SKYLUS: On the final day of Survivor, the Jury came to a close decision between the final two contestants. In the end, tribe loyalties ran deep as ex-Junga castaway DT amazingly received votes from his former tribemates 4-3 against Brian. He received votes from three members he was responsible for ousting: Mark, Vi, and May. Dat also voted along with the pact. Brian received the remaining three votes as DT made enemies with Arnold and Chris. The third vote came from Brian's ability to answer DL's question effectively earning him an additional vote. Read for full Tribal Council transcript.  See how they voted.

A member of the strongest tribe in this game needs to take it home.

He played a good game, although not clean, and because he was in Junga.  In some ways, being in Junga helped me reach the final 6 which wasn't expected.

David deserves it. He participated in all of the challenges, and knew how to play the game. Also, since Junga rules, David should win.

I don't want David to win.

Vote #1
3 vote(s): Brian
4 vote(s): David T.
Everyone voted

SKYLUS: After a 20-30 minute challenge requiring agility and endurance, the underdog of the game, David T. won immunity against Brian and Mark.  Brian made the first blunder continuing the sequence of numbers in the incorrect order. Mark received error messages causing him to answer above the allotted time limit. In the end, old tribal units continued to dissolve with DT taking Brian instead of former Junga teammate. The final will be this Thursday. Read for full Tribal Council transcript.

You are the best player in the game at winning challenges, I am just the best survivor, and I don't want to face-off against the best player and most known player in the game.

Vote #1
1 vote(s): Mark
Everyone voted

SKYLUS: Call it strategy, fear, or greed, but many of those factors went into voting off May, the clear favorite to win Survivor 2.  After a tense deadlock vote 2-2 between Brian and May, each of the Survivors plead to the remaining castaways on why they should be able to stay in the game. In the end, both former Junga tribe members sided against the popular player making her the 6th member to join the jury. Immediately after Tribal Council (in the chat room), May signed off to catch her breath on the vote and returned to exchange a few words with her "ally" DT.

Gotta stick with the group that brought me.

Don't want to see her in the finals.

For personal reasons can't say now.

She's a major threat.

Vote #2
2 vote(s): May

Vote #1
1 vote(s): Mark
Everyone voted

SKYLUS: In another turn of surprising events, DL takes the walk of shame earlier than planned. The underdogs of the game have turned around and have started to break down the alliance that was controlling the game. If you think you got the game figured out, that usually indicates you will be sent packing soon. One tribe member said they were voting by the alliance when I asked them how they came to decide their vote. Who that person is will remain a mystery. Congratulations to the rest of you for making the final four. See you guys for the final episode in two weeks.

DL, to save my butt

3 vote(s): David Ly
2 vote(s): Brian
Everyone voted

SKYLUS: This week's vote may have been hard for the Survivor's to cast as Rancho people were forced to vote for one another. However, an underlying powershift decided it was Vi's turn to take the walk of shame, apparent through the second comment. Vi joined as the last castaway of this season and made it as far as juror #4. Only a few more episodes before we declare the ultimate Survivor.

I have no other choice

Just going along with the pack.

Cuz the other two are my buds

4 vote(s): Vi
2 vote(s): David Ly
Everyone voted

SKYLUS: The voting block in the game continues to dominate who leaves each week and Chris just happened to fall into their list next. After a unanimous vote against Vi, Chris will have a tough time to decide the winner after each of the remaining players factored into his banishment. Even more discerning for Chris is the fact David Ly voted him off after Chris provided the winning answer. With Chris gone, its time for the competition to get even more cut throat. Good luck Final 6.

he's been in the game too long

Because Vi's been helpful and I've never really talked to Chris

Chris because if i dont get you off, you will get me off

5 vote(s): Chris
1 vote(s): Vi
Everyone voted

SKYLUS: All of you voted but despite your effort to oust your desired person, Dat has chosen to leave the game ahead of the person who was about to go. He leaves saying that it would not be fair for him to be in this game knowing he does not participate on the same level as the rest of you. However, his effect on the game is not over as he is the 2nd member to join the jury. Since immunity winners did not end up winning anything, they will be given two points extra at our next reward challenge on Thursday. Good luck Final 7.

SKYLUS: Arnold reentered the game hoping to get revenge against aggressors of the past, but unfortunately, a virus took down his computer making him unable to attend the challenge for immunity. He led the way with votes this round sending the California student home once again. However, this will not be Arnold's last appearance as he is the first person to sit on the 7 person jury who will ultimately decide the winner of this game.

4 vote(s): Arnold
2 vote(s): Chris - David Ly
1 vote(s): Brian
Everyone voted

SKYLUS: This trio has made it considerably far in the game if you think about how many challenges they have participated in. But in the end, the Tribal Leader could not allow inactive members stay before active ones, banishing the three from the game.

SKYLUS: Jeff will be leaving the game voluntarily.  His decision to leave was based on personal conflicts that he should deal with before continuing on with the game. We want to thank him for being part of this game as an active member who brought along his share of moments this season. Hope to see you next season.

SKYLUS: Kenn... some of you may be wondering who the heck he is and you have every reason to be bewildered as to his identity because he has failed to show up to several challenges and tribal councils.  I would like to say he would be missed but how can you miss anyone you do not even get to know? Best of luck.

SHORA: Shora's trip to tribal council was the most interesting of the week as it was their first trip since the tribal split a few weeks ago. However, it all came down to alliances, clearly showing a division within the Shora tribe.  Two clear targets were made this week but Chau, with more past votes met her doom after three votes were casted.

3 vote(s): Chau
2 vote(s): Mark
1 vote(s): Jeff - Kenn
1 person did not vote

JUNGA: The fate of Eli's time on the island rested in the hands of David Ly, the sole member of the once dominant Junga who won immunity.  Between Phu and Eli, DL chose Eli refraining from any explanation. Fishy if you ask me. Isn't it odd how Phu is right behind Eli's right shoulder in his mugshot?

1 vote(s): Eli
everyone voted

CANYA: It was a unanimous decision to release the 18 year old student from California. After contributing to the last challenge, it did not seem to change Canya's attitude toward him. Funny how he got voted off before Ngoc, who did not even attempt the last challenge. This is where relationships count the most.

3 vote(s): Mick
everyone voted

JUNGA: Time is a big factor in winning this game and Dan's teammates voted him off just because of that.  Whether it be al the AP classes or basketball, no one wanted to carry him into the files let alone to the merge.

Because he might do something weird

He's a male

CANYA: Every action made in this game will ultimately hurt or benefit you in the long run.  Hussain's costly mistake: posting a random number out of no where in the very first challenge.  The confusion aspect probably kept Hussain at bay from the game. Hussain was nominated 3 times but on his third time, luck was not on his side.

Trying to keep Shelly on

Time for him to go

JUNGA: Call it what you want, whether she faces the downfall of playing in the first season or going on an extended vacation, it was her fellow tribemates that sealed her fate on the island. Although she tied in total votes, Shelly had one single vote cast against her in the past and is the reason behind her banishment over Ngoc's.

Don't know her

11 vote(s): Dan - Hussain
9 vote(s): Ngoc - Shelly* tiebreak vote
everyone voted

CANYA: After nominating a former teammate, there has been  a campaign to eliminate Arnold since then. For this person, revenge is sweet. Arnold began to emerge as a power figure and this weeks, several votes were casted against him for that very reason. Arnold leaves saying: "Darkness will prevail."

I'm no non-confomrist but this situation I will decide to conform with the crowd and eliminate this little annoyance

JUNGA: The eleven year old student ruffled many feathers while in the game and this ultimately led to his banishment in episode 5. Among some of the justifications were his incessant IMs and his mistakes during the immunity challenges costing his team.

this game is killing me! always giving me these hard choices of people to vote off. if i absolutely have to pick someone then i guess its gonna have to be...... Hussain and Paul.... i just closed my eyes and picked

he's a good guy and all but eh

He's annoying

11 vote(s): Paul
10 vote(s): Arnbld
7 vote(s): Dan
6 vote(s): Hussain
everyone voted

JUNGA: The ASB member and current Key Club vice president got the axe from his former and new tribemates. He was labeled as a threat by those who voted him off. Chris, however, did not take his booting too well giving suspected tribemate May a rough time at school. The drama does not end here folks.

I vote for Hussain and Chris. Mainly because I conspired w/ someone else to do so, makes more sense than randomly picking one. I also am not overly fond of either. Competition wise, Chris might prove to be a problem later on

Chris, because I want to continue my streak of voting against him

Being a veteran of the past Survivor: The Elements tournament, he poses a significant threat with his past experience with alliance, challenges, and the such. Eliminating him will increase the probability for "newbie" Survivors to persist

I want Chris out...he represents a huge competitor for this game. My mama taught me you have to have a win - lose mentality in order to succeed in life. Besides, he's no leader in this battlefield. He's more of what you call a spectator; he's incapable of winning... It's just not in his nature

I know you're after me... Don't know you and that scares me

CANYA: If Brian did anything wrong to get booted, it certainly did not help being very unknown to his teammates. After surviving the Canya downfall, his former tribe nears to be an extinct race.

He's not match to be in the game from the start. He plays well, but he hasn't earned my respect to be a Survivor winner. I rather watch him go than stay

I do not wish to eliminate all of my teammates because they should become useful in the future. The other Survivor I know and does not pose a threat currently. Brian, however, does not ring a bell in my head and so he was chosen by elimination

I vote for Hussain because I have never got a chance to talk to him and I have talked to the other 3 people before so you are my first logical choice. I vote for Brain sorry nothing personal

13 vote(s): Brian - Chris
9 vote(s): Hussain
3 vote(s): David Ly
everyone voted