It's My Night And the winner is....
...
Tyson. I picked him early on in the game to win, but as soon as I said that, I immediately said to myself it wouldn't happen because he was the biggest threat and would have the biggest target on his back. So, I figured that if the women on the show would be smart to mobilze together that it would be very likely that we would have an all-female
Top 3. Didn't happen. As for the eventual
Top 3 that included
Tyson, Gervase and
Monica, I was completely 100% undecided in who would come out as top dog. It was so evenly matched, by my perception, that I figured that everyone would get at least 1 or 2 votes each. That too didn't happen. With the exception of Monica getting one lone vote, it was pretty much a landslide victory for Tyson as he got the rest.
Even though I didn't think
Monica deserved to win, I knew that she would get a sympathy vote or two based strictly on the waterworks she had going full force during
Tribal Council. I can't recall anyone crying that much for the amount of time she did, all in the hopes it would sway the jury.
Tyson's tears I believe were genuine at first, but the moment he decided to "wipe" away his tears was so fake. That is a man trying to sell it to the jury and it showed. But hey, it worked. He won. I think the most surprising thing was seeing that
Gervase didn't get a single vote. Wow. Anyway, congrats to
Tyson and overall, this season was another good one in a long line of great seasons for the series.
One last thing, I'm surprised (kinda) at how civil the
Jury Tribal Council was. What has become synonymous with
Survivor when
Jury Members get to ask questions to the
Final 3, there is always one or two members that just rip into someone because they got "f*cked over" by someone during the game and have so much anger that it boils over during
Tribal Council. Even though there were a couple of blindsides this season, there was never a moment where I said to myself "I can't wait for the finale to see such and such responds". I knew in a way that
Tribal Council would in fact be civil.