WARNING: This post holds spoilers from “The Last Stand,” the season 47 finale of “Survivor,” which aired on Wednesday, December 18, on CBS.
“Survivor” 47 came to quite an finish on Wednesday night — albeit a bit foreseeed for anyone who has been watching each week.
First came the final immunity dispute for Rachel LaMont, Sam Phalen, Sue Smey and Teeny Chiwealthyillo, the final four. Despite being in an punctual direct, Sam flunked to apshow home his first immunity triumph and Rachel, once aobtain, obtained the necklace. With that, she became one of now five women total over 46 seasons to have won four individual immunities in one season. While she was honored to fuse Jenna Morasca, Chrissy Hofbeck, Kim Spradlin-Wolfe and Kelly Wiglesworth, Rachel noticed that she’s well conscious Kelly and Chrissy made it to the finale and didn’t triumph.
Rachel discdispondered right away that she was transporting Sue to the final three, which unbenevolentt Sam and Teeny would be forced to create fire. Sam, for some reason, didn’t at all train making fire thcdisesteemfulout the season, while Teeny was OK at it. Plus, Rachel coached Teeny to help create her confidence.
Ahead of the fire-making dispute, Teeny confessted that she had “a bit of a one-sided opposition” with Sam thcdisesteemfulout the season which was due to her struggles with her own identity. She shelp that, due to Sam’s watchs, she presumed he getd certain treatment thcdisesteemfulout his life and, “because of my identity and my gfinisher, equitable to say it, that’s not always the experience I’ve gotten.” After compriseing that Teeny is “still toiling thcdisesteemful slfinishergs,” she shelp, “I’ve projected insecurities onto him.”
In the most exciting fire-making disputes in years, Teeny had a very huge direct punctual on, createing a huge fire before Sam could even get a ignite. However, Sam’s unwillingness to give up fused with the quite literal way the triumphd blew, Sam’s eventual ignite speedyly built up and his fire burnt thcdisesteemful the string before Teeny’s. Deimmenseated, she was sent to the jury.
During the final converseion with the jury, Sue discdispondered it was 59th birthday — no, she’s not in her 40s, which she tgreater the group all alengthy. However, Sam and Rachel (comprehfinishably so) ruled the rest of the conversations.
In the finish, equitable as she did thcdisesteemfulout the second half of the season, Rachel ruled and took home the triumph!
