So you were like,

okay.

That's where your mind kind of goes.

And, you know, because I played such a dangerous game of, you know, really pushing to get them out.

I felt, you know, I probably went a step too far and I was like, now there's no going back.

Now I have to keep pushing because I'm going to get murdered.

And watching it back, it is nice to know that, you know, Kirby and Reese were going to murder me that night.

I just thought you're good casting because like maybe other twins might be a little bit more switched on, but I think for the two of you being sublime to watch twins, you know, get a few things wrong, but I guess at the same time, commit to the game, you know?

You targeted Alvin and Alex in back-to-back situations banishment ceremonies what were you seeing that other people weren't

for me yeah i definitely as after after we took henry out then i started breathing you know fresh air and i could feel like really be myself and start trader hunting um without any suspicion and um with alvin it was just at the time i was starting to push away from from the group and be like you know we've got to start finding and throwing out names and, you know, actually trying to play.

If not, well, eventually, you know, the trader's going to win the game.

So...

At that stage, I'd gone in quite a lot of conversations with Alvin, and he just never really said any names.

He was always just a lot of yeses and mm-hmm and understanding.

And then at the round table, he'll just go with what he was told to vote with and have a really poor reasoning for it, like he didn't care.

I want to know, what did each experience teach you about yourself?