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Wait is this actually real? Because if so then I'll probably listen just out of curiosity
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Also on the topic of Swizz, I'm surprised you guys didn't see how much of a threat he was. I guess it was easier for me to notice since I was in a chat with him, but I was fully aware of how much of a behind-the-scenes player he was. He accomplished so many things that people didn't see, thought through every strategy possible, and made sure to stay cool with both sides of the house. Even if you ignore comp wins, I'd still say he played the best game overall.
Question 1: How were you able to convince Lucky to turn on XL?
I think Swizz did the first part of the plan and started convincing him quite a bit, but then Lucky specifically came to me later on asking why I previously lied to him, why he should now trust me/us, and if I could give him safety for the next twist eviction. My alliance was kinda telling me to say what he wanted to hear, but I just decided to completely let out every ounce of truth I had in me to improve the chances of him flipping, while also emphasizing my feelings on how XL could win if we didn't take him out. I'm sure he was already well aware that XL had to go no matter what, though I believe our PM conversation significantly impacted his decision.
Question 2: Did your elimination right after come as a surprise?
Not really. It was legitimately the perfect timing and I would've been slightly disappointed had he not done it. I was a big player, Marvin/Subomie already had their votes locked on me, and just 1 person needed to flip - it was almost too easy. The main thing that made me think "Oh, they're definitely getting rid of me" was just minutes before my departure in our little Kik chat. At that point they were a lot more silent than usual, and the key signal was when Swizz asked Almond if he sent his vote and got no reply. I think I was screwed no matter what because even if I asked Marvin/Subomie to get out Swizz, they likely wouldn't have followed through as they've talked to Swizz so much more.
Question 3: If you were to do ONE thing differently, what would it have been?
Honestly, I don't feel like I'd change anything at all, it's pretty much a lowkey miracle that I even got to 5th place, there were so many obstacles that I (as well as my alliance) had to go through, and there were 3 pretty extreme situations where I was almost out the door. This is my 4th time participating in Big Brother but this season I played with the best alliance I've ever been in, I dodged some of the most stressful rounds, and overall I'm quite pleased with how I played + how many things turned out.
Wait is this actually real? Because if so then I'll probably listen just out of curiosity
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Also on the topic of Swizz, I'm surprised you guys didn't see how much of a threat he was. I guess it was easier for me to notice since I was in a chat with him, but I was fully aware of how much of a behind-the-scenes player he was. He accomplished so many things that people didn't see, thought through every strategy possible, and made sure to stay cool with both sides of the house. Even if you ignore comp wins, I'd still say he played the best game overall.
hmm if you knew he was playing an amazing game, why didn't you guys come for him?
Question 1:
Did you really try to win that comp to get into the final 3? If not, why?
The first competition, Magnet Towers, sure thing. I just wish I gave myself more time because I got better and better last minute. However, after seeing Swizz and Sub make the finals, I felt discouraged. This is rooted back to making the Top 4. After I found that there's no Final 2, I realized I wasn't going to win because there was no option of taking someone to the final 2 - we had to earn it. Before knowing that, I was originally going to take Swizz to the end of course. After seeing his game, I thought about Marvin (thought about pro and cons because of his alliance-ridden Jury) and then the same with Sub. At the end, I was gonna choose Marvin because I knew my alliance in Jury would vote for him at the end. Plus even if I did make it to the end, I wasn't sure if me being there would take some votes from Swizz. I knew he deserved to win. I did try a bit at the end against Sub but knew I was goner. I wasn't even going to submit but decided to do so out of respect for Buddy!'s game.
Question 2:
If you could have done ONE thing differently, what would it have been?
I would have done more research on past seasons and have gotten familiar with more online games...especially since I didn't know that the "comps" were kid games...
Question 3:
What were you and Swizz plotting behind our backs exactly? Did you have a finale pact?
No, Swizz and I never had a final pact. I wanted to propose one but seeing how he was playing the game and the fact that he never proposed one either had me suspicious. He did end up having final deals with others - obviously most didn't work out. I was always cautious with him half-way into the game. I had already thought of taking the Armageddon round to evict Rem, and then he messaged me on Kik, discussing it. On one hand, I thought he may be testing me and this info was going to get back to Remy. But I knew that him talking to me about it made me assured in getting Rem out so I let go of that worry. Bitchcraft You have to understand that taking him to the Final 4 was going to be dangerous to us. Plus, he'd be a Jury vote. That however, to my knowledge, was the only plan against the alliance - nothing was planned towards BitchWitch.
Almond and Witch are honestly one of the houseguests I know the least about
They are SO frugal with their words on kik, so this Q&A is definitely an eye-opener.
Because if so then I'll probably listen just out of curiosity
I guess it was easier for me to notice since I was in a chat with him, but I was fully aware of how much of a behind-the-scenes player he was. He accomplished so many things that people didn't see, thought through every strategy possible, and made sure to stay cool with both sides of the house. Even if you ignore comp wins, I'd still say he played the best game overall.
