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The '''South Team''' was a tribe from [[Expedition Robinson 1997]]. |
The '''South Team''' was a tribe from [[Expedition Robinson 1997]]. |
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| − | Aside from a couple of early losses, this tribe proved to be the stronger of the two inaugural tribes, winning most of the tribal challenges. |
+ | Aside from a couple of early losses, this tribe proved to be the stronger of the two inaugural tribes, winning most of the tribal challenges. Their tribe color is green. |
==Members== |
==Members== |
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| + | | {{ContestantThumbnail3|color=southse1|articlename=Åsa Vilbäck|name='''Åsa Vilbäck'''|image=Robse1 asa t.jpg|place=23, Lindköping}} |
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| − | | {{tribebox3|southse1|[[File:Robse1 asa t.jpg|link=Åsa Vilbäck]][[File:robse1 camilla t.jpg|link=Camilla Lundegård]][[File:robse1 erika t.jpg|link=Erika Bälldal]][[File:robse1 johan t.jpg|link=Johan Reffel]]<br />[[File:robse1 kent t.jpg|link=Kent Larsen]][[File:robse1 marie-louise t.jpg|link=Marie-Louise Niklasson]][[File:robse1 ola t.jpg|link=Ola Melén]][[File:robse1 sinisa t.jpg|link=Sinisa Savija]]}} |
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| + | | {{ContestantThumbnail3|color=southse1|articlename=Camilla Lundegård|name='''Camilla Lundegård'''|image=Robse1 camilla t.jpg|place=28, Borlänge}} |
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| + | | {{ContestantThumbnail3|color=southse1|articlename=Erika Bälldal|name='''Erika Bälldal'''|image=Robse1 erika t.jpg|place=37, Oxelösund}} |
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| + | | {{ContestantThumbnail3|color=southse1|articlename=Johan Reffel|name='''Johan Reffel'''|image=Robse1 johan t.jpg|place=23, Stockholm}} |
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| + | | {{ContestantThumbnail3|color=southse1|articlename=Kent Larsen|name='''Kent Larsen'''|image=Robse1 kent t.jpg|place=61, Lycksele}} |
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| + | | {{ContestantThumbnail3|color=southse1|articlename=Marie-Louise Niklasson|name='''Marie-Louise Niklasson'''|image=Robse1 marie-louise t.jpg|place=33, Malmö}} |
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| + | | {{ContestantThumbnail3|color=southse1|articlename=Ola Melén|name='''Ola Melén'''|image=Robse1 ola t.jpg|place=25, Lund}} |
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| + | | {{ContestantThumbnail3|color=southse1|articlename=Sinisa Savija|name='''Sinisa Savija'''|image=Robse1 sinisa t.jpg|place=34, Norrköping}} |
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| − | * Åsa Vilbäck, 23, Lindköping. |
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| − | * Camilla Lundegård, 28, Borlänge |
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| − | * Erika Bälldal, 37, Oxelösund. |
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| − | * Johan Reffel, 23, Stockholm. |
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| − | * Kent Larsen, 61, Lycksele. |
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| − | * Marie-Louise Niklasson, 33, Malmö. |
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| − | * Ola Melén, 25, Lund. |
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| − | * Sinisa Savija, 34, Norrköping. |
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==Tribe History== |
==Tribe History== |
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| − | Very early on in the competition this tribe struggled in challenges. At the first Reward Challenge the tribe failed to retrieve their set of flags as quickly as the rival North Team, due to Camilla being unable to initially locate hers'. [[File:Robin97reward.png|thumb|left|The first Reward Challenge.]] |
+ | Very early on in the competition, this tribe struggled in challenges. At the first Reward Challenge, the tribe failed to retrieve their set of flags as quickly as the rival North Team, due to Camilla being unable to initially locate hers'. [[File:Robin97reward.png|thumb|left|The first Reward Challenge.]] The tribe continued to struggle at their first Immunity Challenge as they were unable to correctly form the hidden word with their letters as quickly as the North Team. [[File:Robin97imm.png|thumb]] |
===Sinisa Savija=== |
===Sinisa Savija=== |
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| − | As they lost at the first Immunity Challenge, the South Team |
+ | As they lost at the first Immunity Challenge, the South Team was forced to attend the first-ever Tribal Council. There the tribe mainly discussed their luxury items as well as why they lost the first couple of challenges. When it came time to vote the tribe seemed to be split with many names appearing on parchments. Ultimately, Sinisa Savija, the Bosnian born refugee, became the first person voted out of the tribe by a vote of 4-2-1-1. [[File:Sinisa2.jpg|thumb|left|159px]] Among some of the reasons given for his elimination, Sinisa struggled to fit in and had some issues with the Swedish language. He received votes from Kent and three more from either Camilla, Erika, Johan, or Marie-Louise (Åsa voted for Marie-Louise and Ola voted for Kent). |
===Winning Ways=== |
===Winning Ways=== |
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| − | Despite a pair of early losses the South Team was able to rebound and win when they needed to. At the second Reward Challenge, the South Team pulled out their first victory when they tied with the North Team. [[File:Robin97sydwin.png|thumb|172px|South celebrates a win at the third Immunity Challenge.]] The tribe managed to then defeat the rival North Team at the second Immunity Challenge. |
+ | Despite a pair of early losses, the South Team was able to rebound and win when they needed to. At the second Reward Challenge, the South Team pulled out their first victory when they tied with the North Team. [[File:Robin97sydwin.png|thumb|172px|South celebrates a win at the third Immunity Challenge.]] The tribe managed to then defeat the rival North Team at the second Immunity Challenge. |
Over the next several challenges a pattern began to form as the North Team pulled out wins at the third and fourth Reward Challenges, while the South Team took the third and fourth immunities. As their rival tribe's numbers began to dwindle, the South Team began to appear unbeatable as they won the fifth reward and Immunity Challenges as well as the sixth reward. |
Over the next several challenges a pattern began to form as the North Team pulled out wins at the third and fourth Reward Challenges, while the South Team took the third and fourth immunities. As their rival tribe's numbers began to dwindle, the South Team began to appear unbeatable as they won the fifth reward and Immunity Challenges as well as the sixth reward. |
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| − | With the prospects of having a seven-person tribe at entering the merge, the South Team entered their final tribal Immunity Challenge with a positive attitude. At the challenge the North Team managed to pull off their first immunity victory in over two weeks, dashing the hopes of South. At the sixth Tribal Council it was Camilla Lundegård that found herself the target and became the sixth person voted out of the game. |
+ | With the prospects of having a seven-person tribe at entering the merge, the South Team entered their final tribal Immunity Challenge with a positive attitude. At the challenge the North Team managed to pull off their first immunity victory in over two weeks, dashing the hopes of South. At the sixth Tribal Council, it was Camilla Lundegård that found herself the target and became the sixth person voted out of the game. |
===Relationship with North=== |
===Relationship with North=== |
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| − | As may have been the case in many of the earlier seasons of Robinson the survival aspect appeared more prominent than the strategic. Because of this it was not particularly uncommon for the two tribes to occasionally interact with one another outside of challenges. One well |
+ | As may have been the case in many of the earlier seasons of Robinson the survival aspect appeared more prominent than the strategic. Because of this, it was not particularly uncommon for the two tribes to occasionally interact with one another outside of challenges. One well-known occasion occurred when the North and South teams decided to set Camilla Lundegård and Martin Melin on a date. |
On another occasion, prior to the third Immunity Challenge, the North Team offered feathers to the South Team as a sign of friendship. |
On another occasion, prior to the third Immunity Challenge, the North Team offered feathers to the South Team as a sign of friendship. |
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==References== |
==References== |
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[[Category:Expedition Robinson]] |
[[Category:Expedition Robinson]] |
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[[Category:Expedition Robinson 1997]] |
[[Category:Expedition Robinson 1997]] |
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| + | [[Category:Starting Tribes]] |
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| + | [[Category:Green Tribes]] |
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Revision as of 01:14, 10 January 2020
The South Team was a tribe from Expedition Robinson 1997.
Aside from a couple of early losses, this tribe proved to be the stronger of the two inaugural tribes, winning most of the tribal challenges. Their tribe color is green.
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Tribe History
Very early on in the competition, this tribe struggled in challenges. At the first Reward Challenge, the tribe failed to retrieve their set of flags as quickly as the rival North Team, due to Camilla being unable to initially locate hers'.
The first Reward Challenge.
The tribe continued to struggle at their first Immunity Challenge as they were unable to correctly form the hidden word with their letters as quickly as the North Team.
Sinisa Savija
As they lost at the first Immunity Challenge, the South Team was forced to attend the first-ever Tribal Council. There the tribe mainly discussed their luxury items as well as why they lost the first couple of challenges. When it came time to vote the tribe seemed to be split with many names appearing on parchments. Ultimately, Sinisa Savija, the Bosnian born refugee, became the first person voted out of the tribe by a vote of 4-2-1-1.
Among some of the reasons given for his elimination, Sinisa struggled to fit in and had some issues with the Swedish language. He received votes from Kent and three more from either Camilla, Erika, Johan, or Marie-Louise (Åsa voted for Marie-Louise and Ola voted for Kent).
Winning Ways
Despite a pair of early losses, the South Team was able to rebound and win when they needed to. At the second Reward Challenge, the South Team pulled out their first victory when they tied with the North Team.
South celebrates a win at the third Immunity Challenge.
The tribe managed to then defeat the rival North Team at the second Immunity Challenge.
Over the next several challenges a pattern began to form as the North Team pulled out wins at the third and fourth Reward Challenges, while the South Team took the third and fourth immunities. As their rival tribe's numbers began to dwindle, the South Team began to appear unbeatable as they won the fifth reward and Immunity Challenges as well as the sixth reward.
With the prospects of having a seven-person tribe at entering the merge, the South Team entered their final tribal Immunity Challenge with a positive attitude. At the challenge the North Team managed to pull off their first immunity victory in over two weeks, dashing the hopes of South. At the sixth Tribal Council, it was Camilla Lundegård that found herself the target and became the sixth person voted out of the game.
Relationship with North
As may have been the case in many of the earlier seasons of Robinson the survival aspect appeared more prominent than the strategic. Because of this, it was not particularly uncommon for the two tribes to occasionally interact with one another outside of challenges. One well-known occasion occurred when the North and South teams decided to set Camilla Lundegård and Martin Melin on a date.
On another occasion, prior to the third Immunity Challenge, the North Team offered feathers to the South Team as a sign of friendship.
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