Watch Survivor Online: Season 03 Africa – Episode 5
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The Twist
Night 12 – Nervous yet angered after last episode’s Tribal Council, Silas felt bitter about the elder Samburu alliance casting their votes against him. That afternoon, before the said Tribal Council, the younger Samburus plead the elders to vote against Lindsey because she already had votes. According to Survivor rules, when a Tribal Council is deadlocked, previous votes will be added to the count in order to break the tie. Thus if the elders had voted against Lindsey, she would have remained the most vulnerable member of the younger Samburu members since she was the only one from the group who has votes. Knowing that the audacious plan would not benefit them at all, Frank, Linda, and Teresa decided to give votes to every member of the younger alliance, to make sure that they will not survive long, stipulated that the younger alliance will keep eliminating the elders until they all get voted out. Frank then explained: “We are still a tribe divided; we are two tribes in one. They need us. They can’t do it alone. We are going to keep fighting.”
Day 13 – As Day 13 opens, both tribes received the vaguest Tree Mail they received as of yet. Along with a map leading to the same drop-off point where the game began (the same spot where the truck left them in Day 1), the mysterious note told the tribes to select three of their own to go on a quest. Without hesitation, the younger Samburu alliance chose the remaining two members of the elder alliance Frank and Teresa, along with the ringleader of the younger alliance, Silas. Boran, on the other hand, picked Kelly, Big Tom, and Lex.
When he was still a Boran member, Tom reminisced his usual job at his former camp as their resident water hole cleaner (pertaining to their original water hole before winning the portable water tank from a Reward Challenge, and after winning the said Reward, the water hole was reduced into a place for cleaning soiled clothes), for he was complaining about how murky Samburu’s water hole was. With the help of Lex, they dug up more crud from the hole. Upon seeing their water hole, Lex disappointingly said: “It’s just mud!” After also seeing bugs breeding beneath the dirty water, Tom added: “They keep waiting for a mysterious thing to happen in Africa. Wood is going to fall out of the sky, there is going to be an Artesian water well come into the camp, and even a swimming pool. I feel like we have to get out there and pull the plow.”
After switching from Samburu to Boran and with his alliance partners away from him, Silas realized: “I was on the good side, now I’m on the bad side. This twist in the game have really struck a thorn in my side.” Felt much happier after escaping the younger Samburu alliance’s wrath because of the switch, Frank and Teresa celebrated about their “new life” in the game. Teresa then approached Kim J. about their former situation at Samburu. Silas observed: “Frank and T, this is like rejuvenated their lives. It’s like a new opportunity for them.” While doing camp chores, the new Boran tribe was visited by a family of elephants, strolling along camp. Frank commented: “Magnificent creatures this close, its unbelievable.”
That night in Boran camp, while a passive Silas listening in the distance, Frank and Teresa used the opportunity to diss the younger Samburu tribe members, revealing their immature actions and voting strategy.
Day 15 – The tribes reconvened with host Jeff Probst, who explained the rules of the Immunity Challenge: each tribe has twenty pieces of a puzzle hanging in the distance. The first tribe to gather the pieces and put the puzzle back together correctly wins Immunity.
As the two tribes scurried to retrieve the puzzle pieces, it became clear which tribe wanted victory. Thinking she needed to win to stay alive, Lindsey of Samburu frantically barked out orders to hurry her tribemates along. Boran’s strategy to throw the game became obvious as only Silas hurried to finish, while the rest of his tribemates took their time fitting the puzzle pieces together. Samburu finished first and thus won Immunity, sending Boran to Tribal Council.
With Tribal Council looming, Silas campaigned to keep himself afloat. He entered into numerous talks with Ethan, attempting to shield himself from votes. Trying anything in his power to sway Ethan’s vote, Silas first targeted Clarence. “Her’s the deal,” he said. “I’ve got Teresa and Frank, and I think I can get them to vote for Clarence.” Later, he targeted Frank. Kim J. confronted Silas, inquiring about his strong connection with his former Samburu tribe members. As she uncovered his allegiance to his old group, she added, “He may be a nice guy in real life, but in our tribe I don’t buy his schmoozing.”
At Tribal Council, though he thought that he had Teresa and Frank’s back, Silas was blindsided by them, and with three other votes from the original Borans against him, Silas was eliminated in a 5-1 vote, making him the fifth castaway to leave Survivor: Africa.
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