Final Tribal Council

[clauderainsrm]

Let's welcome in the Jury... jenwithapen  bittyjane , megatronix , impoetry , n3m3sis43 ,
minikin25,wolfden , lawchicky819 , bsgsix , swirlsofpurple , eeyore_grrl , bleodswean , adoptedwriter , alycewilson murielle , and gunwithoutmusic - voted out at the last tribal council.

16 people that you had a hand in, directly or indirectly, voting out of this game. Their dreams of winning may have ended. But the power is now in their hands.

Here is how this is going to to work -

flipflop_diva and halfshellvenus  -You will both have the opportunity to make Opening Statements. You job is to convince these people WHY you should win.



Once BOTH of the finalists have made their opening statements, then the Jury will be able to ask their questions, as well as any follow ups they wish. This is in the modern, open-discussion model of tribal council, with the online twist. :)  They can ask anything they want. 


This will continue for a few days, or until the Jury is satisfied that they have enough information on which to base their decision.  At that point I will announce that it is time to vote. 







(Note- DW has been randomly hiding parts of the post - so if any of it vanishes, just keep going. You know if you are on the Jury or not. and if you are a finalist. I've tagged you. But DW has already erased a bunch of tags several times when I've tried to post this)               



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If the two of you would like to make a final statement to the Jury, before the vote begins now would be the time to do so.  This is your last opportunity to address the Jury. 

Comments

[gunwithoutmusic]

Aw, thank you - I personally have learned to love that "ashamed" feeling, because it means that something really connected with me and made me think differently about things in a good way. It's not bad to feel bad about one's self if one can learn and grow from it. That particular post was one of those that "woke me up" in a sense, because it's not something I think about on a day-to-day basis and it's not something I've really ever thought about from the other side. You definitely had an impact with that and I feel like I'm just a smidgen of a better person for it. :)

[megatronix]

That’s such a good perspective on shame. I’m gonna remember that because I struggle a lot with shame. If I feel a wave of shame for some reason I often feel shut down for a long time and like really down on myself. But yeah. I can just remember this and reframe it like well clearly this is having a big impact on me and I’m learning something.

<3

[flipflop_diva]

You definitely had an impact with that and I feel like I'm just a smidgen of a better person for it. :)

Okay, now this is the best compliment ever! Thank you. That really means a lot <3333

And I agree with megatronix that you have such a great way of looking at things. I never really thought of it like that before, but you're right that shameful feelings only really come when we know we did something wrong and can do better. And so it doesn't have to be an all bad thing.

See? Now you've taught me something too! :)