This is a lot of discussion over something as simple as a switch allowing 3 members of one tribe to vote off the strongest member of another. Pretty simple stuff that we've seen before. And yeah, yeah, Suzie was a member of Kota, blah, blah, blah. No, actually, she was a member of Fang from the beginning. She was never any real part of Kota. Certain members of Kota never got along with her; so how hard was it for her to go back to Fang? Really, it was a bad move for her. Since Fang is a tribe of 4, it stands to reason that they are a tighter group than Kota. With Kota, Suzie could have stayed UTR while everyone went after the strong. We have seen it plenty of times before. On Fang, I really doubt she makes it any farther than F5.
I don't think the twist was lame or unfair to Marcus. His mistake was not making friends with Dan and bringing him into the fold. They should have had obvious things in common. The strong should have figured out by now that they need to band together or get picked off by the weak. It didn't appear that Marcus made any move to do this. Maybe he was too busy hanging with Corinne. Can't blame him there. I'd be on her like net stockings on a Goth.
On the other hand, Marcus did offer Suzie Final 3. I don't think WHEN he offered it makes any difference. There isn't anything more he could have offered. He foolishly talked about getting rid of Ken to Crystal, but if he talks about voting for Suzie, Crystal could have just ratted him out to Suzie, and he's dead there anyway.
The only problem I have with this late twist is like others have said already, these constant switches make the tribal part of the game less and less important. Fang got its A$$ whipped like few tribes before it, and yet here it is with the majority at merge. There is something seriously messed up with that.
Plus, as we saw with Fans vs. Faves, it really isn't fair when you give some players the chance to be on a tribe with everyone while other players are stuck on the same tribe the whole time and therefore don't get the chance to make alliances with as many people.

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