First, I want to thank every single one of you for being here tonight. Sitting in this spot is something I don’t take lightly at all. Each of you played a part in getting me here, whether through alliances, blindsides, conversations on the beach, or even moments where we didn’t see eye-to-eye. And I want to start by saying this clearly: I have nothing but love and respect for each of you on that jury. Every single one of you is someone I wanted to play with, learn from, or compete against. This season wouldn’t have been what it was without you. Now, why do I deserve to win? For me, this game was never about being the loudest or the flashiest—it was about being intentional. From day one, I built relationships with purpose, not manipulation. I knew that trust was currency out here, and I made sure I earned it. I never wanted to play in a way that felt dirty or disrespectful, so even when I had to vote out people I genuinely cared about, I made sure it was for strategic, not personal, reasons. I adapted every single day. When my name came up early on, I didn’t panic—I recalibrated. When alliances shifted, I didn’t cling to old plans—I evolved with the game. And at every vote, I made sure I had multiple paths forward, not just one. I wasn’t just reacting to the game; I was shaping it. Quietly, consistently, and with intention. One thing I’m most proud of is the relationships I built. I didn’t treat anyone like a pawn. I treated everyone like a player. And that’s because I genuinely liked you all. I saw strengths in each of you. I admired how hard you fought. And yes, even when we were against each other, I rooted for you in my own way. I wanted to sit at the end with people I respected, and that’s exactly what I got. I played socially. I played strategically. I played with heart. I made moves that mattered without losing the human part of the game, and that balance is what I think defines a true Survivor winner. You all gave everything to this experience—your loyalty, your emotion, your energy, your fire—and I honored that by giving everything right back. And now, standing here tonight, I’m proud of the game I played. Not perfect, but purposeful. Not loud, but effective. Not cutthroat, but calculated. So I ask for your vote not because I played the hardest or the most dramatic game, but because I played the most complete game I could while still staying true to who I am. I loved playing with you, I respect all of you, and I hope tonight you can see the intention behind every move I made. Thank you.

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Hello, jury. I’ll make a brief speech as a finalist in an attempt to earn your vote. I am new to this site, I had never played Tengaged or any other game that would allow me to know any of you beforehand. I entered this game completely from scratch: no friends, no pre-made alliances. That naturally made the social aspect more challenging. So, I decided to focus on what I knew was my greatest strength in this game: the challenges. Throughout this journey, I won 8 individual immunity challenges, which is extremely difficult in a game with such varied competitions. I wasn’t just good at one type of challenge, I managed to be consistent, maintaining strong performance from start to finish. But even while being immune so many times, I never became comfortable. I kept trying to build connections, to communicate, and to position myself strategically, even knowing that many of you already had strong friendships and solid alliances. I truly believe that in a game like Survivor, there are many valid ways to reach the Final and to win. My path was built through dedication, persistence, and overcoming every single challenge. Each immunity I won was a battle, and none of them were guaranteed. Regarding the social aspect, I know some of you may question it. But I ask you to put yourselves in my position: by winning consecutive challenges, I became a natural target. Because of that, I chose to play a more cautious game, avoiding unnecessary conflicts, staying calm and respectful, and earning my space step by step. Today, I reach this Final with great pride in my journey. And I ask, from the bottom of my heart, that you vote based on the strongest game played, on commitment, consistency, and resilience, not on pre-game friendships. Thank you all very much. #VoteDry

Girl I have pissed off the whole jury ain’t nobody voting me

QUEEN DRY VOTE MALIBU OUT SHE WILL WIN

I vote to evict Ghostface.

Is it my time to go?

I would like to play my idol on GhostFace