Chapter 58:

In fact, Jeff already knew the voting results of the tribal conference after the today's waiver. Because it is impossible for me to leave Dillon, who has a great advantage in the jury, when Jeff said this sentence, it was only an official way of hosting, for the purpose of shooting. Photographers also aimed the lens at the central character, Dillon.
I can see that Dillon is quite helpless in this situation, although he still looks expressionless. He pondered for a moment and turned to look at me and said, "This situation is, to be honest, I'm not surprised. Until then, Brian has always been reserved in the individual immunity game."
After Dillon said these words, I saw a pair of curious eyes in the jury. Then Dillon went on to say, "This last event not only included Brian's best swim, but also included a lot of comprehensive skills and wisdom. I can only say that I don't complain, and I and Rhett His stay is now in his hands. "
His eyes fell on me, and he finally smiled and concluded: "Although I like Brian very much, and he should not hate me, I don't think he will vote at the last time. Choose to stay with me. "
Without knowing why, I subconsciously avoided his eyes and set my sight on Jeff, who was standing aside. Maybe Jeff saw the urgency in his eyes. He didn't embarrass me to take the conversation, but took the initiative.
"Then Dillon, do you mean that you have confirmed that you will be the one to leave this time?" Jeff asked with a smile, "It has won almost 99% of the games in a row, but finally planted it Your closest friend. Don't you want to bet with your relationship, Brian won't cast you out? "
Almost unthinking, Dillon responded: "Brian is not the type that is easily determined by personal affection. I know the result before the game. If he wins, I will definitely be the one to leave. . "
"Um? So, you all agree that Rhett is completely uncompetitive compared to you?" Jeff suddenly slyly directed the topic in a difficult direction. "Rid, what are you thinking about being so underrated by the two of them?"
Rhett apparently did not expect Jeff to ask him a sudden question, after all, he has spoken countless times in so many tribal meetings. But Rhett wasn't panicked by Jeff's undefended questions. He was calm as if he answered questions from other members of Bau during the investigation.
Rhett said, "I don't have anything to say. Because I also think that their ideas are not wrong. My behavior in the tribe has always been the lowest key, which means that the impression I leave on the jury is even worse. May be stronger than Brian and Dillon. This is my disadvantage, but also the advantage that allows Brian to take me to finaltwo. "
"Perhaps many people still don't know," I said immediately after Rhett's words. "In fact, I was unexpectedly used to eliminate the hidden idol of Casey, which Rhett gave me. His cleverness made him I know how to avoid the evil in the wrestling of everyone in the smart tribe, and reduce my existence to the point where the opponent does not feel threatened. But he is my greatest help. "
Maybe in the eyes of ordinary people, it is a stupid way for me to suddenly say to justify my opponent who might win one million dollars in the end. But it was just that they did not take into account the perceptual variables of jury members.
How did I get the hidden idols? When the final jury asks questions, they will definitely be asked. Rather than telling them at the time and reminding them of Red ’s embarrassing situation today, I did not help him to make a siege, but became a wicked man who used others completely. As a result, emotional support is lost. It's better to say it yourself now, it's better to say it than to ask someone else.
This can also shape me into a loyal and true person to the alliance. It can even downplay my impression of Kathy's calculations and throw Anna out of her own hands, so that these can be attributed to the necessary strategies. And my decision to eliminate Dillon instead of Rhett, in addition to Dillon's advantage, also because of my sincere support for Rhett.
Sure enough, after I said this. Casey had a look of relief on his face. Jeff also gave me a meaningful look, but in the end he stayed in love and did not continue to tear down my stage. After all, it is not a post-match discussion. Every word he said may have a subconscious influence on the jury.
"Well, now that you can start voting," Jeff said only at the end, "Once the vote is over, the eliminated person needs to leave here immediately and become the last jury member. You can get up when you are ready Go to vote. "
In a silent atmosphere, Dillon first stood up and walked to a cave set up for voting. He was back soon, and then Rhett, me. After my vote was over, Jeff walked in and took our results over.
"Okay, voting is now over," Jeff said, holding the ballot box in his hand. "I'm starting singing."
"Dillon." While everyone was holding their breath, Jeff thought out a ticket. There was no suspense for the first one, because Rhett's vote was positive anyway.
"Next ..." Jeff reached into the ballot box again, then he took it out and slowly unfolded his face without any accident. He said calmly, "Dillon. Two are enough. Please take your torch Come before me. "
In everyone's attention, the look on Dillon's face did not change, as if it was just someone else who had just been eliminated. He stood up, but instead of picking up the torch immediately, he turned to look at me and opened his hands. This is a hug gesture.
To be honest, although he usually made various physical contacts with him, he still had a blue-eyed flutter. But this kind of good hug between brothers, I have never tried it.
Under the watchful eye of the jury, it is impossible for me to reject this kind of expression. I stood up awkwardly, and I walked over because of my height, but just leaned to his waist, and then the whole person was caught in his arms.
Warm temperature, very restrained by security. I subconsciously tightened my hand, which had been pretending to be a ring around his waist, and then I felt he pressed his chin against my right shoulder, and he rubbed the hair on his head again. I was prepared this time, so I didn't experience the embarrassment in the hotel room last time.
When we did these things, we didn't say a word from beginning to end. But I obviously felt the heat of the jury members' eyes. At the end of Dillon, who was stepped on by me as a stepping stone, he pushed me up again. Suddenly there was some confusion in my mind.
Dillon came to Jeff with the torch, the torch was extinguished, and he didn't go back into the night with a small amount of luggage. Of course, he doesn't actually leave. As the last jury member, he will reappear at the tribal meeting the next day.
After Jeff saw Dillon go far, he said the closing words tonight. "Brian, Rhett. The two of you are now official survivors. There will be no waivers tomorrow. You will be able to enjoy a day of leisure, and of course don't forget that tomorrow night will be the last tribe. meeting."
"In the tribal meeting tomorrow evening, you will give a two-minute speech to each of you, telling the jury why you deserve them a vote, and why you should get this million dollars. Then each jury Members have the right to ask you a question, and you must answer it directly. There is no time to think. "
"So my suggestion is that after returning to the camp tonight and before the tribal meeting tomorrow, you can conceive what you want to say in the speech and the answers to the questions you may encounter." Jeff at the tribal meeting The lines I spoke have hardly changed since the survivors broadcast so many seasons.
Rhett and I were sent back to the camp by the show crew again after all the formal things were over. There was no opportunity to communicate with anyone in the jury throughout the process. This is a limitation of the program group for fairness.
Back at the tribal camp, we saw a large table of food, fresh tropical fruits and bread. However, unlike many of the competitors who came before, Rhett and I just smiled when they saw this big table food, and there was no other celebration dialogue and action.
Looking at the depressed expression of the photographer, Ride and I stared at each other blandly, then each took something to eat by the campfire.
We can't talk about topics outside the show in front of the camera, in order to avoid people seeing that we knew each other before. In the program, in fact, the communication with Rhett, let alone Dillon, is not even the frequency of communication with Anna. What Jeff said at the tribal conference tonight was actually correct, Rhett was really silent.
In an awkward atmosphere, unexpectedly, Rhett spoke first. He took a bite of bread and chewed like a hamster. "I didn't expect that I really came to the end. Everyone in the family thought that I could stay up to the second round without being eliminated." His family members naturally referred to the other members of the bau group.
"So don't you prove it to them?" I laughed and said, "You not only survived the second round, but also reached the last two in one go." Of course, maybe this sense of accomplishment It can't be compared with the sense of accomplishment in which he cracked a case.
Rhett glanced up at the photographer who was still shooting our conversation and thought about it: "Unfortunately my social skills are still so bad, they won't count this credit on me." He laughed at himself With.
"I don't think so. You know, this game is not just a simple social game." I also looked at the lens with no trace, and then planned to say what they wanted to shoot, it was a summary. So that they can leave us a clean.
"Just like the theme of the survivor this time. If beauty represents a social advantage, strength and wisdom are also important advantages in the game." I shrugged. "You rely on your own wisdom, The analysis of the situation is here. "
Rhett sighed and glanced at me and said with a bit of ambiguity: "Bryan, sometimes I really envy you. Although many people have told me that no one is perfect. I have gained so much A degree is lower in EQ, even if it is exchanged for God. "
"But ... there are some things that I don't want to exchange even though I'm not that smart." His voice gradually whispered. "Your heart is always so strong and you are always so confident in yourself. It's as if those troubles never affect you ..."
Although his voice became so small that it could not be recorded by the camera, I still heard it. I also suddenly understood the sense of disobedience that I have always seen in Red.
Originally I thought he just had some autistic tendencies and was too sensitive and shy. But what he said now made me feel that he was comparing himself with me, because he felt that he was similar to me in some respects. What bothers me, what else do I worry about? Except for these inhuman things that are mentally ill.
It seems that the bau team has already investigated my identity in David's previous case. Rhett also knows about this, I, or the mental state of Brian himself, and the fact that he was kept in a mental hospital from an early age.
Is he worried about his psychological problems? …why? As a professional psychographer, his understanding of psychology should be no less than that of ordinary school professors. Maybe it's better to understand and worry more. Has anyone ever been sick around him? Still very similar to him ... 2k novel reading network