This episode was really fun. I really enjoyed looking back at everyone that has gone before. And surprisingly I was only sad about one person in particular going and that was John. He was such and amazing player with the best notes and he just chose to approach the wrong person to be in an alliance with him. Each time that I had to lie to him I knew that he was one step closer to going home. I think that he would have one if he would have joined forces with Jason.
This episode allowed me to throw one last kink in the game. I was able to pretend to confess to a players alliance with John. This made it look like there was no way that I was the cybermole. Why would the cybermole join an alliance with another player? Now they think that John and I were on the same team and he was just less lucky than I was. And it was fun playing all of this up for the audience. I've loved having to pretend to send John in the wrong direction and being pissed that I had to "tip my hand" about being in the alliance.
Once again the players let another challenge slip right on out of their grasps. I asked if there needed to be an official post. Jason answered yes, but didn't make it. I was careful to not post anything on the main board this morning. I wanted to look like I hadn't been back to the board since I asked the question. Truth is that I've been on the board all morning and I just sat and watched the clock tick away and they lost another 25 dollars because no one pasted an answer.”

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