I agree. Jun took a tremendous risk but I think it was a risk worth taking. This way, Robert's fury is focused on Allison and if he does campaign against anyone, it will now be Allison. It's similar to the first Survivor when Richard Hatch had promised Rudy that he would take him to the final two but knew that if he did, he would probably lose to Rudy. So, he threw the last immunity challenge knowing that Rudy couldn't win against Kelly and took the chance that Kelly would choose him in the belief that she had a better chance of winning against Richard than she did against Rudy. And it all went down exactly like he hoped it would.
I always kind of liked Jun until the last couple of weeks when I felt like she kind of just gave in and joined Allison in her vileness. There's a part of me that is glad that this is an all female final two given the misogyny of the Stooges but why did it have to be these particular females. I wonder if Allison had been booted previous to this if Jun would have turned like she has. Anyway, of the two left, I half-heartedly am rooting for Jun. It's definitely the lesser of two evils. Now I can only muster enthusiasm for what I hope is a rout by Jun and that the questions presented by the Jury just skewer Allison.
I always kind of liked Jun until the last couple of weeks when I felt like she kind of just gave in and joined Allison in her vileness. There's a part of me that is glad that this is an all female final two given the misogyny of the Stooges but why did it have to be these particular females. I wonder if Allison had been booted previous to this if Jun would have turned like she has. Anyway, of the two left, I half-heartedly am rooting for Jun. It's definitely the lesser of two evils. Now I can only muster enthusiasm for what I hope is a rout by Jun and that the questions presented by the Jury just skewer Allison.
