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Originally Posted by Didace
I have questions for the crowd. I don't rewatch episodes, look at secret scenes or poderosa videos, or read anything other than this forum. So I may have missed something, or I'm just not that observant.
What exactly has Sash done to make everyone think he is so strategic? Formed an alliance early and convinced Marty to give up a HII. Anything else because that doesn't seem like much?
Why do we think Dan is in an alliance with Fabio and Benry? Fabio and Benry are together for sure but Dan seems to be just floating.
The real reason that Sash is viewed as so strategic is because he's ONLY ever shown in a strategic light.
Episode 1, when the editors begin to craft their characters, there is nothing strategic to be shown at La Flor. Sash is one of the few overlooked cast members in this episode, getting only a 5 second, fluff confessional about the beaches and girls being beautiful.
The zipline reward...It's easy to watch that and forget that Sash is there. The editors show us a bunch of Marty, Dan, Fabio, and Benry. They all talk about how much fun the ziplining was. Marty and Dan reflect about the time they've had thus far on the island. Sash gets no more than 2 seconds of facetime while ziplining and no voiceover. During the food portion of the reward he jumps right into his game relationship with Brenda, and then gets a voiceover talking about how he and Brenda are the smartest people left in the game and they'll eventually decide who goes home.
Sash doesn't get any of those silly "character development" scenes that people ITT find so boring, and is never shown to be doing anything other than 100% PLAYING THE GAME OF SURVIVOR (!!!). He's the closest thing we have to a Russell Hantz Gamebot this season, so the gamebot fans are clinging to him as the only remaining "deserving winner".