[Jeff Probst]

Well, it wont be so final. Seriously, one of our favorite characters this season. We loved how you played, you didn't hold anything back!

It's not really a final thought as we'll continue to get your input on the jury, but how did you find the game? Where do you think you went wrong? Would you play again? If so, what would you do differently? Who do you feel betrayed by and who do you want to win?

[Aurora]

Well, it wont be so final. Seriously, one of our favorite characters this season. We loved how you played, you didn't hold anything back!

It's not really a final thought as we'll continue to get your input on the jury, but how did you find the game? Where do you think you went wrong? Would you play again? If so, what would you do differently? Who do you feel betrayed by and who do you want to win?

As far as final thoughts, I think I played the game as well as I could have in the moment and enjoyed the experience. I think I went wrong by appearing like a threat too soon, particularly by being in a close alliance. I also tried to avoid an idol and it ended up looking like a fumbled blindside, so that wasn't too helpful. As I mentioned before, I think the biggest challenge is not having in-person relationships that allow me to discern and engender trust. Pro tip: it's much harder to walk back sarcastic comments online.

I think I would play again. I hesitate only because of the constant emotional stress. At times I felt like I was not able to be as emotionally available for friends and family, and that's a priority for me. On the other hand, I was totally okay ignoring law school. I'd probably approach my relationships differently next time and maybe be more strategic about when I am logged on. I mean, Devens shows up ten minutes a day and he beat me, so...

I don't feel particularly betrayed. Not sure who masterminded my vote out yet, but I'm already feeling good about everyone as people again. Who do I want to win? For laughs: Gillian. For real: Lauren, Michelle, or Randy.