It also turned out to be her last.
How did Roark go from being the swing vote to being swung right out of the game?
Here are a few highlights.
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On how confident she was feeling heading into Tribal Council:Oh, I felt great.
Ryan played Ali and I perfectly, frankly.
And I remember asking Ali, Is this how he always is before Tribal?
Ali and I had no idea about the Chrissy-Ryan day 1 advantage connection.
And Ryan had that established trust with Chrissy, so I absolutely understand why he did what he did.
Jessica and Dei really trusted my judgment.
They were like, Youre a fan.
You seem to know what youre doing.
Dr. Mike and I shared some really emotional moments.
And so I tried to make it really clear that there were cracks, there were not established trusts.
I did my best on that.
But I did make it clear to Ali that I had some people I could build bridges with.
Im fine being used as long as I can use you.
There was no way she was working with me and Ali.
On who was her ride-or-die:It was Desi.
Cole did not tell her about the idol.
Were going to use it.
So Im really glad I told her that.
So Desi is my girl.
On dealing with getting so little screen time:Its okay.
My moms a writer.
I know how stories work.
I knew they cant start a story that doesnt have a finish.
And Joe would come back and be like The fake idol is getting bigger!
I was doing little things.
It is what it is.
I had a great time.
Im glad I wore the uniform.
