Survivor 47 - Episode 3 - 'Belly of the Beast' Recap & Review

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Recapping & Reviewing Episode 3 of Survivor 47, "Belly of the Beast"

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[TDRyan]

I don't understand why they're sandbagging sol so hard in the edit jjst for aysha ri get voted out 3rd

[ejirokirishima]

I am really enjoying Sol even eith the little time he got. Like every confessional he got was very fun and he didnt leave so I dont understand why he got so little, but he didnt got 0 confessionals yet so there is still hope.

[thorpizzle]

I feel like there were a lot of character moments in this episode. I thought it was a weird quirk that there were so many fruits and vegetables that Sam had never tried. But apart from that, the episode didn't take off until the boats arrived for the first journey of the season. Anika volunteering would have set off some red flags if I were in the game. The fact that she immediately spills a few beans when she meets the other two might come back to bite her. I'm a little surprised no one tried again, but at the same time, losing two votes is much more damaging than just losing one. Losing votes increases linearly, but the impact of losing votes increases exponentially. Then, Rome botched his return a little bit. If I didn't want the tribe knowing that I had an advantage, I would have told the truth up to the journeyers' paths separating. I would have said that I could have not reached in the bag and left emptyhanded but with my vote intact. His lie would come crumbling down at some point. Also, the fact that he did not have the note as proof probably tipped some people off (Sol) that he was lying. What I am interested in now is next episode. How will Rome's lie impact the return to camp? What will happen between Rome and Sol? And will Sue be seriously injured and need to be medivaced? Seriously, why is there blood everywhere?

[tjracing]

Rome, you'd be arrested in my shoreline for catching those little fishes.

[uikmnhjme]

“As he twirls his hair, plottingly” lol