The lowly Brooklyn Tribe trekked it's way back to the campsite after the first Tribal Council, in which Evelyn was given the boot in a 4-2 decision over Naomi. Many were so worn out from the days events that they just wanted to fall asleep, while some couldn't sleep because of the events. Derricke and Donald stayed up and made sure the fire was nice and hot in their grill, which was the only place to put a fire that they could think of. The two started talking about anything from the start of the game to Evelyn getting booted out. Derricke openly told Donald, that he felt vulnerable, because out of all the men in the game, he was the least physical. Donald cheered him up a bit by saying that he has brains to make up for the lack of strength and can play the game politically. This sort of backfired as Derricke felt even more vulnerable as he felt he was now a big threat.
DERRICKE BLOOMINGDALE -- Vocal Instructor: "Playing this game. You want to be in the middle somewhere among your peers. I'm not a threat physically, but I am a threat mentally and politically. So, I'm going to have to work hard in order to stay in the game."
DONALD MARSHALL -- Commercial Jet Pilot: "Derricke is being a little paranoid at the moment. We just got back from Tribal Council and while the others layed there and slept, Derricke is up talking to me being scared. You can't be scared and play this game. You will lose if you do. "
FLIRTING WITH DISASTER
It's day 4 and the Bronx Tribe woke up to the sounds of January screaming. Jerroth and January were around gathering old paper and wood to burn in the iron stove, they had found at the junkyard the day before, when Jerroth started flirting with her and touched her bottom. This ticked off the young blonde as she poked and cursed at him for treated her "like a bimbo." Jerroth apologized and said he thought she was cute and was just flirting. She still was steaming out of the ears during the apology and refused to accept it. January scowled at him continuously as they continued to look for things to keep the fire going with.
JANUARY SIMMS -- Drama Instructor: "Jerroth went way over the line with me. You don't just grab someone you like by the tush and say 'Hey baby! You're beautiful.' It just doesn't work that way with me or any girl I know."
