The Traitors
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After a disappointingly banishment-free conclusion tolast weeks episode, were overdue for some blood to spill.
The last two players yet to arrive at breakfast are Bergie and Trishelle.
You never know!)
It turns out CT didnt need to worry after all.
Yes, our Bergalicious.
For Parvati, murdering him was the next best thing to Peter, the Sherlock to her Moriarty.
He says hes learned a lot about himself and became more comfortable with confrontation through this experience.
Im proud of him!
She even has a tell: Her eye twitches when shes uncomfortable.
She huddles in the armory with Peter and Kevin and rallies them to join her campaign.
Peter wonders: If Parvati isnt banished, wont she just kill them immediately?
But Trishelle is right that Parvatiwillwant to save herself however she can.
She is obviously lying.
He is obviously lying.
They each must surely realize the other is obviously lying.
For their mission, the players are whisked away to Alans cabin in the woods.
I know you, Dr. Will!
Sandra cries out with joy, sounding not unlike a kid spotting Santa at the mall.
Kate volunteers to guide the contestants in the tunnels via walkie-talkie.
Kate is exactly right.
Is it supposed to be pee?)
is intermittently sprayed in through the cabin windows.
Bugs may be bugs, but theyre still, like, alive, dude.)
Trishelle,who wonFear Factor(is there a reality show this woman hasnotbeen on?
), is crushing it.
The bug population of the main cabin is steadily climbing.
Phaedra and Kate soon follow.
Sheree may never be the same, but I am so grateful for her service.
Kevin is our final girl.
They wind up with $15,000, minus $4,000 for the haggis defectors.
Alan confirms that somebody won a shield, but Trishelle wisely elects not to reveal herself.
Shes been a brick wall, you see.
Trishelle does a better job of making a case against Phaedra thanDan did, though that isnt saying much.
Phaedra brushes off her suggestion that shes never been nervous in the game.
Of course she has.
Its just that shes not frantic like you, Trishelle.
If Im not mistaken, when Kevin brings up Phaedras eyes telltale twitching, her eye … twitches.
Johns suspicions are elsewhere.
This is also a man who understands the power of alliteration.
Why is she always so serene about the prospect of being murdered?
Why didnt she plead her case at the sacrifice ritual?
Even though she is factually wrong, she is nevertheless, I feel, spiritually correct.
I only wish we could have seen Parvati off in a less anticlimactic fashion.
Maybe we could bring back Ekin-Su just to have Parvati poison her again, for old times sake?
I can almost certainly guarantee she wont see it coming.
The road ahead for Phaedra looks rough, but Peters game isnt in good shape either.
The weirdly moral quality with which Peter has imbued his gameplay is now coming back to bite him.
Phaedra, to my delight, immediately names Kate.
If you offered her an ultimatum between death andstaying a Faithful, Im not positive which way shed go.
