PREVIOUSLY ON SURVIVOR: With Andrea gone, the clear separation was Cirie and Brenda vs. Abe and Kirby. Abe was a bit upset that he gave Cirie an idol and she still voted for Kirby. Cirie tried to mend things, knowing this could make her a target, and told Abe that she didn’t know what the plans were and expected Andrea to have an idol anyway. Abe bought it, and decided his best move was to probably go for Brenda. Brenda knew she and Abe were probably going to be the two biggest targets for their physical presence. At the immunity challenge, the final four had to uncover sandbags from different sand pits throughout a maze, build a ladder, and then solve a slide puzzle at the top of a platform. Abe was quickest with the sand pit, with Brenda on his tail, while Kirby and Cirie fell out of it shortly. Brenda was able to pass him on the ladder, leaving it down to the slide puzzle. Abe struggled, and Brenda zipped through it to win immunity and secure herself a spot in the final three. At camp, Kirby and Abe knew they had to vote for Cirie, but Cirie didn’t want to have to participate in fire, so she made a plan. She told Kirby that they would vote for Kirby unless Kirby wanted to flip with them and vote for Abe. If Kirby didn’t vote for Abe, and ended up getting two votes, he’d have to go into fire-making against Cirie. Kirby didn’t know if he could do that. Cirie tried to pitch it to Abe too, but Abe respectfully turned her down, saying that he wanted to play loyally and honestly. At tribal council, Abe said that loyalty was his best bet, while Kirby weighed the options of voting for Abe and sending his friend home, or voting for Cirie and forcing a tie-breaker which he knew he may not win. IN the end, Kirby decided to guarantee his spot and voted for Abe. Luckily, both Cirie and Brenda joined him in voting for Abe, while Abe voted Cirie. Cirie was proud of her move, and Abe was proud of the honesty he showed throughout the game.