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Post by Host on Jan 16, 2013 20:53:47 GMT -5
 Welcome to Judgment. You must use image editing software and the parchment below to vote. Below are questions that might help guide your tribe, or expose its members, but regardless of their implications you must answer them along with your vote. Failure to answer questions at two Judgments will result in a self-vote. If you do not vote within the prescribed time limit, your voting list will be taken into affect.  Before we begin the questioning, Ellen has chosen to use her blinding light power that she got at Exile. This power does not allow for any prizes to be played this round, such as vote nullifiers or idols. She was required to play it before the Immunity Challenge ended.  Ben: Now that there's only 6 of you left, one of you is obviously going to regret not using some of those Liberty members before your demise. Would you feel like a sheep if you got voted out tonight? Carly: How do you think the Ellis 6 dynamics are? Is everyone essentially together? Colleen: Immune once again. How does it feel? Dominic: What does Ellen's blinding light power mean for you at this vote? Ellen: What kind of player is going to be the first Ellis cut at the Final 6? Is it going to be the person who deserves to go the most or the biggest threat? Ryan: How do you think an entire-Liberty jury is going to vote for one of you to win in the end? You have 24 hours to vote. |
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Post by Ryan on Jan 16, 2013 21:55:18 GMT -5
Ryan: How do you think an entire-Liberty jury is going to vote for one of you to win in the end?
Well it isn't an entire-Liberty jury. There will be members of Ellis on there as well. But the majority of the jury will be Liberty, and that will be tricky. I think the Ellis members who wind up on the jury will have a hard time voting for a winner as well. I think no matter what, jury management can be tricky. None of us know for sure what the jury is thinking at this point. So, we just have to wait to see what happens. Hopefully, no matter what, the best player will win in the end.
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Post by dominic on Jan 16, 2013 21:59:06 GMT -5
Dominic: What does Ellen's blinding light power mean for you at this vote?
It evens the playing field and will make for a very interesting 24-hours!
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Post by Colleen on Jan 16, 2013 22:46:53 GMT -5
Colleen: Immune once again. How does it feel?
It feels good? lol. It makes this vote less stressful for me because I know votes aren't coming my way.
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Post by ellen on Jan 16, 2013 23:35:19 GMT -5
I don't think that it's necessarily fair to say that any one person in our group is the least deserving to be here... or, as you put it, the most deserving to go... I think that no matter what happens, we'll all be casting our votes tonight with heavy hearts. This is an extremely difficult vote regardless of which one of us ends up leaving. |
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Post by ben on Jan 17, 2013 0:57:31 GMT -5
Ben: Now that there's only 6 of you left, one of you is obviously going to regret not using some of those Liberty members before your demise. Would you feel like a sheep if you got voted out tonight?
A sheep? No, not really. The relationships I have formed with these people have been real and genuine and I look forward to maintaining them after this game is over. A bit used? Yeah, maybe. I think everyone knew the first week of this merge, I was not "down" with what the rest of Ellis was, but I think I played a role in maintaining the Ellis unity that has been essential to our life in this game ever since.
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Post by Carly on Jan 17, 2013 10:30:07 GMT -5
Carly: How do you think the Ellis 6 dynamics are? Is everyone essentially together?
The dynamics are changed for sure. I mean they have to. Now we have to vote for Ellis. I mean no one wants to do this, but it has to happen. Essentially people are together, but that doesnt change the fact that someone has to be voted out.
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