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Hello Traitors lover and welcome to the last in this series of The
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Traitors: Uncloaked. I am here reflecting on all of our finalist on
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that big climax. If you haven't watched the final I am about to ruin
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your life. This is the biggest spoiler alert ever. So go and watch
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it and find it on iPlayer when you -- find us on iPlayer when you are
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done. Claudia Winkleman can talk about her actual show so she is here
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to do that. And we reflect on that final round table vote. And that man
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of the moment, our crowned Traitor Harry is here for his first-ever
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interview. For yourself a fizzy rose, kick back, because this is The
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Traitors: Uncloaked grand final! -- pour yourself.
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APPLAUSE What a finale and he had finally
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exhale after holding her breath for four weeks, it's only
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four weeks, it's only auntie Claude. Welcome. You say I am allowed to
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talk about it but I'm not sure we should. What would you like to talk
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about instead? I made a smashing omelette which I am happy to talk
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everybody through. It made me very nervous. I talked to you. You were
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asking me what happened. I was, like, I can't talk about it. We go
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off. We do this extraordinary thing with our unbelievable cast and
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brilliant crew. And the best producers. And everybody. And we
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make this little thing and then we aren't allowed to talk about it and
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it just feels like this perfect object and then, yeah, people watch
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it, and it is weird. You are almost saying that people watching it
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spoils it for you? It's not perfect. If it was up to me, yeah, we were
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just have a nice break. A holiday where there are murders and
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banishment and things like that. Yeah. The first series was a smash
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hit so the anticipation for this series was through the roof. Which
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was disgusting. K. When we did the first one, which we didn't think
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would do well. I have a pair of fingerless gloves, a ceremonial
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pouch, I phoned my husband and I said, it's all over, but I've had a
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good run and we always knew it would end so never mind. When that did
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well. I said to the bosses at BBC, like, let's just leave that.
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Because, like, we can't do it again. It's like that perfect first kiss.
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You are, like, let's not do that again, let's just... I said let's
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not do it again. They said no, we have to do it. I'm not just saying
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it because I'm looking at all of them, but we had this brilliant cast
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who shared their smarts, their humour, their love for each other. I
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am incredibly protective of them and I would just say for anybody
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watching it is super easy to watch and know what you do. And it is not
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easy when you are in the castle. Definitely not. It is easy to play
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along with these things at home. Yes, when you know... It's Paul!
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Yeah, OK. It is like watching Columbo and saying, I know who the
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murderer is. They show you at the beginning, idiot.
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CHUCKLES You are emotionally attached to all
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of the cast. I am! Who went on the biggest emotional journey, do you
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think? Oh, I think everybody did. We just watched the final. The people
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we were in the room with, I just adored. And it was just...
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Fascinating, and come anyway, I was incredibly proud of them. I am still
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livid Sonia left so early and Aubrey, so I would like them to take
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part next year, if that's all right? -- Sonja. Put them in at the end so
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they have more chance. They are here! I was fascinated by everybody.
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It is like choosing favourite children. I adored all of them. I
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thought Ross throwing a rose into his mother's grave was a moment I
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did not foresee and I am wearing a Supremes T-shirt because I was
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obsessed by both of them. Absolutely obsessed. When they first arrived...
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I am in a room upstairs getting fully
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fully oranged by people. I'm, like, everywhere, back of my legs! I
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watched them and as they arrived I thought there is just no way he is
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not going to call her mum. He didn't and it was amazing. But it was
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incredible. You thoroughly entertained us all over again.
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Thanks for another amazing series. Let's enjoy some of your highlights.
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Oh, no. Get in the castle. Off you go. It's time to our very first
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banishment. I am going to be honest, this is my favourite bit. Will they
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catch a guilty Traitor? Or banish an innocent Faithful? I knew it. So
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obvious. At the roundtable there is nowhere to hide. The green boat is
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now doing its a fifth circle. Diane! Everybody will turn up to breakfast
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tomorrow. A Traitor cannot kill a Traitor. Another man? Just like the
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olden days. I'm waiting for you with my twin! That was close! Dearly
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beloved players, we are gathered here today not just to win gold but
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also to say farewell to one of you.
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Does anybody have any final words? It's going to get quite sticky.
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APPLAUSE
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Now, ladies and gentlemen, please give them a warm welcome, it's our
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finalists! APPLAUSE
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Welcome, guys. We will be talking to Harry very shortly but the drama
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started early at that roundtable with Evie's banishment. Then there
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was the small matter of easy finally finding out who the traders were as
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she was whisked away from the castle. -- are the Traitors. I have
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just been banished. It is difficult for me. I knew I was going to be
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walking into a bunch of people who would put my name down. Throughout
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the day I realised the likelihood of my name being up there was high. It
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was like walking up to my own guillotine.
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CHUCKLES I think Andrew or Jas could be a
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Traitor. Lots of people have scrutinised them already. I think
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Mollie could be too. She could be one of those stones we have looked
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under. She has got through relatively unscathed. If Harry has
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managed to get to the very end and has managed to be a Traitor when he
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looks so much like a Faithful I've just got to applaud him at this
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stage. I am dying to find out who the Traitors are.
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I am so surprised by Harry because I feel... I feel equal parts proud,
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equal parts so annoyed because I've just had a conversation with him and
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said he was 100% Faithful or thought he was, anyway. Oh, my God. He has
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played such a good game. And... Oh, my God. And he got all of those
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Traitors out, as well. Oh, he did so well. Andrew I feel like has done
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pretty well to get to this stage anyway because Andrew had a lot of
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scrutiny on him. Lots of people were looking at him. Diane was looking at
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him. She went in hard for him. I just can't believe that. I can't
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believe that. Oh, my God. I have had so many conversations with these
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people where we've been like, it is so difficult, the Traitors, and it
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has been them! Wow.
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Evie, well done. Absolutely fantastic game. First of all, that
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is a great audition tape for Come Dine With Me. Did you have any
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suspicion of Harry ever? I could sit here and I could be, like, I knew,
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of course, yeah, I was keeping him sweet but it would be a lie because
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I had absolutely no idea. I had a massive blind spot with Harry. I
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think you did an amazing game and most people agree with that. He did.
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His shield deflection pitted you and Jasmine against each other. Was
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there any thought amongst any of you that may be that whole shield thing
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was a total ruse and a double bluff? I think what happened, after me and
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Jasmine went so hard at each other at that round table I got swollen up
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into the emotion. I managed to go through most of the programme
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without getting tangled up in any drama. But that was it for me and I
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spent that whole last day thinking about how bad I felt. And I wasn't
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thinking about anything else. Trying to convince people when you are in
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that emotional state isn't going to work and I don't think there was any
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changing of the tide. I thought I was a goner. You are doing yourself
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a bit of a disservice because you are one of the best players at
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keeping your emotions in check. Especially when things were directed
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at you because you spoke logically and clearly. You weren't getting
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upset. I think that is part of the reason you lasted for so long. I
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think I agree with you but on that day I felt guilty because Jasmine
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was strong as well. She was articulate at the table. The thing
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that upset me was two really good players going at each other and...
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Unfortunately there were two other players just staring at us. Not
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saying anything! You suspected Paul. A few people did towards the end.
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Obviously there was that moment at the funeral where Paul was saying
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that Diane had told him that Miles was possibly a Traitor and then he
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brought it up at the roundtable and you said you didn't hear Diane say
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that at all. I had nothing. On social media you have since said
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that you did hear that. What happened was when we were walking
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down, there was the three of us, Diane was saying it has to be Miles
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if I am dead. There were a few times where Paul got her to repeat it and
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emphasise it and I thought... I already had suspicions on Paul after
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the dungeon because if you are going to banish Meg based on that theory
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why won't we looking at Paul? I think that walk, that final walk to
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the coffins, that really solidified it for me because I thought, you
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know, you've done it. It was you! When we got to the roundtable I
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thought he would use it to look like a hero and I thought, I cannot let
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you have it. I would like to say it was strategic but I think it was
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actually based on pettiness. I thought, I'm not going to let
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Diane's last words make you look like a hero. Pettiness is one way to
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play the game. Claudia, what did you think of the game Evie played? I
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thought you played absolutely brilliantly. Also, everybody
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wanted... They would come to you and use you as a sounding board and you
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were close with everybody. And you knew. You voted for Ash before
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anybody else. You voted for Paul before anybody else. You knew. I
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also started describing you as the Zak Whitbread because there was a
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moment where he was, like, I cannot stop thinking... You were, like, OK,
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I will come a good idea. Can you settle something, are you related to
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Charlie? I am not. If I was I would be totally happy with that. Charlie
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is a top tier babe, I love Charlie, but I think it would be absolutely
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wild for the producers to put two people who didn't know they were
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related on, as well. Next series it might be a whole family. Exactly. We
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need to turn our attention to one of the most dramatic bits of the
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endgame, the moment Andrew went for Harry.
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I believe Harry has been a great Traitor from the start. He is
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obviously leading the Traitors. No coincidence he has known
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step-by-step what to do throughout the whole process. That was kind of
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random.
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Andrew, absolutely amazing. What an amazing game you played. Delighted
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to have you on the show. What were you thinking in the endgame? To turn
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on Harry was a big moment for you. What made you decide it to do it
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then and the way you went about it? Harry had so much influence over the
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team. Nobody ever suspected him, questioned him, not at the
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roundtable. You've got to try and play a game. You've got to get
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enough people. It is a numbers game. You've got to get enough people
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before you try to go for somebody otherwise you cast doubt on
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yourself, put your head on the chopping board. But obviously nobody
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was talking about Harry so it was difficult and I thought I had
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nothing to lose at the end. I went for it. Looking at it I went a bit
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late. Upmost respect for that guy he played an amazing game. He's a
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brilliant guy. I left it too late, I think. I don't think you ever
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trusted him. The moment you were recruited you went in and said,
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well, you guys are going to throw me under the bus. It was a great moment
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because they thought, we've messed up. They said, trust us. Or Paul
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said, trust me. Yeah, OK! That's going to happen. Is it fair to say
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that you were a reluctant Traitor to start with, but then you found your
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feet and got into the swing of it? I'm not sure. I wasn't the best
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Traitor. I found it difficult to change from a Faithful to a Traitor.
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Before the game I thought I could do both, no problem, but when I had the
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choice I found it really hard and it was really hard accusing people of
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lying when you know they are telling the truth. My insides were turning
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thinking, Ross, for example, that one was horrendous. And Evie at the
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end, I found it ready difficult. I think you did get into the swing of
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it a little bit because things like elusive-gate. Never
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I would never say elusive. You are thinking on your feet. To be able to
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do that quickly. In the breakfast as well when Harry said I'd actually
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got the shield and, you know, Zack was saying I must be a Faithful
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because I knew about it, and you said, I knew about it. Follow the
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herd. You are getting in there and you got into the swing of it. Harry
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kept calling me a baby Traitor. He was teaching me well. Claudia, what
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did you think of Andrew?
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Lots of people said you were the rug because you love being Faithful.
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Ross didn't fancy do that but when you're chosen to be a Traitor, you
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go in and you are like... And on to find out! Paul Mosley, it's right,
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you're us! Parrie was like, welcome to the dark side. They both looked
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at each other, and that's not who you wanted to be, but he did it well
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and I loved it when Evie was sad. He almost threw the game away. I did
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feel bad because I knew she was telling the truth. Taking away
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somebody's opportunity to win money for the family. You do feel a bit
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guilty, it's still hard. What you have preferred to stay Faithful
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throughout the game? I've done the full experience. Probably one of the
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only people who had done everything. The challenges apart from the one I
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got locked in a dungeon. I was a Traitor, Faithful, cut to the end
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game so I've done everything. It's like going to Disney and going to
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all the rides. Also running the rides as well. I enjoyed the whole
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thing, I wouldn't change a thing. At the dinner -- not the dinner party
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said you felt like you never celebrate your own achievements cups
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of credit, do you feel you can finally give yourself credit? You go
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the final game of Traitors, that's amazing. You're making me cry again!
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I struggle for 20 odd years, I'm always pushing myself, for the first
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time in a long time I felt proud of where I got to come I didn't think I
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would get that far. To get as far as I did, especially with that scrutiny
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on me. I am quite proud. Let's all celebrate under an hour, round of
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applause for Andrew. APPLAUSE
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-- celebrate Andrew now. Still to come, King Traitor Harry's first
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interview about his big win, plus we'll be hearing Mollie's reaction
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to that final end game vote. But first, further processor has been
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one common reassuring essence of the roundtable, full of wisdom and
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crucial insight, just like Yoda except if everyone ignored Yoda. It
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is the exclusive unseen moment that Jaz found out Harry was a Traitor.
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Mollie was a Faithful. Harry is a Traitor. Oh, my god! I was right! I
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was right! Harry is a Traitor. How many Traitors quiz might lost count.
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Paul, Andrew and Harry, four Traitors. What do I get for that?
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Could I take that Tiger table home with me as a gift? That has just
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made me feel so much better, and absolutely over the moon. Harry was
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a Traitor. Oh, my days. Harry has got away with it. That is incredible
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tekkers. APPLAUSE
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Listen to that.
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Listen to that. Now, sorry you couldn't take the tip or away but we
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decided to make up a little version. Yes! I'm going to leave it here.
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Nice one. How does it feel to have had the nation behind you for the
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whole week? To be honest, you just don't expect it. I don't even have
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Twitter, I was getting screenshots of people sending me tweets and I
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was like, what? Koyes Wagatha Christie? I had to google who
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Wagatha Christie is. And I saw this woman who sold -- Salt 60 detective
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cases and I thought, oh, my God. To be honest, it's been amazing. People
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have been messaging me, like, you need to win, you need to get Harry.
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I thought, you know what, I do need to get more, but it was... When
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you're in the game, you just don't know, do you? You don't know if you
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are barking up the right tree. You can on trust certain people. So
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getting all the responses has been incredible, absolutely incredible.
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From a viewing perspective we can see you putting it all together,
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working it out, getting it right. But it's that last hurdle that you
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need to get over when you're in there to actually voice that can get
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it out there. That's obviously the hardest bit because you don't know
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if you're right. I think with this type of game, it's always about
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getting the balance right. And the end goal is to get as far as
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possible, so when you're trying to get as far as possible, everything
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changes. In a split second. Claudia could come and give us a big massive
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bombshell, the result shield or someone will talk, at every single
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opportunity you have to find -- fine tune for you need to apply the
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balance. And I thought that being a libre I would be good at balancing.
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I tried, but every little moment, is not about being too loud or acquired
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by just getting the balance right at every single opportunity. I was
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trying my best. My whole game plan was to go in there and be a Traitor.
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And then, I was like this, go on, touch eight! She went round. Didn't
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do it again. Is it bad that I speak? Jaz really did want to be a Traitor
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but also, you told me about what happened to you. We had a really
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long chat and I knew that the Faithful need to do. If that's not
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too weird I think to say. But none of us could have predicted how
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quickly you got it. When you started saying, I just got a feeling about
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Paul, everybody else was like, oh, poor! -- Paul. He would die for the
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Faithful X-Men Paul played it brilliantly. But everyone was like,
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whatever happens, Paul is on our side and you were the only one who
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was going... And I was like... But even when Paul was banished, he went
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up to Harry and went, that was you! And again, just come back, you have
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to adapt it so quickly. When Claudia chose me as a Faithful it was react
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quickly to that change. Looking back, I was like, I wish she chose
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me as a Traitor, what are you doing? But wanted to be a Traitor but I
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needed to be a Faithful. So thank you, Claudia.
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APPLAUSE You are amazing, absolutely amazing.
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I'm so sorry I spoke again X-Men I'm not going to stop you speaking!
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There have been so many, I hope you have seen what it means in
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everything but my favourite one, Cathy Burke posted it, it was the
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sixth sense, 0.6 seconds, Jaz was like, Bruce Willis as a ghost. It
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was a fantastic game, well done. In our nail-biting finale, we also saw
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the outcome of the whole game rest on the shoulders of Mollie. Let's
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remind ourselves of a big decision. -- her big decision.
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It is super tough. I want to ask included, what was it like in that
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room at the moment? -- ask Claudia. Extraordinary. I'm not exaggerating
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when I say it's a privilege to be there, because they were amazing
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players who are getting to one goal, and all four in the endgame just
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sort of while standing on the Jaz knew everything, Andrew went for it
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but had been everybody's rock, and Mollie all of us who stands opposite
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somebody, they become really close, like brother and sister, they were
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together all the time and she wrote his name down and then looked at him
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and couldn't do it. So Mollie has all of us, just because, in the end
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I know this is a game but I'm just not doing it to you. Mollie makes is
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all slightly wobbly because we love you, not because of what happened
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but there was a reason you with their till the end... -- you were
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there. That is the first point. .2 is because the way he tackled the
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missions, the way you are as a human, you are loved. You were loved
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by the cast, nobody, everyone was like, we are sticking with Mollie.
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So stunning there at the end, it was something. However tense that woman
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was, I don't want to dwell on it forever, I want to celebrate her
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bill did to get to the final. You got Andrew out, you nearly got Harry
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out. That was the first moment that I got from Andrew. I think deep down
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I probably knew. But I just couldn't do it. So, yeah. It's a tough one
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but it is what it is. We should say as well, things between you and
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Harry are fine. I still think he is amazing. Always well. But look who
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give him and that one episode per user, if you are a Traitor and never
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speaking to you again. If that was me I would have crumbled
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straightaway. I know! That was my favourite bit, when Harry said to
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you, to be honest, if it is you, I would probably say fair play and you
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went, I wouldn't. I think I saw instead, to be honest, my mum is
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going to kill me for that. But I think he played an amazing game. You
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have to have your moment and I think it's a massive shock, going from
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thinking you have just won to be like, your best mate might actually
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be a Traitor. Did you ever wonder why you are not murdered? He was a
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trusted in there, I don't think you ever to be banished. Just happy to
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be there. I would just enjoy myself. I loved the experience, loved the
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missions. We were like a little family. Whatever reason it was, I'm
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going to take it. It'll really hard to find a balance of, like, going in
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with close friends, you can kind of look at everyone, especially when
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you get down to the five, you are all so close, so it could be any of
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them. I think you really grew in confidence throughout the whole
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series. Definitely. The last episode, that mission was
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incredible. Did you feel like you are growing? Definitely. And Diane
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helped confidence so much, as she was like, you go in there and tell
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them what you think, you talk to that roundtable X-Men when she left
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I was gutted. She definitely changed my game. I think you have really
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blazed a trail on the show. One of the biggest shows in the country,
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that's important to you to get out and talk about that? Massively. The
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final dinner party was a massive moment. Response from that means the
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world to me. Even if when I'm happy I have that moment and I think it
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has helped a lot of people. Very happy with that.
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APPLAUSE Well done., Mollie, you were a
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fantastic pair and a worthy finalist, you absolutely knocked it
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out of the park. And now the time has come to get all
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the reactions from our winner. It was a Traitor from the first leg of
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his lips on day one. Here is the moment that Harry completed the
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game. Harry, you did it. He played the game with your life. How are you
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feeling? My legs were shaking. Oh, my... I just won 95 grand. 22 years
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old. You've defeated everyone. Well done. Are you all right? I
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underestimated this massively. Those 22 amazing people and from the off
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I've been a Traitor. I've had enough of being naughty and being bad
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because that was next level. Arm of the best Traitor in the world!
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And our champion is here!
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Welcome, Harry. Thank you for having me. Absolutely amazing. What an
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incredible game. I want to take you right to the end if that's OK. What
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was that like? Straight in the deep end. We will move to shallow waters
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afterwards. What was it like with Mollie? When you are in there you
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think you are having a blast and you are having a game. Especially when
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you are a Traitor thinking you can be naughty and get away with it but
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when it comes to making genuine connections, I believe I have that
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with all of the cast. We were in there for however long but it felt
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like we were there for years and we lived with each other and we had
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sort of known each other so when it came to the end and I sort of wanted
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to say I was a Faithful so bad just to make Mollie happy but I couldn't.
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I was torn. It was the weirdest feeling ever. I can't even explain
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it. Honestly. Can we say officially, for the viewer, you are both
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friends. We are. I want to talk about Jaz. Were you aware of how you
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he was? He was a dangerous player and you even said in the final.
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100%. I overlooked Jaz. Watching it back has been the best ever. I lived
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my experience. It has been that well put together that I was watching it
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on the edge of my seat and I wanted to know what might happen. I was
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nervous for myself. I thought Jaz was going to get me out. And I
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thought, I'm gone, Jaz has figured it out. But, yeah, he did so well
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to, like, play his role as a Faithful and it was just amazing.
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When you were watching it but did you feel less secure Austin 8100%.
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My legs were shaking. I was on the edge of seat. -- did you feel less
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secure? I was so involved in the game that all I saw was my plan. --
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100%, my legs were shaking. How I wanted my going to go, I believed in
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it 100%. Watching it back I thought, wow, I got so lucky here, there,
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everywhere. I was blessed to win and I got so lucky I did. Why do you
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think so few of the Faithful didn't suspect you? I honestly don't know.
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It's that baby face. That's it. With a cheeky smile, I think. Honestly,
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like I said, when I went there I was going to be an open book either way.
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I only had to tell one lie. One little white lie which nearly ruined
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everybody's life but it was, like, a game. For me it was, like, all I
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have to do is be myself, 100%, day to day, I want to treat everybody
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how I would like to be treated, as nice as I can, like a gentleman, to
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everyone. I was just being myself basically and I think I'm quite
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lucky because I've come across as quite a trustworthy person anyway so
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I just got very lucky. Do you think that will change now? I hope not. I
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don't think my mum or my other half is ever going to trust me again.
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Massive red flags. How well I sort of did in the end, but, yeah. So
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many amazing plays you did in the series. I'm thinking of the moment
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when you whispered to Zack about Paul and Myles shouting at each
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other saying, I think that is to Traitor is going at each other and
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the shield ploy. Did you have a favourite thing during the show? It
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was hard. The shield ploy was amazing. Zack especially. It was so
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funny because at the start... I found it really hard to get on with
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Zack but then I started to realise because, like, we had so many, like,
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he was such a strong personality at the same time. Then we sort of
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clashed at the beginning but when it was, like, oh my gosh, when we work
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together is amazing. When it came to situations like that I could sorta
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feed him a little bit of information and he just goes, yes, Bang.
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LAUGHTER He will do the dirty work for me. He
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was amazing. That worked. It was perfect. But then I think the shield
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play was just, like, it brought so much confusion because it was so
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late on in the game as well. Everybody there can vouch for this,
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it was mentally draining. We were so tired. I really thought, I might
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just tell everyone I'm a Traitor because I was so tired. Everybody
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was knackered. Bringing that in at the end was confusing for everyone
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so it was, like, the double bluff and it worked perfectly. It was a
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work of pure genius. It was fantastic. I want to talk about you
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and Paul as a pair of Traitors. Claudia, you selected them, what
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made them your Traitors to select? I could not not select Paul. He
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described himself as competitive, cruel, Traitor, so I was, like, OK,
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you get it. I don't use by myself. I choose with brilliant producers. It
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just... Those conversations I have they are much longer than you see on
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screen but they are persuasive. I really, really wanted to make Diane
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a Traitor. I can say that out loud. I was literally, I know you are in
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here with your son but you can do this. Diane got the giggles like
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I've never seen before. We were both rolling around on the floor, weeping
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with laughter, she was, like, can you imagine me a Traitor! I was,
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like, all right, all right. Harry really wanted. Ash really wanted.
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Lots of people. Anyway, we thought we picked well. You picked very,
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very well. I want to talk about your relationship with Paul as Traitors.
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Paul was pretty sure he was the leader of the Traitors and you were
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following along. Did you ever think that Paul was the leader or where
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you... 100% not. Always amazing. The best thing was we clicked at the
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start anyway. Like I have a best mate I was in school with. I was
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never naughty at school but I was just cheeky. If I was ever in
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trouble it was never me alone it was always me and my best mate. So when
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I was in the castle it was like the exact same thing. I am getting in
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trouble with a best friend sort of thing. Being able to do it together,
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it made me feel better about myself. Him just being the leader, I think
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we sort of like... He loved it from the off. He said that we sort of did
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a switcheroo where I was finding it hard because I was trying to be my
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nice self and having to lie to people I've just met. Imagine making
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a connection with somebody where you are lying to them from the start.
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It'll never work out. Or you worry it won't. But he just loved the
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role. I carried that on as he started fading and it was just,
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like, we would like two peas in an evil pod. A rotten pod. Me and Paul.
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You both in your rotten pod. That is all yours, Harry, we will get that
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changed into notes. What are you going to do with all of that money?
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I cannot even believe it now. 23 years old. That much money. I can't
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even explain what I am going to do with it. I've always said that money
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never makes me happy. I've never needed it. As long as I have a roof
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over my head, food, water, my family, my other half with me,
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that's all I need. I will be just as happy. That money is going to treat
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them. Everything my mum and dad have done for me and my siblings. To be
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able to give them something they want in return is, like, the best
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thing ever. You did absolutely amazingly. That is a very emotional
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speech. None of us believe it. LAUGHTER
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Harry, as Claudia said, you played the game of your life. In fact you
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all did. It's been an absolutely incredible series. Thanks for
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entertaining the nation and providing some much-needed escapism
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in drab January. The chat continues with all of our finalists and
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Claudia because we have so much more to ask them now they are reunited so
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we continue with our bonus audio episode which has just arrived in
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your BBC sounds at. Listen to more revelations from the finalists. Big
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thanks to our finalists and, of course, Claude!
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If you think you have what it takes to compete in the Traitors, casting
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for series three is now open but not for long. In fact the closing date
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is the 11th of February. If you want to apply go to the website...
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That is it. 22 players, six Traitors, 12 missions, two
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relatives, one funeral, and one chalice of fizzy rows. Series two
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has been an absolute blast but don't worry about Traitors withdrawal
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because series two Australia is now available in its entirety on BBC
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iPlayer. -- fizzy rose. Thank you so much for watching Springwatch. Now
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you can tell your friends that you know what a visualised podcast is. I
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met Gamble. Stay Faithful. -- I am at Gamble.
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-- I am Ed Gamble.
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