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This ship is cutting through the remote
waters of the South Pacific, heading to

the Cook Islands, where these strangers
have volunteered to be marooned for the

next 39 days.

Stand by, guys.

There. is their story you

are witnessing 20 americans begin an
adventure that will

forever change their lives they've been
given two minutes to salvage whatever

they can off this boat you need to catch
that chicken that is food you are

going to want there are various items to
help them hawaiian swing

firewood, fish traps, bananas, lanterns,
but not enough to go around. They're

going to have to work together quickly
or they'll be left without.

They have been divided into four very
unique tribes, Asian -Americans.

It is a social experiment like never
before.

Each tribe will live on their own
island.

For the next 39 days, they will be
abandoned and left to fend for

But this is more than just a test of
survival skill.

This is also a test of social skill.

Out here, it's the impressions you make
on the other castaways that determine

your fate.

Let's go!

30 seconds!

Put the ticket!

Forget about the ticket! Let's go!

Come on, throw the ticket!

20 strangers forced to work together to
create a new society while battling the

elements and each other.

Get overboard!

Time is up!

Only one will remain to claim the
million -dollar prize.

39 days, 20 people, one survivor.

My first thought when I saw the tribes
were split right along racial lines was,

oh God, this is going to be hard.

Just because I feel like as a people
that have the same ethnicity, maybe

kind of clash on things.

I can care less about divisions by
ethnicity.

When it comes to surviving, it's a human
effort.

I honestly was stunned.

I mean, this is crazy.

I mean, on one hand, I think it's a
great opportunity because I think it's

wonderful that there's more minorities.

At the same time, I'm a little bit
worried that it might play out to

and stereotypes.

So, I don't know. It'll be interesting
to see how things play out.

Different ethnic group.

I mean, is that kosher?

I don't know.

But it's a cool social experiment, I
think.

I don't know about you, but I feel like
this is ass back.

Our parents got out of Iraq, at least my
parents did, and paddled their way away

from an island just so I could have a
good life. And here I am paddling back

an island.

Where are you from?

Where are your parents from?

Dominican Republic.

When the tribes were divided, I thought,
what an advantage for the Hispanics.

The Hispanics all come from Caribbean or
South American background to where

we're used to being in this tropical
setting.

This is a unique opportunity to
represent our community in a positive

mean, we just show that we work hard and
we play hard. I think we're going to go

pretty far.

Building stuff, it should be the
shelter, plus I know how to make a

You want the machete? Well, no, first
I'll just explain it to you, and then

we'll all know. We'll all be on the same
page. We'll all have the blueprint.

Billy said that he can chop things down
and make a hut and make a toilet.

I was really fired up, you know.

I didn't want to judge him on his
appearance. I mean, he's out of shape.

It was kind of obvious to me just from
the way Billy cut the bamboo that he

didn't really know exactly what he was
doing.

Look. Boom. Perfect.

All right. I had to kind of take over
and build the shelter.

I'm kind of trying to guide things
without trying to step into a position

being a leader because I do not want
that to happen.

You guys want some coconuts?

Oh, you want to climb it?

Try that.

Oh, my God.

When Ozzy went up the tree, it was a
straight picture right out of the Jungle

Book. All I thought was Mowgli going up
the tree. Let's go.

Okay, go ahead.

I mean, he may not be very big, but he's
an athlete, and he's somebody who'd be

pretty good at this game. Really good
job, buddy.

Good job, dude.

I think we're all going to be able to
work as a team, and I think that we have

the strongest tribe.

out of anybody else, as long as we stay
fed and happy with each other, then

we're going to be able to stay really
strong.

I'm not a first -generation American.

I'm not even an immigrant.

I'm a refugee.

I came after the Vietnam War as a
refugee. I'm a survivor in that way.

I've survived the Vietnam War. I can
survive this.

The Puka tribe is actually an advantage.

We fly under the radar.

Nobody suspects these little people with
slanted eyes to see anything or to be

strong enough to do anything.

Maybe, don't even speak English.

People always underestimate the Asian.

What's your name?

Yul. I'm Cowboy. Brad.

Brad. Becky.

My boy. Jenny.

Jenny. Okay, we got time to get to know
each other. Jenny. Our tribe, Puka, is

comprised of five Asians.

I'm Filipino.

Yul is Korean.

Becky is Korean.

Brad is American.

Filipino, Hawaiian, and cowboy is
Vietnamese.

We're a mixed group ourselves, you know,
within the Asian community.

My grandmother's not even shopping in
this.

You know, I was in Vietnam as a monk.

He lived for many years in coconut only.

I have a feeling you're going to be
telling a lot of stories tonight.

I guess just for me, I'm just, the
person I'm having the most difficulty

cowboy because I sense a little bit of a
schism there.

I think there's some degree of a
generational gap.

My biggest concern being on the all
-Asian side is I've never been accepted

the Asian community.

Take one look at me.

I don't look educated. I don't fit the
stereotype, hardworking, Mr. Engineers

with jacket, suit and tie, lift, drive
nice cars.

I just don't fit the stereotype.

I belong in a hippie community, Steph.

It's a very dangerous position for me to
be in.

The accommodations are lovely.

Here we are.

I guess this is where we're going to
make our setup. Come on, let's put our

hands together.

And we will continue to make it.

Day one to the end. To the final end.

Absolutely. Because y 'all know what
this is about, right? Yeah, we have a

We have a plan.

We have a plan.

Woo!

I believe we all feel the pressure to
represent, and that just means it's just

being able to represent us, our people,
the African -American culture.

Let's get fireworks.

One person gets fireworks, one person
gets bamboo, and the other person gets a

bomb. Yeah, I'll get the bomb.

It makes me feel like because we are
divided by race, now we have to step up

the plate and show that, yes, black
people do swim. Yes, black people do

how to get on a boat and paddle.

I mean, we don't just run tracks.

We almost got us a house.

With our

group. It has nothing to do with race.
We are just a bunch

of city kids. This couldn't cut cotton.

We're going to have to sharpen it. It's
not that we are black. We're just city

slickers thrown into the bareness of
life.

I would lay one here, lay one here, lay
one here, and just put palms over it and

call it a night.

That's what I would do, but it's just y
'all. We just got here. We're trying to

assemble shelter.

It's going all right, but, you know.

Like people don't like to be told what
to do. And we have a bunch of headstrong

people around here. Me being one of
them, I will say.

I will not. No, this is not going to
work. We got that part. So we want to go

like this.

Yeah. That's one time to figure out his
vision.

My vision was.

I had a dream.

Wake up. People means leader and
warrior.

I do bring some leadership and I've been
able to pull this group.

attention into the focus of what needs
to be done and they've been able to

respond let's get some palms up girls i
want to stay focused for what we had to

do and i think i accomplished that
liking this already it may have set a

too and if it did i hope it you know was
positive for them as much as it was for

me pretty impressive this is low income
housing

The tribes were obviously divided by
ethnicity, but the issue is what kind of

people you have in your tribe and what
kind of personalities and how you get

along with them.

It is going to be a true social
experiment. It's going to be fascinating

how it plays out. But I don't believe
that just because these groups have the

cultural similarity that that will make
them more specifically cohesive.

This is Survivor. Somebody's going to
win a million dollars, and they're going

to have to cut the throat of the guy
next to them at some point.

Great haul.

As soon as we got to the island, we were
just pulling it all in, excited about

all the treasure that we got. We seem to
have scored with two machetes and two

flings and two chickens.

Make sure those chickens aren't going to
get out.

I did grab a chicken. The chicken was
belonging to the green team. I didn't

know. I saw a chicken. I grabbed the
chicken because the chicken was free.

Y 'all kicked ass today.

Yeah, can we just say that for one
second? I think we should have a coconut

toast to our victory.

Let's do that.

Hey. Sure. How cool is this? The whitey.

The whitey. I was going to say a
mariponga.

We are the Caucasian group. We've got,
like, a jock, and then we've got the

sorority type.

You've got the study type, you know.
You've got the family man, and then

got me, who's kind of like the
alternative option.

Tell me your name.

Jessica, but my friends call me Flicka.

Flicka, my friend Flicka. That's easy.

My friend Flicka. I've never seen that
flick.

No!

I got a chicken in here. Guys, come
around here.

Wait, wait, wait, wait.

Okay, okay.

It's around this chicken.

The chicken right here.

Okay, wait, wait, don't stop.

Did you get him?

No, he moved too fast.

I went to pick up the gun and they ran
out.

I can't even believe it.

One second mistake cost us the chicken.
The woods ate the chickens. They're in

there. And now I hear them. I scream at
them.

So I'm not happy right now with Flickr.
I can forgive her, right? But I don't

have to forgive her. She screwed up my
chicken.

I don't know what they're all excited
about.

I guess they found the water.

That's something very nice.

Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. How's it
going, Mama? Oh, my God. Oh, my God.

Parasitic paradise.

A water barrel is full of parasites, and
it's going to be dirty, but a lot of

water is in there. So when we have some
fire to boil the water that we have, no

one has to worry about getting
dehydrated.

Rebecca's cool.

Rebecca's really cool. We're both from
New York, so that already has a little

immediate sense of familiarity.

She's just smart, athletic.

You know, I feel like we could work
really well together.

All right. Good job, Rebecca.

There we go, babe. I feel that Rebecca
and Sandra are much closer than I could

be to either of them. I got water.

I got water. I'm so proud of you.

They go off together a lot. They're
always talking, just the two of them.

So that's just something that I'm
watching. I'm keeping my eyes on it,

the pulse on it. Did y 'all bring back
some water?

No, because we haven't had any fire yet.

We will work on fire. We're not going to
give up.

Okay.

Now I'm going to focus my energy right
into the wood.

Yeah.

Okay, everybody focus, okay?

Focus on what we're doing.

Are you focused? Yeah. Come on, baby.
Oh, yeah.

Oh, take a break.

All right.

Can I do it? Yeah. It's all you.

Building houses, making fire.

In the name of the Lord.

Thank you.

You have to take a little break.

And we're, we've got too much to do. I
understand we're all low on fuel right

now. But he is not one to stay focused
at all.

You want something, right? Sometimes you
just have to do something.

I need a break!

This is very frustrating.

But I'm not going to say anything more
to him right now because I'm in a state

of cessation.

I'll give lunch break.

It's getting cold out here. Pity the
kids. Maybe I'll get cold. I'm freaking

cold. Yeah.

Should we go snuggle at home? Should we
try it?

Can we just sleep closer? It wouldn't be
so cold.

I get really cold at night.

And I've been sleeping next to Adam. I
mean, he's the biggest guy out here. And

he's a good wind walker.

Okay. All right. All right. We're all
spooning the same way now.

It's just going to work.

This is officially a cutter huddle.

We need to all slide in. It's cold.

Yeah, slide this way.

Adam's an attractive guy. I mean, he's
got a good -looking face. You know, he's

fit. I mean, of course Adam's a good
-looking guy.

Candace is on fire.

I'm drunk. You're so drunk. No, you're
drunk right now. It does make the island

a little more bearable to have a couple
good -looking girls, great -looking

girls. I'm attracted to Candace a lot.

It doesn't matter. It's still warm.

Really? Yeah.

Body heat is the best thing, by far.

Adam wants to be the big, strong man and
take care of Candace. She's like a

sweet little girl, and they're
snuggling, and, you know, I don't know.

Romance is in the air.

With a headache.

Like right here. It's from being seasick
all day. Okay. Sit down. Sit down. Sit

on.

Brad's problem was he didn't have the
normal headache. In Vietnamese, we call

a bad wind.

It's causing him this, and that results
in a headache.

Okay, what I'm going to do is I'm going
to pull this wind out of you, this bad

wind.

It's not a regular migraine on one side
or in the back.

It's usually a sinus headache near the
front.

And that's an indicator of the bad wind.

You got it.

You got to touch a bad wind.

It's not real bad, but it is not great.

There. You feel better now. Your
headache will be gone in a few minutes.

That will go away in a day. It will fade
away.

That's called the indicator.

I just pulled it out of you. That's how
bad you have it in you.

It's not bad. No.

Then I put an indicator here. By pulling
it out, I can see how bad he has it. I

told him when it's completely gone, your
body will be fully healed.

What? And he did it to your face? Yeah.

It looks like it burned.

The others, the Asian -American, they
were born in America. They've lost

They were not born in the old country. A
lot of this stuff was people don't have

antibiotics, so they have to figure out
other ways to do it, to get by.

You all right?

Yeah.

I had a headache, and he got rid of it,
actually.

He was, like, squeezing your forehead?
He was, like, squeezing my forehead.

I will be truthfully honest with you.

I did have a headache. I don't have a
headache anymore.

But I do have a red dot on my forehead.

Yeah, you don't have a headache. I don't
have a headache anymore. You have this

red line down there. That's all right.

Kavli is an interesting guy.

When I first met him, I just thought,
kind of wrote him off as a crazy kook.

in between the random kind of any
nonsense, there's actually, like, gems

nuggets of information that are actually
useful.

The ones that are going to go away.

When you completely heal.

We're going to a challenge today that's
both immunity and reward.

I'd like to see us win, but if we lose,
it's not the end of the world.

It's the beginning of the game.

Tell me about the marooning. I want to
find out about the chickens. Yul, I saw

you dive in for one chicken. Did you
make it back to camp with it? No.

I got the chicken out of the water. I
handed it off to a tribe mate, and next

thing I see is someone else from another
team running around with my chicken.

What? Who took the chicken? Where is
that fellow?

I think you know.

Jonathan? Did I?

I had a chicken, but I don't know. You
know, I mean, honestly, it was so hectic

that I just grabbed the chicken.

Okay,

you ready to get to your first
challenge?

Yeah.

Here's how it works. On my go, you're
going to race to assemble a puzzle boat.

Once the boat is assembled, use seven
braces to hold the boat together.

You'll then paddle out and retrieve fire
in the form of a torch.

When you get back to shore, you will
take those seven braces, race back to

starting mat, where you will find four
more puzzles in the form of north,

east, and west.

Once you've completed those, take the
braces, use them as rungs to build a

ladder. Place the compass points in
their appropriate spot, get to the top.

First three tribes to get all their
tribe members to the top and light their

fire barrel wins.

Want to know what you're playing for?

Yeah.

First three tribes fire in the form of
flint.

As a bonus, the tribe who finishes first
gets a fire -making kit.

A lot of kindling, waterproof matches,
kerosene. You can't get a fire going

that. You need to go home.

Most importantly, you're playing for
what in this game? Immunity.

The immunity idol is in three pieces
because the first three tribes to finish

win immunity. Losing tribe, you get
nothing but a date with me and the first

person will be voted out.

There is one other twist to this
challenge.

The details are here in this note.

We'll save it until after the challenge
and then I'll reveal it.

Okay, for reward and immunity.

Survivors ready?

Go!

These boats are puzzled.

They only go together one way.

Hookah off to a good start.

Bring it over here, you guys. Bring it
over here and do it from here.

I, too, getting their boats together.

No, the little pink.

The little pink. Geeky's having a
terrible time.

Rero. Getting closer.

I need three right there.

I2 freaking on their braces. Very close.

Hookah getting very close.

I2 has their boat together.

Geeky still having trouble.

I2 is first in the water heading out to
their torch.

Hookah has their boat together.

I2 with a big lead.

Trash Tonga's heading out to their
torch.

Hickey, work together.

I -2, first to their torch.

Christina in the front.

Puka right behind.

I -2 heading back.

Puka now has their fire. They're coming
back.

Taro cannot get it together with their
paddling.

Kiki not even heading out yet.

Let's go!

Aiko first back.

Hookah gaining some ground.

Taro has their torch. They're coming
back.

Hookah's at the shore.

Kiki has it together finally. Heading
out to their torch.

They're heading up.

They're struggling with their paddling.
Still in the water, losing a lot of

time.

Billy really slowing IQ down.

Hookah catching up.

IQ working on their puzzle. Hookah
working on their puzzle.

You're looking for four symbols.

N -S -E -W.

Ikki, have their torch. They're coming
back.

They're still in this challenge.

Rero coming back. They're heading to the
puzzle.

We're neck and neck, Buka and Aiku.

We got it, baby.

Jonathan and Adam working the puzzle for
Rero.

Ikki, getting back in this challenge.

Buka, you're good.

Hookah solved all four puzzles. They're
heading up.

Peaky, you're in this thing. Let's go.

I2 has it. They've got all four puzzles.

I2 gaining on hookah.

Let's get first now.

Hookah getting closer.

I2 getting closer.

We got it together.

I2 wins split and immunity.

One spot left.

We got it.

Pinky, you are back in this challenge.

Guerrero having a terrible time with
their puzzle. Lost a lot of time.

Don't panic. Don't panic.

Pooka, I, too.

In addition, Pooka, because you won the
challenge, fire -making kit, the more

important part of this, immunity.

Rero, safe from tribal council.

I, too. You guys are safe from tribal
council.

Pooka, because you won, you get the head
of the idol.

Peaky tribe, no fire for you, no
immunity.

Date with me at tribal council, somebody
going home.

There is one last twist to this
challenge.

I showed you the note beforehand. I'll
now read it.

The losing tribe will choose one person
from any of the other three tribes to go

to Exile Island.

That's what I'm talking about.

Here's what that means.

You're going to choose one person from
one of these other three tribes. That

person will leave here right now and
spend two nights on Exile Island.

It is a big disadvantage to be separated
from your tribe this early in the game.

Exile Island is no picnic.

There's one bag of water out there. You
will also have a machete, a flint, and a

pot. The silver lining to Exile Island
is hidden somewhere on the island is an

immunity idol. That will protect you at
Tribal Council.

It's good up through the final four.

When somebody finds it, you can keep
that information to yourself. You can

it with whoever you want. You can even
assign that immunity and give it to

somebody else.

Each time somebody's sent to Exile
Island, you will get a clue as to the

whereabouts of the idol.

Kiki, who's it going to be?

All

right,

back on your mat.

Before you tell me who it is, it was
interesting to note that the two guys

out here and made the decision, and the
women stayed back.

Well, they seem like they've taken
control over it.

Okay.

Who's going to Exile Island?

We don't know his name, but we can point
him out to you. We think Karma's a

bizzle, so my chicken man over here.

Jonathan, you're going to Exile Island.
Grab your stuff.

Take this with you.

Here's your first clue as to the
whereabout of the idol.

Okay, Tiki, sadly, one of the five of
you will be the first person voted out

this game. I'll see you guys at Tribal
Council.

Everybody can head back to their camp.

I think it was because I took the Asian
guy's chicken that the African -American

guy chose me. That's all they said.

I was so shocked by what happened. I
didn't even have a comeback.

To make a top grade, stand in a line,
the southern aisle vanishes, a salvation

you will find.

The clue that they gave me to find the
idol. I took that to mean to make the

grade was an A or an A+.

So I started digging.

Made sense to me, but I just haven't
found it yet.

I'm cold, miserable, shivering, missing
my wife and kids.

Exile Island is really terrible.

You guys can work on the fire. We'll
continue working on the bedding.

Tonight is the first.

Tribal council and our tribe, the
Manahiki tribe, have to vote someone out

the tribe.

There's no one to blame.

If

they're

in threes, they're going to be trying to
vote one of us.

They're stupid if they do that. They're
stupid.

So we've got to pull one of them in.

You see, I don't know. You never know
with all these sisters. We don't need no

men. We can do it all ourselves.

They both know that they're on Thin Ice.
They just don't know. Which one doesn't

know? But I think they have a totally
idea of the fact that he's on Thin Ice.

It's going to be an interesting dynamic
now.

I already feel the tension.

The ladies and I are thinking that who
might be the right person to vote out at

this time because we've had a hard time
kind of establishing leadership and no

one's been working in unison.

We think that he plays a major role in
that, and it might be easier for us to

work as a team without him.

They may think that they can get away
with losing me or you or me.

It ain't going to work. I know.

They can't even make fire. They can't
even build a hut, dude.

I'm telling you.

Sandra and Becca are tight. Right,
right.

They're not going to turn on one
another. I got that sense. I got that.

So we have to go on Stephanie and get
her to vote for Sandra. Right.

We know that it's going to eventually
come down to a woman -man thing.

So my plan and Nate's plan was to make
an ally with Stephanie.

If y 'all lose me tonight and y 'all
lose another competition, y 'all team up

and y 'all will lose Nate.

And it's just three girls.

You're out.

Why do you say that?

Because them two are tight.

Because them two are like peas in a pod.

You have to break that up.

Leku actually came to me trying to
persuade me to align myself with him and

and to vote Sondra out.

We got to have you.

Okay. Now, do you want to make an award
with a bunch of people who got aligned

based on where they're from or somebody
that knows how to survive in this

environment or that can bring on some
fire?

We don't have any fire yet, though.

That's all right. When I build a fire, I
better keep it going.

Because if y 'all boot me out, there
ain't going to be no more fire.

This ain't a glamour walk. This is about
survival. This is the real things about

getting down.

You feel what I'm saying? I do.

Okay? I know that my vote is a swing
vote.

You know, you've got Nate and Sekou.

They're the men on one side.

You've got Sondra and you've got
Rebecca, the women on the other side.

They're very close.

The guys are very close.

So, of course, I'm the swing vote.

Just keep the spirit, keep the love
going.

I'm glad that y 'all are on my side,
man.

And I know we were made a tremendous
game by building a fire. But remember,

there's a fire in all of us, okay?

All right.

And we need everybody.

So it's going to be sad to say goodbye
to somebody tonight. It's going to be a

little difficult.

Behind each of you is a torch. Go ahead
and grab a torch.

Approach the flame and get fire.

This is part of the ritual of Tribal
Council because in this game, fire

represents your life.

As long as you have fire, you're in the
game. When your fire is gone, so are

you. Take a seat.

Well, welcome to your first Tribal
Council. It goes without saying.

not the place you wanted to be.

So catch me up. Rebecca, did anybody
step up right away as a leader?

Yeah, Sekou definitely stepped up as a
leader and tried to help structurally

sound shelter for us. He seemed at the
time to know the best and the quickest

way to possibly get it together.

Sekou, did you have a plan to step up as
a leader, or did you look at the tribe

and say, I think I'm probably the best
guy for the job?

I just took whatever I knew and started
putting that into effect.

And I think everybody just gravitated
towards it.

I didn't say, okay, I'm running things.
I think it kind of ended up that way,

but we worked together well.

So, Nate, you're starting to get to know
everybody.

What's the feeling of this tribe?

We have beautiful spirit.

We are like a little family. Regardless
of what happens tonight, this crew right

here, I mean, they're real beautiful
people.

How do tribes divided ethnically change
the game?

Or does it? It does.

Why is it so funny?

Because it is.

I don't know. It's just something you
wouldn't expect. You're like, okay,

going to have to represent for our
people because we're put under the light

that. So let's see what we can do.

So, Sandra, with only five people, the
divisions and how people pair up becomes

very important.

What did you notice?

I noticed right off the bat, well,
Rebecca and I had kind of bonded, and

realized that the two guys had bonded.
And of course, you know, Stephanie was a

part of it. It wasn't like she was
excluded, but I think we kind of sensed

other's vibe already.

So Stephanie, there's two pairs that are
bonded, and you're not a part of either

one of those groups.

Naturally, women are going to stick
together.

And the men will naturally bond
together. That's just natural.

But I'm the odd man out. That's kind of
strange.

And I kind of wondered about that, but
we're all still together.

Rebecca, only three days.

Somebody's going home tonight. So what
do you do in terms of your vote? What

you looking at in this tribe?

You look at where we're weak and what we
did wrong over the last three days and

hope that in voting that will somehow be
corrected.

Well, unfortunately, one of the five of
you will have the distinction of being

the first person voted out. It is time
to vote. Sekou, you're up.

You are our weakest link.

Sweet man, we just bought this with the
right move.

Go tally the votes.

Once

the

votes are read, the decision is final.
The person voted out will be asked to

leave the Tribal Council area
immediately.

I'll read the votes.

First vote.

Sandra.

Say who?

One vote, Sandra.

One vote Sekou.

Sundra. It's two votes Sundra. One vote
Sekou.

Sekou. We're tied. Two votes Sekou. Two
votes Sundra.

One vote left.

First person voted out of Survivor, Cook
Islands.

Sekou. You need to bring me a torch.

Sekou, your tribe has spoken.

Time for you to go.

If what you said tonight is true and you
just voted out your weakest link, then

you should go back to camp a stronger,
more organized tribe. Good news is,

because you've been to tribal council,
you now have fire.

Grab your torches.

Head on back to camp.

Stay tuned for scenes from our next
episode.

Next time on Survivor. What do you call
a Vietnamese with three dogs? Cowboys

jokes get no laughs.

A joke is a joke, right? No, it's not.

I don't worry about what other people
think.

And Billy slacking drives I -2 to
drastic measures.

Billy's just dead weight.

Ozzie really wants to throw the
challenge.

But I'm thinking this isn't right.

I believe a good leader is one who can
instill some guidance.

And I'm sure that I had a real strong
effect with my tribe. I have no doubt

about that. They saw that I was a real
strong leader.

Well, guess what? They're going to be a
really strong tribe, and I'm proud of

that. And my torch may be out, but my
flame is still burning.