It was the afternoon of Day 5 in the Queens campground, when not much was going on. Leigh and Roy were resting on a couch, when Leigh thought ahead about the game. She turned to Roy and asked about a possible alliance with not just him, but the tribe as a whole. She said that it would be in hers and the entire Queens's tribe's best interest, if at all possible, to stay together at a tribe throughout the entire competition and vote out everyone else from the other tribe. This would make the five members of the Queens Tribe the final five players in the game. Roy agreed that it would be a great idea and told Leigh to tell the others. Word spread quick of this plot and the whole tribe agreed to try to make themselves the final five players in the game.
CAROL GARRICK -- Wedding Planner: "Leigh is a blooming genious. She thought ahead about the game and came up with this swell idea for all of us to be the final members of the tribe. It WILL work. I'm so excited right now."
SOME ONE COMES OUT WITH A SECRET
Over at the Brooklyn Tribe grounds, eating was on their minds. After finding a pack of un-opened hot dogs in the trash that were still good, according to Derricke, they decided to skewer them on straightened out clotheshangers and roast them over the fire in the grill. While dining, an interesting conversation about loved ones came up between the tribemates. Donald admitted to missing his wife, Danielle S. missed her family, Naomi missed her husband, leaving Seth to answer the question. He admitted proudly that he missed his boyfriend of three years, Johnny. This shocked many of the tribemates, but they all smiled and laughed and joked about it. Seth admitted to feeling better admitting his homosexuality to his tribemates, rather than hide it throughout the competition.
SETH ANGERMILL -- Manicurist: "I knew that going into the game that admitting my homosexuality and the love for my boyfriend will shock people. But, I had enough faith in God and in my tribemates not to hold it against me. Love ya, Sugardear!quot; *blows kiss*
DONALD MARSHALL -- Commercial Jet Pilot: "I am proud of Seth for admitting his homosexuality to us. Most gay men probably would feel to embarassed or scared that we'd cast him out of the tribe if we knew. I think we all kinda knew that he was gay somehow. But, it's wonderful to hear how much he loved his boyfriend. Seth's a good guy "
