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Agree JT was one of the strongest winners on Survivor. He had Brian's ability to get people to want to ally with him; though in JT's case it appeared people really liked him; not just viewed him as a sure thing for final two and hoped he would bring them with him. Also agree Stephen had to argue he was the strategist at final TC as JT was obviously the stronger social and challenge player and worked (at least) as hard around camp. If Stephen admits they were co-strategists, then what did Stephen do better than JT? Sounds like the other player's didn't hold Stephen in such high regard, so perhaps they would not have believed he was the main strategist in their alliance. Still don't understand why Stephen didn't tell Debbie he would have taken JT; true or false? Who would know for sure. And if you're final TC argument seems to be that JT isn't as great a guy as everyone thinks; why put it out there that JT was loyal to you while you would have been disloyal to him. Perhaps Debbie and Stephen were part of a discussion to move out JT and Stephen was afraid Debbie would call him on it. Doubt Stephen could have won final TC anyway; JT was too well-liked; too well-regarded; and won the crucial challenges. But Stephen might have won a couple of votes if he had made a better argument for why he deserved to win. Accepting the moral responsibility for voting out allies wasn't it.
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