Survivor: Myanmar

Episode 4 • Postscript

Brandon's Final Words

"Ah, oh well. I thought I had the numbers, but they just weren't on my side. As soon as Isabella was blindsided, I knew I wasn't gonna last much longer, and, well, here I am (laughs). Eyal flipped, which sucks for me, of course, but I guess I can't blame him. But, you know, I tried my best, man, and 11 days in one of the hardest games in the world isn't too bad of an accomplishment. I wish I could have done more with my time out here, but I'm glad I ever got the chance. Not too many people can say they've been on Survivor before, and a lot less people can say it took a revote to send them out. I really wish Eyal didn't do that, but... I hope it was the right decision for him."

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I like all the people in this cast (obviously, or else I wouldn't even be writing this), so it sucks to make people go out every episode that I enjoy writing—but I gotta do what I gotta do to get the plot going! I had so much fun writing this episode, honestly. There's so much drama on both sides, and I just love exploring all these interpersonal relationships, and also making new ones. 

Also, I'm picking up the speed with writing! This episode took just under a month, and hopefully the future episodes take even less time, or else I may tamper with the idea of writing two seasons at once, which would probably be a horrible idea.

Vote Turnout

Isabella is still the only woman on Pyin Sa who doesn't have a perfect voting record—and she's out of the game! Meanwhile, Eyal is the only man on Pyin Sa who has voted correctly at all since Sam's elimination on Day 3, and he originally voted for the wrong person before flipping his vote (however, Eyal is counted as having voted correctly here, because his final vote did send Brandon out of the game).

Still In The Running