I think I deserve the win more than Jennifer and Nathan because I played better all around than the two. Jennifer lacked in the social aspect and Nathan lacked  in the social aspect and strategic aspect as well in my opinion. 

I had a decent social game, breaking bonds is what really hurt it, but I had to break bonds to get here. I didn't stay with an alliance and I changed the course of the game by forging new ones that were best for my game, I kept myself safe the best I could even though people wanted me gone a lot, and I used getting voted out, something negative, as a huge advantage in my game. 

I rolled with the punches, and every time I got knocked down I got back up. I was adaptable and I made it here on my own. Every move I made was a move to further my game and it got me here, I can't regret a single thing I did except for rub people the wrong way. I didn't follow the rules, I wrote them.

Being the Sole-Survivor is about who played the best overall game out of the Final Three, and I can sit here and say if everyone voted for who played the best game out of us I'd win. I played strong strategically, I did my best socially and physically, and I'm proud of how I played.

On a personal note, I enjoyed our talks as well! Thankyou for the question Dusk.

I do apologize for not approaching you more, I do like you as a person and I hope that our interactions could change after this game is over. Even though I didn't branch out as much as others did in terms of socializing, I had enough bonds to put me in a good spot. I felt it was important to at least have a couple people that I didn't socialize too much with, because if people compared notes, I could've been seen as "overplaying" and trying to manipulate everyone. I had the final three with my fellow finalists, the rocky alliance of TAN Birches, and Aaron, Ally, and Tom were the three I was closest to from Day 1. Even if my game was concerning to my other players to where they considered taking me out, I think the following factors speak louder than their beliefs. Regardless if I was seen as a goat or as a loyal person that someone wanted to take to the end, my name was never written down during the entire merge, and I wasn't aligned with most of them. In fact, by Final Six, I was aligned with every person left in the game, and even during the most crucial stages in the game, my name was still never written down. I hope that answers your question, Dusk :)

Hi Dusky

You are one person I was dreading to hear from cause of the final words you left before you went out of the game. At the stage you were voted out, I was riding my alliances coat tail and I did that for strategic reasons. To answer your question, those words you said about me was one aspect to why I started to change my game. Calling me ally's goat or kissing her ass was a wake up call because that's when I thought I should start playing this game. I started to talk to Shea and Tom at the stage, it wasn't anything strategic at that stage but more of a personal chat. It was my way of trying to build trust with them. That worked out cause I was in an alliance chat with them and manage to vote gabe out. I also deserve your vote because i am the only person who knew how the vote went every tribal council and I was always on the right side of numbers at every vote. I also won two individual immunity challenges, one ofcourse being on the tribe with you. Winning that challenge was a saving grace for me because I later found out thAt you and tom would have voted me out that night had I not won immunity. I was hesitant in voting you out that night because of our relationship in 703, but ally insisted in voting you out over Tom. I'm happy that you don't have any bitterness towards me because I really enjoyed playing with you in both seasons we've been in.

Thanks Dusk xoxo

Great answers! Thank you all and best of luck <3