How are you liking Refuge so far?

Who would you like to see join you here?

To be honest, I kinda feel the same in refuge as I did within my old tribe. Sure, people are treating me nicer, but they all are together longer.

Catalie says she wants to work together because she thinks she has little allies left in the game. Puh-lease, the moment I started digging deeper, you said you and Brenda are close, you still have loyalty left in Coach and Erinn, and even you are willing to still work with Nay and Alina. And that's not even speaking about my old tribe. I trust her as far as she continues to talk to me, but I'm not dumb. I know how she plays, and she seems to have forgotten that I saw right through her shit in CBB3 too.

I like Brenda, but I know she doesn't need me. At this moment, I consider her the most powerful player in this game because she has by far the most connections, and the least burned bridges. I'll treat her nice, but if I see any opportunity to take her out, I won't hesitate to keep her.

Paloma and I just agreed to look out for each other, but her mentioning liking Brenda makes me believe I really can't trust her either.

I have not spoken to Sekou and Cristina yet.

The alliance I am/was involved with in Seua is on the down low. I'm trashing everyone from my old tribe to keep it hidden, and I think it's working. But it doesn't change the fact that I'm still loyal to Katie, Ian and Yul. But I'm not telling anyone about it.

Chaang is interesting. I spoke with Alina, but I don't trust her with information, to be honest. I did open up to Nay and pretty much dished out my ideas and intent to take her with me if her tribe wins. I know people like Cat and Brenda want me to take Erinn, but it only weakens my position in the refuge. Same with Coach. I'm not planning to be on the bottom anymore.
I pretty much told Nay that they want me to take Erinn, and Nay is thinking about turning the tables again to weaken Cat/Brenda by voting out Erinn if they lose. I kinda like it, because someone like Monica could still be useful to me, since we did play together.

That's it so far.

Looking at your old tribe with the divide that you guys set up last round, have you thought about how you'd use your Refuge choice if you get to pick someone from them to potentially change the number dynamics of Seuua? Would you want to pull someone in from your former alliance, or from the opposing contingent, or does that even play a role in your decision?

I'm torn on that honestly. On one hand, I want to pick Lisi out of there because I want to give the other three more power. But if my refugee group becomes a tribe, I do not want Lisi around, so I'd have to work her into a boot target then. And even then, it would work for me to bring someone that will 100% work with me, like Yul/Ian/Katie. So honestly, I don't know yet.

What are your thoughts on Chaang now that you've been able to speak with them? If you had the opportunity to make a selection there, who would you be considering?

Chaang: Majority of Nay/Alina/Corinne/Monica with boot target as Erinn. Refuge wants me to pick Erinn, but I'm picking Nay if they win, because if Erinn joins us, she's a number for Cat/Brenda, not for me. Nay wants to work with me, although I'm wary of her. She says she wants to work against Cat, so naturally I tell Cat she wants to work with her :lol:

Paloma and I opened up and she basically wants me to pick Alina. But Alina hates her and doesn't wanna be picked, so I told Paloma that. So she's fine with me picking Nay now.

Brenda/Cat are pushing me to pick Erinn, but since she doesn't speak to me, I'm using that as an excuse to not have to pick her. Cat and I are aligned, although I know I need to look out for her. But Brenda is my biggest threat in this game, and I think she knows I'm onto her.
Sekou said he'd likely pick Erinn if he gets to pick, so I'm trying to talk sense into him why he shouldn't.

On the other tribe, It all depends on what they want themselves, because I honestly do not care. If any of Daniel/Penny/Lisi comes, I want them out. The other three can stay