Julie Debever

Julie Debever is a contestant from Koh-Lanta: Le Feu Sacré.

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Julie, 33 ans
Footballeuse, Essonne (91)

Julie est une fonceuse, une sportive, qui sait que l'on peut presque tout obtenir avec du travail et de la volonté. La preuve, elle, la petite Nordiste, issue d'une famille modeste, a réussi à intégrer l'équipe de France féminine de football. Elle a participé au Mondial 2019. Passée par Guingamp, l'AS Saint-Etienne ou l'Inter de Milan, Julie veut aujourd'hui plus profiter de ses proches, elle qui est partie très jeune. Elle voudrait terminer sa carrière sportive par un feu d'artifice : remporter Koh-Lanta, exceller dans le collectif, comme en individuel.^[1]

Koh-Lanta[]

Julie was selected by Helena Roosen to be a part of the Tinago tribe. Though Helena was the tribe's captain and was strong in challenges, her prior comments implying that excelling in challenges was the main reason for competing gave some of her tribemates an arrogant impression of her. Thus, in an attempt to make a big move, Alexandre Delaunay organized a plot with five other tribemates, including Julie, to vote out Helena at their first opportunity. However, after the Tinago tribe lost the second Immunity Challenge, the tribe's members gradually became more on board with voting out Emin Luka for being a weak link in challenges, leading to the latter's elimination and suddenly causing Alexandre and the closest of his allies, Élodie Migeal, to be relegated to the minority. They became the next two contestants eliminated.

At the Final Sixteen, a tribe switch took place and Julie was assigned by Rudy Noël to be a member of the second Paniman tribe. Though Julie was now in the minority alongside Martin Burrus and Christine Mayonnade against five original Paniman tribe members, the second Paniman tribe won the next two Immunity Challenges. Eventually, Julie lost these initial allies as Martin was evacuated following an ankle sprain and Christine was voted out at a Tribal Council that took place directly after an immunity challenge. However, she also became well-integrated into the second Paniman tribe over the cycles and had people wanting to work with her come merge.

After the tribes merged, the second Paniman tribe members began pagonging the second Tinago tribe members, but without the women knowing, Gilles De Baere and Nicolas Pretot also had a Final Four deal with Frédéric Khouvilay and Quentin Paygnard and the latter two voted in the minority with full knowledge of this long-term plan. At the Final Nine, after Gilles decided to share his reward with Nicolas after he won the corresponding individual Reward Challenge, the women of the tribe began realizing that Gilles had made a lot of endgame deals with people. Thus, an alliance between the four women and Esteban Garcia-Mora emerged and, after Gilles failed to win the third individual Immunity Challenge, they blindsided him at the corresponding Tribal Council.

Though Julie was now part of a solid Final Five alliance, things shook up again at the Final Eight as the Tied Destinies twist took place which, due to the equal number of men and women among them, forced each of the women to be paired with a man. The pairings were Tania Cakarevic and Frédéric, Julie and Nicolas, Esteban and Clémence Noquet, and Quentin and Laura Yelpa, with Tania and Frédéric winning the corresponding individual Immunity Challenge. In terms of planning for Tribal Council, the minority alliance of Frédéric, Quentin, and Nicolas evidently felt that their best move would be to target the pair of Esteban and Clémence and, out of self-preservation, their partners got on board with that save for Laura, who was willing to sacrifice Julie in order to keep Clémence around. At Tribal Council, Quentin joined Esteban, Clémence, and Laura in voting against Nicolas in order to feign loyalty to his partner, but Julie had an Extra Vote and Nicolas had a Black Vote which they used to help vote out Esteban, causing Clémence's exit as well due to the Tied Destinies twist.

A couple of cycles later, Laura was voted out near-unanimously mostly for her threat status as the endgame approached. With the three men regaining control in the tribe, they planned to vote out Julie at the Final Five as there was a notion that Tania had a Hidden Immunity Necklace and would be playing it since it would be her last opportunity to do so at the corresponding Tribal Council. In response, Julie borrowed Tania's Hidden Immunity Necklace and showed it to Quentin in an attempt to get the alliance's votes off of her and onto Tania. At Tribal Council, Julie's plan worked as the men voted against Tania, Tania played her Hidden Immunity Necklace for herself and nullified all votes cast against her, and Quentin was "idoled out" thanks to the two votes cast against him by the women.

Having made it to the finale, Julie was eliminated at the Final Four after losing the Orienteering challenge.

Voting History[]

Episode	Julie's Votes	Voted Against Julie
1	Tinago Tribe Immune
2	Emin	-
3	Élodie	-
4	Paniman Tribe Immune
5	Paniman Tribe Immune
6	Tania	-
7	~~Tania~~¹	-
8	Ineligible	-
9	Anne-Sophie	Clémence, Helena, Penalty
10	Helena + Helena²	-
11	Gilles	-
12	Esteban+ Esteban³	-
13	Tania	Quentin
14	Laura	-
15	Quentin	-
16	Lost Challenge⁴
Eliminated, Day 39
Voted for Sole Survivor	Tania

^1 In Episode 7, Gilles used a Sacred Fire Talisman on Tania, negating Julie's vote against her.
^2 In Episode 10, Julie used an Extra Vote advantage, allowing her to vote twice at Tribal Council.
^3 In Episode 12, Julie used an Extra Vote advantage, allowing her to vote twice at Tribal Council.
^4 In Episode 16, the final four competed in an elimination challenge where the castaway finishing last would be eliminated from the game. Julie came in last and was eliminated.