Survivor Island of the Idols episode 6 power rankings: Vokai and low
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12. Elaine Stott
Right now, Vokai 2.0 is in a bit of a pickle. They’re in a situation where if the tribe loses and heads to Tribal Council, they’re on a direct course for a 4-4 tie. If one side can’t convince the other to throw one of their tribemates under the bus, then we’re headed for rocks.
However, Elaine’s in a bit of a pickle. Missy has Aaron and Elizabeth as her closest allies from old Lairo and has openly discarded the old group going forward. I fear Elaine would be thrown under the bus to avoid rocks for the exact reason she was targeted first; she is too likable. Aaron re-confirmed that fear last week, which I hope isn’t an indication of what would happen in the future.
11. Elizabeth Beisel
Elizabeth has been one of the best tribal challenge performers overall, especially when it comes to aquatic challenges. She does well to swim out on behalf of her tribe, as well as diving down and leaping up and down obstacles. She’s also done well enough socially to keep in the know for most votes.
However, I fear she’s not well connected enough to not be thrown under the bus come a potential “going to rocks” situation.
10. Aaron Meredith
Much like many muscular guys who are in an alliance that’s not part of the majority-controlling group, Aaron is the kind of guy you want to take out once the merge arrives, not before then. Plus, he’s well connected on both sides of the game, as he has Lairo connections as well as a new partnership with Tommy.