PREVIOUSLY ON SURVIVOR: With Brenda losing fire-making, Peih-Gee knew if she didn’t win the immunity challenge, she’d be out. “I didn’t do all this hard work for third place,” she said, and decided to approach Hali as a precaution. “We have both played better games than Courtney I think,” Peih-Gee said, “If I win immunity, I will take you not Courtney, and I’d love if you’d consider doing the same.” Hali definitely entertained the idea in person, but knew deep down she was playing to win for both her and her ally Courtney. At the immunity challenge, the contestants had to race through a series of rigorous obstacles ending in a puzzle. Hali and Peih-Gee dominated the physical portion, working on the puzzle as Courtney was only halfway done with the entire thing. Peih-Gee ended up finishing the puzzle first, securing her spot in the final two. Back at camp, Hali asked if Peih-Gee would hold up her end of the deal, and Peih-Gee said she wanted to. Courtney felt the need to approach Peih-Gee and said “listen, I think I’m an easier person to beat than Hali, and I think it would make sense for our Survivor: China girls to be in the end together.” At tribal, Peih-Gee said she had a lot to think about. Courtney knew that she would probably be going home saying, “I know Peih-Gee and I have been off on the wrong foot this entire time, but all I hope is that she wants to sit next to someone who hasn’t won all these immunities like Hali.” When the vote came, she voted out Hali, seeing her as the bigger threat. Hali was upset saying, “Didn’t you just make a deal with me today? You really know how to burn bridges.” Hali was the final juror, and Courtney thanked Peih-Gee for taking her to final two, surprised that Peih-Gee would sit next to someone she didn’t fully trust.
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