>Zach made the right choice.
>
>>
>Zach Wins POV.
>This is the an interesting scenario
>here because either way he
>needs to win the last
>HOH or he's going home.
>
>
>If he nomed Jameka and #####,
>and he wins POV, he
>pulls Jameka off and throws
>Dani up that's a "mean"
>back-stab. And you can BET
>D&D will give anyone else
>their vote.
>
>This was is more honorable. Putting
>D&D up is straight to
>the point with no sneaking
>around which we've already seen
>this year and previous years,
>sneaking around is bad, very
>bad.

Good point, but lets face it - the ONLY way that scenerio panned out was if Zach won the POV. Chances were 3 out of 4 he was not going to win it, so why plan the honorable card when there is an excellent chance it won't even come to that. In a game where everyone lies at every turn I'm not sure why Zach needed to do the honorable thing....and after the way ED exploded on him after his noms something tells me he lost their votes anyway. Zach admitted to playing "under the radar" most of the season and his one monumental move was actually totally inconsequential aside from the fact he really ticked off two jury members when there was no real need to.