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Post by Jeff Probst on Feb 23, 2021 23:19:50 GMT
TRIBAL COUNCIL #3
Welcome to Tribal Council. Everyone grab a torch and light it. We do this at Tribal Council because fire represents life. Life in the Marquesas and in the game. When your torch is out, so are you.
Before we vote, please answer the question assigned to you. Post your answers on this thread.
Gabriel, have people bonded over the last nine days? How will those bonds play into this vote?
John, what criteria do people base their votes on this early in the game?
Kathy, should the people who stepped up and lead in the challenge be worried? Why or why not?
Neleh, what do you think the Tribe can do to improve and come back from this loss? Paschal, is there anyone who stands out as a leader in your Tribe?
Robert, is this first vote easy? difficult? why?
Tammy, do you think the quieter Tribe members need to be worried tonight? Why or why not?
Zoe, was the effort of the Tribe a source of pride or disappointment?
You will send your votes to the Host in the forum's "Messages" (Not the Google Hangout). Please title the message "Tribal Council 3"
When voting, please provide a few reasons why you are voting this person.
You are voting somebody out of the Tribe. Votes are due 6:00PM Wed. Feb. 24 Anyone who fails to vote in this time period, will cast a penalty vote against themselves.
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Post by Gabriel Cade on Feb 23, 2021 23:40:23 GMT
I would definitely say that people have bonded over the last nine days. For all the challenges, it’s really been a team effort and it’s been great to see the collaboration and collegiality within Rotu. The first two challenges showed us all what we can achieve when we work together, and today's challenge proved that even when we lose, we support and uplift one another. I don’t see the bonds playing into the vote this time around because we do have one inactive member. Though I can't say I know how everyone will vote, I have a feeling that the awesome team as we know it will live another week!
Cheers on three great challenges so far, Rotu!
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Post by Paschal English on Feb 23, 2021 23:55:40 GMT
@jeff: No, every tribe member has demonstrated leadership qualities at some point in this game:
*Gabe, Zoe, John and Rob all demonstrated courage and initiative by stepping up to today's challenge. Respect.
*Kathy got us rolling with a Google doc to crush challenge #2
*I did what I could to organize our hourly "buddy system" on challenge #1 (extra kudos to John+Rob for taking that 2-3AM shift...)
*Neleh brought the heat with the most posts of all the castaways on challenge #1... x42, girlfriend
*And Tammy, well, is any player more stoic, more unbothered, more unfazed by the twists and turns of this game, than our dear Tammy?
ROTU FTW
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Post by Neleh Dennis on Feb 24, 2021 1:45:22 GMT
I think we just need to toss the dead weight we’ve been carrying around for nine days. Think of the tribe as a ship, it works when it’s not being tied down by an anchor. Overall I think our tribe is very efficient and cohesive as a whole, and we genuinely seem to like each other and work well together!
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Post by Kathy Vavrick-O'Brien on Feb 24, 2021 1:53:55 GMT
We always need a leader to step up and organize the team, we’re all contributing as a team but we can’t have the inmates run the asylum
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Post by John Carroll on Feb 24, 2021 2:39:32 GMT
I think that for tonight’s vote we’re pretty much on the same page criteria-wise. It’s all about participation in the challenges. We all get along really well, and we work well together, so we’d like to keep our tribe as intact as possible. As far as I know, we’re all voting for the person that’s putting in the least amount of effort for the tribe. Everyone I’ve talked to has agreed that the fairest thing to do is to get rid of the one person who’s not pulling their weight, considering the rest of us make a really great team.
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Post by Zoe Zanidakis on Feb 24, 2021 3:21:05 GMT
Definitely a source of pride!
Super proud of the team and the way everyone’s come together.
I don’t think we would’ve been able to dominate the last few challenges the way we did without that level of effort from everyone.
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Post by Robert DeCanio on Feb 24, 2021 3:30:53 GMT
Well Jeff, it's never easy, but this Tribal is as easy as it's going to get. Back in New York, I used to manage in the Postal Service. 18 and a half years. That job gave me a great sense of who puts in the work, and... who doesn't. Sometimes we had to let people go. It's not my favourite part of the job, but it makes the team stronger. And I take pride in that.
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Post by Jeff Probst on Feb 24, 2021 3:36:07 GMT
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