12 days playing Cutthroat.

	Brandon got votes from half the tribe every round.  He was able to do well in the elimination rounds until the seventh.  He didn't have any bunnies for quite a while, and it finally caught up to him.  He voted for Jeff, but his votes from Alicia, Ethan, Jake, Jeff, and Tammy overpowered him.  He lasted to round seven and say 14 in Cutthroat.

	Jeff was chosen as the least trustworthy out of the seven remaining Pekata.  Alliances already got rid of everyone they were targeting, so now it was just one tribe against each other.  They had to pick one of them that wouldn't make the merge, and that was Jeff.  Ethan, Jake, Teresa, and Tina voted for him.  He voted for Teresa.  Jeff made it to round 8, and lasted 16 days in the game.

	Tina fell victim to an alliance.  She joined an opposing force of an alliance, and became their target.  She was not a threat herself, but became part of a threat.  Her allies were Teresa, Helen, Tom, and Kathy.  She voted for Ken to leave.  Alicia, Colby, Hunter, Ken, and Tammy voted for her to go.  Tina lasted 18 days, and 9 rounds in Cutthroat.

	Ken was a target since the merge.  When he won all of Sountun's bunnies, he had enough to bring him to the end of the game.  Unfortunately for him, he didn't use enough of them when he left.  He voted for Teresa to leave.  He got votes from Helen, Kathy, Teresa, and Tom.  Ken lasted 10 rounds, and 20 days.

	Hunter tried backstabbing his alliance partner, Colby.  His plan backfired, and he was the one who left the game.  Although his new alliance with the rest of Sountun started what looks like a tribal line between the merged tribe.  One alliance had one Sountun, and the other alliance had one Pekata.  Take those two out, and you have one tribe against the other once again. Hunter voted for Colby.  Alicia, Colby, Ethan, and Jake voted for him.  Hunter stayed in the game for 11 rounds and 22 days.

	Colby was guilty of being extremely nice to everyone.  So nice that he got on Sountun's nerves, and the plotted to get rid of him.  he was lucky to beat Hunter in the challenge in the previous round, but his luck ran out fast.  He recieved votes from Helen, Hunter, Kathy, and Teresa.  He cast his final vote for Helen.  Colby lasted 24 days and 12 rounds.

	Alicia was in an alliance that opposed another alliance.  In the round she left, she obtained a lot of bunnies, and was made an instant target.  Her allies were Tammy, Ethan,. and Jake.  They voted for Tom.  Helen, Kathy, Teresa, and Tom voted for her.  Alicia lasted 26 days and 13 rounds playing Cutthroat.

	Ethan was caught playing both sides of the fence, at different points in the game.  He always helped the smaller alliance, making sure the two alliances stayed even throughout the game.  As soon as one alliance noticed this, they targeted him.  He voted for Helen when he left.  Helen, Kathy, Teresa, and Tom voted for him.  Ethan stayed in the game for 14 rounds and 28 days.

	Helen had won her deal of bunny challenges.  She was keeping bunnies away from the other players.  The other players wanted to get rid of her so someone else could win something.  She made the mistake of using all of her bunnies for her last challenge, leaving her none for the one that turned out to be her last.  Tammy and Jake voted for her.  She voted for Tammy.  Helen lasted 30 days and 15 rounds in Cutthroat.

	Jake annoyed Kathy, trying to talk his way out of leaving the game.  He didn't want them to think he was in an alliance.  That was the problem.  If he was in her alliance, he would have had a chance.  Either he or Tammy could have been targeted, but the fact that he was caught trying to talk his way out of votes made Kathy, Teresa, and Tom vote for him.  He voted for Teresa.  Jake was able to stay in the game for 16 rounds, and 32 days.

	Day 33.  Someone's final day.  Somebody left last night, and somebody will leave tonight.  Tomorrow, the final jury member will leave the game.  The final four walks back to the Boneyard to look once more upon the sixteen fallen players.  This time there is something different. This time each stone has a quote under the name.  The quote is part of each player's final words that they said when they left the game.  The players finally get to know what they were thinking when they left.

	Tammy approaches Teresa, and explains that they are the last two Pekata.  If Teresa goes along with her alliance and votes out Tammy now, then they will turn on her tomorrow.  Tom and Helen have been together since the beginning of the game, and if they make it to the final three, then the other person will get their votes.  Tammy told Teresa that her only chance now will be to go with her and form a voting bloc against Sountun, forcing a 2-2 vote.  Teresa walks alone for a few hours, letting a strategy sink in.
	Kathy and Tom's plan is for them and T to get Tammy out of the game, then they will vote for Teresa.
	Tammy's plan is to bring Teresa over to her side, and let the elimination challenge decide their fate.
	Teresa still doesn't know her plan.  Until now, she was going along with Sountun, letting them pull her farther into the game.  Now she has to think of a way to get farther than the final three.  Sometime in every game an alliance is forced to vote for themselves.  If it doesn't happen today, then it will happen tomorrow.

Now the players will vote amongst themselves, who they want out of the game.  Each player that gets any votes will have to compete against each other in an elimination challenge.  Each vote they have against them will give them a penalty in the challenge, hindering their chances of staying in the game.

Kathy:   Tammy
Tammy: Kathy
Teresa:  Kathy
Tom:      Tammy

The two players who got votes will now decide how many, if any bunnies they will spend to neutralize their votes against this challenge.

(bunnies)player(votes)
(15)Kathy(2)
(0)Tammy(2)

Kathy spends 5 bunnies, starting her at +3

The players will play a game of high card.  Ace=1, J=11, Q=12, K=13.  This will be added with their bonus/penalties.  Whoever has the lowest score will leave the game immediately.

Kathy(+3) + 9 = 12
Tammy(-2) + 8 = 6

The ninth person kicked out of the Dodec Tribe:  Tammy
Tammy is now the eigth member of the jury.

Day 34:
	Kathy and Tom understand Teresa's situation, and the three of them discuss what they should do from here.  Kathy and Tom each have 10 bunnies, while Teresa only has 5.  Teresa seems like the smallest threat in the upcoming challenge.  Perhaps T could talk each person into voting for the other.  

Now the players will vote amongst themselves, who they want out of the game.  Each player that gets any votes will have to compete against each other in an elimination challenge.  Each vote they have against them will give them a penalty in the challenge, hindering their chances of staying in the game.

Kathy:   Teresa
Teresa:  Kathy
Tom:      Teresa

The two players who got votes will now decide how many, if any bunnies they will spend to neutralize their votes against this challenge.

(bunnies)player(votes)
(10)Kathy(1)
(5)Teresa(2)

Since this is the last round in which bunnies may be used, both players use up the rest of them.
Kathy starts with 9.
Teresa starts with 3.

The players will play a game of high card.  Ace=1, J=11, Q=12, K=13.  This will be added with their bonus/penalties.  Whoever has the lowest score will leave the game immediately.

Kathy(9) + 7 = 16
Teresa(3) + K = 16

For the second time in the game, there is a tie.  Both players will now draw one final card that will dtermine their fate.  High card stays in the game, low card is eliminated.  As always, Aces are low.

Kathy draws a 7.  Teresa draws a 10.

The tenth person kicked out of the Dodec Tribe:  Kathy
Kathy is now the final member of the jury.

The Final Two 

Teresa
Tom

    Day 35:
	The final day of the game.  This day, one of the two people remaining will win.  Teresa and Tom woke up early in the morning and made their trek to the final voting ritual.  This is where the jury will make their decision of who they want to help win the game.  When they reach the altar at which they had voted eighteen times before, they find nine people sitting down, facing them.  Their faces are dark.  They each have a piece of paper in their hand.  They have already voted.  They still get the chance to go up, one at a time and tear someone a new one. if they wish.  They will stand up, tell everybody what they think of the final two, and reveal their vote.

Here are the final votes:
Ken          Tom
Hunter       Teresa
Colby        Tom
Alicia        Teresa
Ethan       Teresa
Helen       Tom
Jake         Teresa
Tammy     Teresa
Kathy       Tom

Teresa has 5 votes in her favor.
Tom has 4 votes in his favor.

Teresa gets a +5 bonus for this final challenge, and Tom gets a +4 bonus.

Final challenge:  Each player must take turns rolling a 12 sided die.  The winner is the person that can roll 1-12 in order(not consecutively) first.  Each vote they recieved moves them up a number.  Teresa must start on the number 6, and Tom must start on the number 5.
First, each player rolls the die to see who goes first.  Teresa rolls a perfect 12.  Tom rolls a 7.  Teresa goes first.
Teresa must first roll a 6.
Tom must first roll a 5.
Eventually, Tom finally rolls a 5.
Now both must race for their 6.
Theresa beats Tom to it.
She is now on 7.
Teresa gets her 7.
She is on 8.
Teresa gets an 8.  She is now on 9.
Tom is still looking for 6.
Tom gets a 6.  He is now looking for a 7.
Teresa gets a 9.  She is now on 10.
Tom gets a 7 and is now on 8.
Tom gets an 8.  He is now on 9.
Teresa gets her 10.  She is now looking for an 11.
Tom gets a 9.  He is now on 10.
Teresa gets an 11.  If she gets her 12 before Tom finds a 10, 11, and 12, she wins Cutthroat.
Tom gets a 10.  He is now looking for an 11.
Tom gets an 11.  The first person to roll a 12 wins Cutthroat.
Tom rolls a 12 and wins the game.

Cutthroat Runner up:  Teresa Cooper
Cutthroat Champion:  Big Tom Buchanan