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Now it's time to get to work, I think.

After the council meeting yesterday,

there was something in my head that made things fall into place a bit.

- Can I have a word with you? - Yes.

And there was a person who I think acted suspiciously

after what happened yesterday, and that was you, Trine.

Me? Okay.

- On what grounds? - You're pointing at Harald.

"Who kicked us out of the group?"

You seem stressed as you get into the car,

because you've lost control. I would have felt that too,

if I were a Traitor. I don't know you that well,

but something feels off to me. I just have to go with it.

This morning, you took the floor and sent the five out on a mission.

You were part of that. No one else reacted to it

except for one person in that group.

Who thought it was a bit suspicious. Tried to cast some doubt on you.

- Yes, Trine? - Yes.

Something clicked in my head yesterday.

When Ellen was out, there was someone who started

talking about Ellen two days before the others: Trine.

She's the one who fed Ellen to me.

And she was very stressed that you all had missed the day.

You weren't as stressed. If I had been a Traitor,

I would have thought: "I'm losing control."

It's a classic Traitor move to get so sweaty

over not being with the group for half a day.

I've had a hunch about her from the start.

- For her, I can imagine... - She could be a good Traitor.

Yeah, she's a leader type with a firm grip.

And she's used to the role of a judge.

She tried to point at Harald in the car on the way back.

I shut that down immediately. I trust Harald 100 percent.

I hope we don't miss on that.

I'm pretty sure we'll flush out a Traitor.

Now I think about what I'm going to vote for. Much easier to stand by it.

Now I have no qualms about going that way.

Now I think we're right. Are you talking to Trygve and Leah?

I'm talking to the guys.

We've brought real life into Traitor, and the women are in charge.

Henrik was 99 percent sure it was Markus.

But if it's those two, it's more important to take her out.

When it comes to finding Traitors, the leaders of First House,

Siri and Ida, are running a PR campaign

like when they legalized tobacco, I feel.

I'm going for Trine. It's much better if everyone is on board with it.

I think I'll vote for that.

I'm pulling quite a few strings, and I'm glad for that.

Someone has to. If we are to find Traitors,

someone has to step up and start playing the game.

- Has she been allowed to defend herself? - What’s a bit important now,

is that we can have these conversations in the council room.

If we have the conversations outside, we have nothing in there.

Then we won't find any Traitors. Then people can speak for themselves here.

We need to ask people in there.

We need to stop being scaredy-cats with each other.

We need to go into the council room and confront people,

and find out who they are and deal with those damn people.

I have nothing at all to do with Traitors.

I promise that on my honor.

That I was stressed yesterday... Maybe it felt that way,

but the first thing you said when I got in the car,

was that you took my hand and said: "Don’t be nervous. This will be fine."

I can say that I was a bit taken aback by that.

- Right? - Right? So it doesn’t take much more.

Today when we were getting in the car, you, Ida, were quick to say:

"Trine, you can ride with me."

Now I've been in the car with you twice.

And you also say every time that:

"I trust all of you who are in the car now."

Now you’re starting to come at me. Very strange.

I have to defend myself too.

To attack me is very Traitorous to do.

When my name comes up, I get angry.

I haven’t done anything but be Faithful.

It’s strange that I get attacked when I defend myself.

I think that those who find it strange have something to hide themselves.

We were in the car and were very focused on Markus, and then I said:

"Remember that we’ve brought in 3 new ones."

That’s not true.

- We weren’t focused on Markus. - We talked a lot about him.

That you say that now seems strange. We weren’t focused on him.

But I feel like you’re trying to throw that back on me.

But I need to defend myself, Ida.

I also feel like you keep emphasizing all the time: "I am Faithful."

I am Faithful. And I feel like you are throwing this back on me now,

-because you are not Faithful and want to clear your name.

Yes, because I am Faithful.

The council room... was crazy.

- I am Faithful and I know it. - But so am I, Ida.

Your actions show something else.

It probably doesn’t come through the screen

how bad it is to be in a council room.

Imagine breaking up with someone who is going to freak out.

It feels like that, but on steroids. Or that you’re in a love triangle.

But the triangle isn’t sex, it’s a park fight. You just watch.

There are grown people sitting like this,

and saying: "No, I think you’re a Traitor. I am Faithful."

"No, I’m not. You are." And then I and Rasmus

are watching them while they shoot.

Ida is almost in tears, and Trine is barking. Where's the popcorn?

Where's the popcorn?

If I get a feeling, I search until I find something.

Now I’m at work. Really on the hunt.

- So am I, Siri! - I feel like you’re not at work.

I have to defend myself and tell you that I am Faithful.

If you all go like a flock again...

But why do you say "you" and not "we"?

WE who are Faithful have to find a Traitor here.

Because you all point everything at me.

Then I have to say that it’s you who are wrong!

Yeah, we’ll see.

Last chance now. Anyone want to speak up?

You’re making a mistake for the third day in a row.

Before we went into the council room, I had no hunch at all.

So someone has worked really hard here.

Now, we will vote.

Write down the name of the player you want to banish.

I think I’ll vote for Trine. Maybe because I was persuaded.

Looks like everyone has voted. We’ll start with Siri.

I still think you’re a Traitor. The suspicion has to be checked out anyway,

because it’s so strong: Trine.

- Sval? - I’m really sorry if that’s wrong.

But I hope it’s right: Trine.

Today I’m voting for someone I’m absolutely sure is a Traitor.

Ida. Sorry.

Kathrine?

Trine, I’m really sorry in advance if I’m wrong.

Sorry, Trine.

I suddenly feel like this straw turned into a little thread.

And that the sheep Harald might turn into a dog.

As the conversation has gone on and the arguments have come up,

we’re back to the straw, and I’m still a sheep.

That’s just how it is.

Unfortunately, I think, Trine,

that the answer you give us, gives us more answers, in a way.

That wasn’t logical.

Trine, the vote goes to you.

So that’s 6 votes for Trine, 1 for Ida.

Tuva, go ahead.

I feel like I haven’t been here long enough

to make a choice.

And it feels difficult to do anything other than

to trust what I perceive as the majority.

Sorry, Trine.

I also voted for Trine, and I feel somewhat sure,

but less sure than I was with Andreas, and that was wrong.

So it just feels fucking hard.

You seem a bit nervous in the way you respond,

and so I choose to trust

others who have a stronger gut feeling than I do.

So it's you.

The fact that you're going after me makes me even more sure.

Trine. Sorry.

So that's 10 votes for Trine and 1 for Ida.

Espen, if you vote for anyone other than Ida now,

it's Trine who gets exiled. Here you go.

I've tried to weigh the arguments for and against.

Unfortunately, there are too many arguments against you, Trine,

so that's why I voted for you. Sorry about that.

I was a hundred percent convinced that she wasn't a Traitor.

But then I wrote her name anyway. There are no other theories.

That means, Trine, that you are exiled.

But before you reveal your role, let's see what the rest of you have voted.

- Morten, go ahead. - I just have to follow

the majority. I don't have much of a choice,

so unfortunately it's Trine.

I really hope we are right today.

My dancing queen, I'm so sorry.

I hope it's not a miscarriage of justice, Trine.

When I saw everyone going that way,

I just had to smile to myself and think:

"Now I'm looking forward to revealing my role."

"Fuck, you all will feel that one."

Trine.

I still hope I can be on 'Shall We Dance' someday.

I really hope and believe that we catch a Traitor today.

Trine.

This is my first vote in this hall.

And I hope it's the right one.

Yes, Trine, you are exiled from the game.

You can go over there, say a few last words, and reveal your role.

It's been really nice getting to know so many great people.

And people who are completely outside my daily radar, I almost said.

Or sphere. And I'm going to go out with my signature,

and say that I am...

Faithful.

Enjoy yourselves, and remember what I've said.

Thanks for me.

That everyone just decided it was me,

I thought was... But all the sweeter that they were wrong!

When it was all of them. Then I think: "What a bunch."

They're nice people, but they can't play.

Those who are Traitors play really well.

They manage to steer the game exactly where they want it to go.

Yes, folks, you've talked about

how you should stop flocking together.

So it's good that you've stopped doing that.

Another Faithful. This time unanimously exiled.

It's not possible to do it worse in the council chamber than this.

Remember that there are also some sitting around the table here

who are really pleased with the development.

And tonight, Olaf and Johan,

you need all the luck you can get. Sleep well.

- Sorry. - That's the craziest thing.

I get so sad, because I'm Faithful.

It's so uncomfortable.

I'm not a Traitor, you know. Sorry.

I find it so uncomfortable to be put in that position.

Now things are going really badly.

But I get emotional because it's hitting me hard

when she looks the wrong way. She should be looking the other way.

Against Siri. I feel like she's really controlling me in here.

I was completely sure. So I have outsmarted myself. Sorry.

I would have been a psychopath if I were a Traitor now.

Everyone can just kill me, you know.

I'm Faithful, so this completely throws me off.

I'm ashamed. I feel like Norway's biggest idiot.

I probably am right now.

But I was so sure!

And it was as big a miss as it could possibly be.

All the votes against her. That's a bit too tough, you know.

We don't know what we're doing, and we need to get our heads out of the sand.

After the council chamber, everyone is shocked. People are desperate.

Ida is crying, Siri starts to cry.

It really feels like someone has died.

I hate being mean to people, and that was so ugly to do.

The group as a whole has become sheep to such a degree.

And I don't quite understand it myself,

because I think my thoughts are somewhat independent.

I need to start thinking about where those thoughts come from.

I was 99 percent sure that we would get a Traitor out today.

We are obviously completely stupid, but I was so sure of my case.

But she has acted really suspiciously.

- She has, right? - One hundred percent.

- Now we’re shaking things up. - Yeah.

Thought I understood everything. Don't understand a damn thing.

But the fact that I haven't understood anything,

makes me understand something now.

Now I understand how the game works.

I think those who have been sure about others in here,

could be the ones who are a bit behind everything.

Could it be Siri, Rasmus, Espen? I don't know.

I'm just trying to find a Traitor. Was completely sure.

But I have been outsmarted by myself.

I'll say it again. There are two girls who are pulling the strings.

The guys are working a bit harder, I feel, to find something concrete.

We want to have a proper nail in hand before we hit,

but it feels like the girls just

-take the hammer and swing away without any nails.

- Holy shit, what good Traitors. - Yeah.

Kathrine Sørland, you are under observation.

I really hope Olaf doesn't get killed.

It's nice to have him here.

I feel safer with him and his Faithfulness

than I do with Johan.

The problem is also that if you go, I'm fucked.

- If I go, you're fucked. - Yeah.

- It'll be pitchforks for us. - Because you think

that there's a Traitor on the death list? - Easy to believe.

I'm really in doubt about Tufte.

Olaf and Johan. I call them Tufte, both of them.

They come across as father and son. One of them has to go.

If Johan goes, which I think he will,

there's something that makes me keep Olaf Tufte in my sights.

I kind of want to keep Johan. It feels safer.

I think we can control him more. I think he trusts me a lot.

While Olaf is a piece that goes his own way.

At the same time, he's on the hunt for women, and that's an advantage for us.

Should we have a chat?

There will be a lot of focus on Siri and Ida.

I think we should try to defend that.

Siri and Ida's attack on Trine was pretty harsh.

I think it's bad Traitor gameplay if they are Traitors.

If you know what I mean. I think we can use that

to keep them here, and convince the others

that they should think completely differently.

What about the new ones, maybe?

- Yeah. - Do they have a mission?

Is one of the new ones a Traitor?

Hope you get some sleep tonight, and come back as a living person.

Right now, the Traitors are playing just as they should be.

Let me live, and we'll see if we can't point you out.

I don't know what it is, but when I go to bed at night,

I get a picture in my head. That Harald Bredeli takes off that stupid cape.

And then you see his mustache while he's sitting there laughing.

Where should we start?

We start with that chair over there, right?

We see that there's another chair there. There should be four people in the room.

I get totally paranoid, and think all my weird theories

that one of the 3 who came back is a Traitor. Everything starts to swirl.

I get so happy when I see that there's a fourth chair.

I crave that moment.

I'm wearing the cape, I take it off

and then they do this: "Sophie? I never would have thought!"

Then it's one of the three... comeback kids.

What's happening here now?

I get genuinely scared.

No, no, no.

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