After another commercial break, the jury is brought into the studio in the order of their eviction. They take their seats off to the side. The Chenbot then brings out Adam. Nobody looks too surprised by this.

The six jurors who were in the jury house deliberate on the three finalists as discussed above, and though they can't tailor them too well to specific finalists because they don't know yet who will be the final two, after a couple hours of wrangling they agree on the following set of questions to be asked of the finalists at the finale:

Jeff: What was the best strategic move you made all season and why did you make it? Cassi says that her best strategic move was to backdoor Radon because that was the starting point of her journey to the finals. Porsche says that her best move was to be aligned with Dominic and Cassi.

Dicque: Which side of your game, competitions, strategic or social, was most important to your success and why? Cassi says that they all were important to her success, but the one that was most important was the strategic side. Porsche says it was the competitive side.

Dominic: If you could have back any one decision you made or thing you did during the season, what would it be and why? Porsche says that she would have not aided Adam in pulling a fast one on Cassi when Kalia was evicted. Cassi says that she would have been closer to Dominic as the game progressed.

Kalia: Why do you deserve to have us vote you the half million dollars? Cassi says that she was a triple threat -- strategic, social and competitive but above all, she was strategic. Porsche says that she remained herself in the game.

Jordan: How important is it in Big Brother to get to know your fellow houseguests as people? Cassi says that it's very important, although some people make it hard to do so. Porsche says that it's important but not as important as Cassi thinks.

Shelly: What was your motivation for coming on Big Brother? Porsche says that she wanted to be famous. Cassi says that she wanted to do her best and see how far she could go, and that the money was an additional factor.

Adam, who was still in the house when this meeting was held and had to come up with his own question, asks: How important is it to talk game a lot with the other players and why? Cassi says that it is very important, and it was the key reason she was able to stay on top of things. Porsche says that it was important but doesn't seem to think it was that important.

It's time to vote for a winner, but first the ladies get one final plea. Cassi begins by reminding everyone that she played a complete game. She learned how to be strategic and that was the most important thing; she became a strong competitor and above all, she remained nice throughout. She succeeded in all three aspects of the game, and that's why she deserves to win.

Porsche says that she laid low and avoided being a major threat while helping those on her side who were get rid of those who were threats to her game. She did her part and that is why she is here.

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Okay, the jurors have asked their questions, Cassi and Porsche responded and made their final pleas. Now it's time for you to decide who the winner is and whom each juror will vote for. I'll take votes until tomorrow and the person whom most of the jurors vote for will be the winner.