And Then There Were Four

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And Then There Were Four
Episode Information
Version:	United States
Season:	The Amazon
Episode Number:	14/15 (089)
Original Release:	May 11, 2003
Viewership (in millions):	22.3
Ratings/Share (18-49):	8.9/22
CBS.com Summary:	Link
Episode Chronology
Previous:	"The Amazon Heats Up"
Next:	"Reunion"
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And Then There Were Four is the season finale of Survivor: The Amazon.

Challenges

• Immunity (Day 37)
• Immunity (Day 38)

Challenge: Braille Maze
Blindfolded, the final four must move through a maze using guideposts for assistance, searching for four medallions representing earth, air, fire, and water. First to get all four medallions and return to the center wins.
Winner: Jenna Morasca

Challenge: Will Power
Prior to the challenge, the three remaining contestants must build and decorate a headdress for themselves. At Tribal Council, they have to stand on a tiny plank holding the headdress (now attached by beads to a collar around their necks) above their head for as long as possible.
Winner: Jenna Morasca

Tribal Council

Day 37

Tribal Council 13: Jacaré
Voted Against	Voter
Butch (3 votes)	Jenna, Matthew, Rob
Rob (1 vote)	Butch
VOTED OUT: Butch Lockley

Voting Confessionals

“	(voting for Butch) I don't think all the firewood in the forest is going to keep your torch lit tonight, buddy. Nice game.	”
–Rob

“	(voting for Rob) Rob, I want to wish you the very best. You're a real good kid.	”
–Butch

Final Words

“	I have just experienced an adventure of a lifetime. I will never forget these 37 days. I feel I've played the game hard and I played it well. The sign that I took, I mean it when I say it, "Believe In Yourself." You can do things if you go out and set your goals and have your dreams and then go out and do 'em. Look at me, I made it to Survivor.	”
–Butch Lockley

Day 38

Tribal Council 14: Jacaré
Voted Against	Voter
Rob (1 vote)	Jenna
VOTED OUT: Rob Cesternino

Voting Confessionals

Unavailable.

Final Words

“	Well, what can I say? Thirty-eight days out here in the Amazon. I have honestly no complaints. I wouldn't change one thing about how I played the game. The most tremendous time of my entire life. I said I wasn't going to stop smiling until they put my torch out and you know what? I'm still smiling.	”
–Rob Cesternino

Final Tribal Council

Tribal Council 15: Jury Vote
Voted for Winner	Voter
Jenna (6 votes)	Alex, Christy, Dave, Deena, Heidi, Rob
Matthew (1 vote)	Butch
RUNNER-UP: Matthew von Ertfelda
SOLE SURVIVOR: Jenna Morasca

Voting Confessionals

Rob's vote was not shown during his confessional. However, the letters "NA" are visible from the back of the parchment, indicating his vote for Jenna.

“	(voting for Matthew) Congratulations to both. I'm very proud to have known both of you; but tonight, the true Survivor is Matthew. And Matthew, I believe you said it all in your opening statement. I also appreciate your honesty, that you did lie, that you did deceive; it meant a lot to me. Congratulations to both, but Matthew, you are the true Survivor of Survivor 6.	”
–Butch

“	(voting for Jenna) Jenna, I'm voting for you tonight because I adore you. I love you. You played the game hard, but more importantly, you represented someone that I could trust and respect in the most adverse circumstances. Good luck, girl.	”
–Heidi

“	(voting for Jenna) You did show here that you have the will and the determination it took to get to the final two, and I'll give credit where credit is due-- that there are only two players in this entire game that I didn't vote off.	”
–Rob

Final Results

Ryan 16th	Janet 15th	Daniel 14th	JoAnna 13th	Jeanne 12th	Shawna 11th	Roger 10th	Dave 9th
Deena 8th	Alex 7th	Christy 6th	Heidi 5th	Butch 4th	Rob 3rd	Matthew 2nd	Jenna Winner

Trivia

• At the time Jenna was the youngest of the season to win the title of Sole Survivor, at the age of 21.
• Jenna's win is the first to be considered as a blowout win, winning 6 of 7 jury votes.