User blog comment:MightyUke416/Survivor: Tasmania - Vengeance Final 5 Red Carpet Interviews/@comment-5277627-20161010085844/@comment-26485526-20161010181424

Cameron: The highlight of my game definitely was that entire tribal council where Hershey went home. I was so nervous to play the idol on Megan, but when I saw all of those votes for her come out, and then the looks on all of their faces when they realized Gail, Megan, and I had split the votes, it was just priceless! Sure, the euphoria didn't last long, but it was still a great victory for us nonetheless. The lowlight of my game was all of the drama surrounding Sheila's blindside. After Tamara left, Sheila was my best friend out there and she was sort of my rock at that point. So to not only have Molly betray us and get rid of her, but to also be blamed for flipping my vote, it was just a horrible feeling!

As for your second question, I tried to stay pretty positive and respectful out there. I absolutely hated all of the negativity that surrounded the Jocelyn blindside. If you know anything about me though, you know that I can't stand conflict. I guess the most negative or nasty thing I did was just allowing Yoshi to get framed for blindsiding Jocelyn, even though I knew that he had no part in it. I felt bad for him, but I also knew it would be bad for my game to stand up for him. Thank you so much for all your praise! It's great to see that I had such amazing support from fans!

Lamont:  First of all, thank you so much for all of your compliments, much appreciated! I think the highlight of the game for me was simply waking up on day 38 and realizing that I had made it almost to the end. I know that was also the day that I got booted, but I woke up that day really feeling as though I had accomplished something amazing by getting so far. Although I would have loved to win, I was very proud of the game that I had played, and other than losing that final challenge, i wouldn't have changed a thing at the end of the day. The lowlight of my game was easily the tribal council on day 27, the one where Yoshi went home. I normally try to see the best in everybody and I normally try to stay positive, but the mood in there just got very nasty very quickly. Then of course, Yoshi had to start attacking Selina, which was uncalled for. So yeah, nothing really compared to that.

For your second question, Jocelyn and I actually clicked right off the bat. Our whole friendship from the very beginning was purely genuine and we realized very quickly that we had a lot in common. Jocelyn came off on the show as more of a stone-cold strategic player, but that's not who she is at all. She actually has an amazing sense of humour and I'm kind of disappointed that wasn't shown as much. So for us, an alliance just seemed completely natural. The only thing was that I made sure to remind myself that we were still playing a game, so I let her take all that heat early on. Jocelyn's blindside was not initially my idea, it was Selina's. The reason I didn't want to do it at first was because we were such close friends beyond the game. But I guess that's why it worked so well for me. Since we were so close, nobody saw it coming at all, especially not Jocelyn! I'm just glad that we were able to patch everything up at Ponderosa and continue to be good friends.

Molly: I hate to say this, but the highlight of my game was getting Cameron out. He is a great guy, don't get me wrong. But it was just that feeling of accomplishment because I had been pushing for him to go for so long. The lowlight of the game for me was sitting through that final tribal council, to be completely honest. Until that point, I thought I was playing a really strong game because I was in such a good position of power. So to hear all of that negative stuff about my game-play and see all that come crashing down was heartbreaking to say the least.

The reaction I received from the general public was okay until I flipped to blindside Sheila. From there, the negative attention I got from the public just went straight downhill and a lot of people were very angry with me. Honestly, I had no idea that people had fallen that much in love with Sheila! It was insanity! The only real positive comments I got from people since then was when I yelled at Hershey and called her a child! (Laughs). Honestly though, other than winning the million dollars, I don't let those negative reactions affect me too much. The people at work though seem pretty happy for me though. Some gave me constructive criticism on my game, others agreed that I had played well, especially considering my age. So at work, things have been pretty positive for sure!

Selina: (Laughs) Like, oh my God! I never actually expected that to be a thing! Honestly, I don't even realize I'm saying it most of the time, I just do! I didn't even realize I said it so much until people started pointing it out. Then it was like "Oh my God, I do say 'Oh my God' a lot!" (Laughs)

As for the highlight of my game, honestly, that was seeing Jocelyn, Yoshi, and Hershey go out one after the other. Since the Jocelyn move was my idea, it felt so rewarding to see it work out the way I imagined it. Even though Yoshi treated me pretty poorly right after, seeing everyone turn on him and then get rid of him was great. Then obviously seeing Hershey go after all that was a great moment given how much we hated each other out there. As for the lowlight of my game, that would easily be my fight with Hershey on day 11 or something like that. We had fought so much pre-merge, but after that, I literally thought I couldn't take it anymore and considered quitting, although Vicktor quickly talked me out of it. I don't know if I would've gone through with it if he wasn't there, but I'm certainly glad I didn't because I was able to come back and kick some serious ass! (Giggles)

Coming back from Vengeance, I knew that I had to change like everything about my game. I knew that if I was going to get any respect from the jury, I needed to play a hard, cutthroat game. Strategically, I made sure to take full control of the way that I played the game and didn't let anybody make decisions for me. Whereas pre-merge, I attached myself to Vicktor too much strategically, and most of my game was me reacting to things going on around me rather than taking control. Socially, I knew that I couldn't be as emotional and that I had to establish closer relationships with everyone, which would allow me to use my strategic game and do kind of whatever I wanted and needed to do to get myself to the end. I learned that if you have all the right social bonds and an overall great social game, the strategic game out there becomes so much easier!

Gail: Other than winning, the highlight of my game was seeing that I successfully played my idol at the final seven to send Tamara home. That was just a great moment because at that point, I knew that I had at least accomplished something for myself that nobody could ever take away from me. The lowlight of my game was easily seeing Fraser go home right after the merge, knowing that I was definitely in the minority and had a giant hole to climb out of. At that point, the end of the game was a long way off and I really wasn't sure if I could make it.

Honestly, I had never even considered that I might have had the game won at any point. I knew that if I thought that way at any point during the game that it was going to screw me over as I would've been too comfortable. Even after the final tribal council, seeing all that praise Selina got at the end made me question everything. I honestly thought that she might have won the game after that. As for my social game, the only time that I thought it might cost me was when I saw that I was the only one to vote with Kelly against Hershey at that first vote. At that point, I knew I really screwed up socially. As for the rest of the game though, I didn't really consider that my social game might cost me, other than the fact that I knew for certain that I couldn't let Cameron or Megan get to the end. Although as it turned out, I didn't really have to worry about that as much as I did. Other than that, I didn't realize exactly how bad my social game was until I watched the show back. As I did, I was like "Woah! Not good, not good at all." (Chuckles)