Round Four

[Dolly Neely]

I told them I was going out for martinis, but I ended up doing something else instead. I had to log in and see Tribal Council results and what the new challenge was. I was gonna hold off on doing it because it wasn't live, but since the tiebreaker is time submitted I finished it right away. Balls.

Minority Rules? This will mean it's mostly luck, because trying to use reverse psychology, or even reverse reverse psychology is gonna be a crapshoot. I hate it, because I am a very unlucky person. But we will see.

Even though I have not gone to a TC yet, I am still afraid to because now no inactives are left. I can only pray for my social game for so long.

[Dolly Neely]

I returned to the group chat and they asked how drinks were and instead of telling them where I actually was I made up a lie about how I went and got martinis and I dedicated one to Crystal and went on about dirty martinis with olives. The conversation was short, but longer than I liked. I hate lying (that's a lie), because I always get caught (also a lie).

[Dolly Neely]

I am chatting with random people about the game. Josh messaged me to ask if I was nervous about the challenge. I responded that I was, because I have to only guess what the answers might be, and he said the same. I wasn't Nervous though, until he asked if I was.

Chelsea also pursued a conversation with me, which is nice. For her.

I am undecided over whether to be paranoid about them suddenly chatting to me about game-related things, or comfortable because it means they are just as nervous as I am to go to TC.

I am gonna go with the latter, but keep the former in mind.

[Dolly Neely]

Well I won immunity again. I am surprised, since anything luck-based usually bites me in the ass. I am torn on whether or not I am glad about it.

I have heard from Robb that it will be between Marcus and Josh at this point, and someone else said Spencer might be in danger because he isn't that active. I really like Spencer, but it's true. He works most evenings and hasn't been online to strategize much with me. I am more confident right now in my alliance with Dan, Robb, and Silas. I still chat with Chelsea but she is kinda coming across as very weird to many people, which is good because it's a talking point should I end up at Tribal Council.

Another thought is that I should not keep winning immunity challenges, because I don't want the challenge threat to be out there. SO far though most of the challenges were easily won by just applying oneself and persevering rather than any major skill, so they all COULD have won but didn't try as hard, so I would argue that if it came down to it. I have dropped hints in various conversations about that as well.

I am also still talking to Tasha and Jaclyn, and Erinn messaged me earlier saying she has my back, and I in turn said that I had hers and said some bullshit to her about how I raved about her in my confessional and she loved that, so I hope I am good there. We both share the fears of missing the Tribal Councils and bonding that goes along with it, so she might be a good one to keep chatting up.

I am hoping that maybe Josh goes, because he is good at the puzzles and such and although neither he nor Marcus are online much, I feel like Josh is more vocal. This is a positive in the beginning of the game, but now that we're four rounds in I get nervous that if he isn't present with me he must be with other people.

Also, there's a Sierra? I had forgotten. Who is she? Who is she!? Where did you find her!?

[Dolly Neely]

GLENDA




Glenda is a mother of seventeen. She had a litter of four, and then again with six, and then again with four, and then a fourth time with three. Her lambs are Iago, Desdemona, Ophelia, Rosalind, Olivia, Touchstone, Romeo, Claudius, Celia, Puck, Oberon, Tybalt, Ariel, Leander, Banquo, Viola, and LaDonna-Keisha. She is nine years old and dislikes everyone, always looking away when called and never being bothered to do anything until she is good and ready. She likes the sun and even in the dead of summer can be seen lazing out in the pasture. She is indifferent to her babies, and although many are fully grown now, she still keeps to herself. She might be my favourite.