12. Joe Anglim
Congratulations, Joe; this is the Carl Boudreaux confessional power. Once allowing Carl to telepathically share his thoughts as he stares into the camera without moving his lips, it has matured on the Edge of Extinction into the possible returnee hero edit. With this, you have a better chance of appealing to the crowd as you compete for the shot at returning to the game, but it can only be used until the Final Seven.
11. Ron Clark
It was between Eric and Ron over who would have been blindsided in their elimination during last week’s Survivor episode, and the only reason Ron stayed safe was that Eric was an immunity threat. Just like King Theoden would tell Gandalf before being removed of his spell (of the family visit), “you have no power here” anymore with the Kamas.
10. Aurora McCreary
Despite winning immunity, Aurora was clearly on the outs of the core Kama Six to the point where it felt unnatural when Eric called the group at Tribal Council the “Kama Seven.” Her decision to flip came at the behest of others, and she has no true allies left in the game. All she has is an extra vote which will help whatever side she chooses.
9. Wardog
In Survivor, you can’t let sleeping Wardogs lie. He pounced on Julia and Gavin by telling them the same story many players would say when they’re on the bottom; actually, it’s you who’s on the bottom of your own power alliance. He’s a strategic threat, but with a chaotic vote approaching that could tie at 6-6 (extra vote advantage), nobody’s going to rocks for Wardog.
He’s a strategic threat to Kama; more so than Kelley at this point.