When the Raro tribe of five merges with the Aitu tribe of four, Yul realizes he needs to sway one of the old Raro tribe members to join his underdog Aitu alliance. To do so, he decides to reveal his possession of the hidden Immunity Idol to a few select tribemates. Will the castaways stay true to their alliances or will this news stir up the game? Also, one castaway considers betraying their alliance at Tribal Council, but worries that this decision will cause drama back at camp.
Immunity Challenge:Get a Grip The nine castaways must hang on to a pole for as long as possible using grooves in the pole and rope coils around it to help. When they're on the ground, they're out of the challenge. The last one left wins. Winner:Ozzy Lusth
(voting against Nate) Nate, You seem honestly like a great guy, and I wish I had gotten to know you better and that we weren't on separate tribes. I'd still like to get to know you. This is purely a strategic vote. I don't know how it's going to go down tonight, but best of luck to you, and I hope to get to know your friendship outside of this game.
(voting against Yul) Yul, this vote is strategic, but I also don't think you should hide behind the idea that you haven't lied in this game. You have, and I know it and you know it.
(voting against Nate) This was never my intention, but Yul presented me with the Immunity Idol and said, if I didn't vote with them, that it would be me going home tonight, that they'd all vote for me. My alliance is more with Adam, and Candice, and Parvati. I couldn't go home tonight. I hope you understand.
It hurts to leave this early in the game, Jonathan, kiss my ass. You are a dirty, stanky, whack fruitcake who sold me out and sold out our tribe when we brought you in, you trading bastard. So kiss my ass, Jonathan. Other than that, everyone I love, but that's how it's gotta be in this world.