Ozzy's Statements and Questions

[ozzy]

First off, as I would say in every survivor game in which I make the jury, which are almost all of them, congratulations to you guys F3. I would have liked to see others in F3, but I think you guys still deserve it. I didn’t expect to be out so far, but thanks to Jessica, whom I trusted a lot, I was surprised when she told other people, but that’s the past.

PARVATI – I really liked you in the beginning, but then I started becoming more cautious and knew you were going to win if you got in the finals. But you fucking lied to me and I thought you were voting for becky the round I got voted off. I told Jessica I would try and get rid of you later at F5 or 6, not immediately, after I found out becky said she and the others considered you the “boss”. I didn’t want to betray you, so I didn’t plan to vote you out until long after.

Parvati – why should I vote for you when you blindsided me even though you had a better gameplay than JP-who was also the LAST Aitu member standing, and Brad-who was also the LAST member standing in the original Puka tribe?

BRAD – Brad, I never talked to you. That’s a good and bad thing. The good thing is that you never backstabbed or lied to me, so that could earn you my vote, but the bad thing is, I never really knew what your gameplay and strategy was so

Brad – What was your strategy coming into this game and after the merge? Also, why would I be voting for you to win?

JP – Now…..JP….an interesting character..I had always thought that from the beginning of the game you had no strategy of your own. But as it turns out, after I left, you did have plans of your own. I didn’t pay much attention, so What was your strategy? You are correct, I played to win, but you were one of the four people I was most honest too. I helped you get out of trouble at least 2 times. All you did to repay me was vote me out. Why should I vote for you even when you voted me out?

To ALL:
Tell me one move that you regret doing a lot (or a very hard decision), and one move that strategically got you further in the game.

[parvati]

Jun 6, 2009 6:02:48 GMT -5 ozzy said:

Parvati – why should I vote for you when you blindsided me even though you had a better gameplay than JP-who was also the LAST Aitu member standing, and Brad-who was also the LAST member standing in the original Puka tribe?




To ALL:
Tell me one move that you regret doing a lot (or a very hard decision), and one move that strategically got you further in the game.

1. Ozzy in the beginning I adored u as well. I am sorry I blindsided u but Raro as a group decided u were to dangerous of a social game player. So again I am really sorry. I think had all the stuff that went down never happened u would of gotten far.

Why should u vote for me? Because at the merge the tables were turned on me. I wasn't the boss and I had an up hill battle from the final 9 on. I watched all of my alliance fall around but yet still kept a positive attitude. Most people who play this game tend to give up as they watch their alliance fade but, I faught back by winning 4 out 6 immunities and by convincing Becky, Brad, and JP other people besides us raro members were bigger jury threats.

2. Voting Becky out last tribal is probably the hardest decision I have made in this game. Becky and were close and spent a lot of time talking but when jessica got voted out I felt like she betrayed Jess and I. So I went for the immunity cause I knew these two boys here wouldn't take me over her. And in the end I got my 'revenge' though I feel awful cause she was a friend.

My most strategical move....I'd honestly have to say when I convinced everyone to vote out yul over JP. It brought down Puka's numbers and also allowed me to bond with JP. I think a lot of the personal connections I made were the best strategical moves I could make. If I hadn't spent time getting to know JP, Becky, or Brad I'd be sitting in Jonathan or Jenny's spot on the jury. So my strong social bonds were my best strategical moves

[J.P.]

Ozzy - Thank you for your question.

From the start of this game, like on day one or two, I bonded quickly with Cecilia. We had a plan to work with you and Cristina, and no matter what happened, to do what it took to get into the final merge. Something obviously happened to Cecilia, and I was left alone. I quickly realized on Raro that I needed to be as non-threatening as possible. Parvati was the dominate force, and there was never the votes. I remember one time Becky and myself counting the votes, and realizing, there was no chance to take action in the original Raro. Thankfully, I built a great bond with Parvati, and while we never had an official alliance, the bond allowed us to make the final three together.

In terms of what happened with you, it kind of falls within what I just said. There wasn't the votes and I really, it would've been probably me or you at that point. I never showed a distrustful sign whatsoever during Raro. I played the card of non-threatening as perfectly as I feel one could do. Responses such as "I totally agree" and just doing what Parvati wanted. Does that make me her "bitch"? Well, what other choice did I have, besides end up on the jury? So, I had to vote for you. But I'm NOT going to blame this all on Parvati. I knew for a fact that you were throwing multiple names out there during that round, because I saw conversations from Becky and Parvati. So, while I found out you were on my side when you voted Adam, I did not know this 100%. But once again, it ultimately didn't matter, it was going to be me or you I'm afraid.

You definitely helped me, both there, and prior, and I thank you 100% for it. I really liked you in the game and no matter who you vote for today.

In terms of smart moves, I think my sort of naive-follower act until merge, and then roaring it up with Becky, Brad, and Cristina to take down Raro, while also keeping Parvati as a friend the whole time, is why I am here today. All 3 of these were choices. I could've alienated Parvati. I could've tried (and failed) to take action prior to merge. I could've stuck with Parvati and allowed Raro to roar to the end. I did none of those things. All the choices I made are why I am here now, and I don't feel anyone carried me here. If I had messed up on any of those, I would've been gone a long time ago.

The most difficult decision for me was probably voting out Cristina. She kind of got in the same position as you though, she was telling multiple people different things. I didn't know what to believe. I did contemplate trying to change it up and keep her here. Looking back, I made the right choice, and strongly believe Cristina would've won this game if we hadn't gotten her out at that spot. She was a really strong and underrated player for most of this game.

I hope that covers everything, if not, I would be happy to answer follow-ups.

[ozzy]

My most strategical move....I'd honestly have to say when I convinced everyone to vote out yul over JP.

I think I convinced you to vote out yul over JP...i also convinced others...so you can't say you convinced everyone lol....