DAMN YOU, FIRE!!!
DAMN YOU, LACK OF FIRE!!!
That must have been going through Kara Kays mind when she was eliminated during theSurvivor: David vs. Goliathfinale.
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But it was not meant to be, as the 30-year-old realtor was unable to sustain a flame.
How hard was it to not be voted out of the game but eliminated anyway?
How does she think she would have done had she made it all the way to the end?
And how was that awkward reunion with Dan at Ponderosa?
We asked Kara all that and more after Wednesdays finale/reunion and heres what the fourth-place finisher had to say.
It was the final four immunity challenge and then the fire-making challenge.
So I truly solidified my fate with losing both of them.
How were you feeling going into that fire-making competition?
And this one, I was wrong.
I got so nervous I started using the wrong side of the flint.
Well its nerve-wracking, its pressure.
Yeah, because fire represents life, Kara.
You know that.Its the game and when your fire is out…. Dont even get me started.
I wanted to sit together at the end with Mike and Angelina.
I feel like I knew that would be my best chance to win.
So I really wanted to sit next to them and battle it out in social games.
So I feel like the outcome wouldve been the same just because Nicks game really, truly was impressive.
I have some friends on the jury, might have gotten a couple votes, but I dont know.
I cant say confidently that I would have won.
You voted for Mike to win.
But he just played a really impressive game overall and yeah, I had to give it to him.
it’s possible for you to see my face when Nick was talking.
I know its a stupid thing to change because its not really in your hands.
But other than that, I was really proud of my game.
Did it get any less awkward?No.
It actually continued to get a little bit weirder every day.
What did you think of Angelinas move with the fake idol that she made there with Allison.
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