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Post by Julie Chen on Jul 15, 2010 12:21:47 GMT -5
Only Steven and the Final 2 may post in here.
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Post by Steven Daigle on Jul 17, 2010 14:35:49 GMT -5
Natalie: How faithful do you feel you were to each member of Season 2, and do you feel like that was your biggest alliance that got you where you are now?
Ronnie: Do you feel you deserve to be in the Final 2 when you had clearly given up at one point in the game?
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Post by Natalie Cunial on Jul 17, 2010 16:23:15 GMT -5
I feel that the Season 2 alliance was integral to how I got to the end. There is no doubt. In fact, even when it was breaking up, I made sure to help everyone stick together. Or at the least, that they were still all loyal to me.
I was faithful most of all to Ronnie. We stuck through it, we didn't always talk a lot, but in the beginning and the end we always did. But part of it was because our conversations would've been "I'm saving you".
Steven, I had nothing to do with your eviction. And I wish I had been around to try to talk some sense into Jen. I'm sure she regrets it now. Obviously I would have rather Brian gone as I put him up, but things worked out where s2 still was 4 parts of f6 - and those that stayed true to you were 3 parts of f4.
The weird thing with Jase is that on the surface it looks like I didn't trust him since I put him up. But Jase was behind only Ronnie for me. The reason I put up Jase as a renom - was because anyone else would have been evicted over Nick. That's more a testament to Nick's ability to sway votes really. But what was interesting is that David, Jen and Ronnie all admit that they wanted Jase gone sooner than later - but when it came to it, they all put their trust in me and evicted Nick instead. So when I put Jase up, it was to be a pawn. I knew what I was doing. And Ronnie evicted Jase even though I would have preferred Jase to stay.
As for Jen. I was not faithful to Jen. I talked with others to make sure Jen goes. I didn't trust Jen from D1. How could I after she took me out at F6 last time. This time around I took her out at F6. Karma.
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Post by Ronnie Talbott on Jul 19, 2010 22:16:54 GMT -5
my giving up was a strategy to win the least votes in a compeition- did it work? i still have allstars fooled, did it work? of course it did! i survived 8 noms. thats not the practical way to play the game but it is the most inspiring. when everything was failing for me i used simple strategies and determination to work my way through. thank you for all you did for me and your partnership with me and others. i hurt to see you go so early :/
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