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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DMScott" data-source="post: 1491460" data-attributes="member: 11734">At this point, I think RobandAmber's entire strategy is based around being the final two, so I don't think there's any distinction between their only hope and the plan they've laid out. They really seem to believe they can keep on manipulating the vote to bring that about. It'll be interesting to see if anyone ever proves them wrong - everybody who's shown much desire to take the lead position away from Rob is gone, but I'm hoping somebody will step up before it's too late.I think this week is really critical - if RobandAmber can get by the 7-person crunch, they only need to convince one person to vote with them to stay strong. This is the last week where it's critical they juggle multiple alliances, next week it's helpful if they do but if necessary they can tough out a rebellion.Ye gods, that would've been a mess. It looks good on paper, but as soon as people talk to each other that sort of blatant manipulation would be exposed. If they'd done that, I expect Amber would have been voted out.IMHO, RobandAmber are doing exactly what they need to right now - stay in control and pick off everyone who might organize the troops against them. It'd work a lot more smoothly if nobody knew about their alliance (or even if there was some possibility they might not go to the final two together), but that cat was let out of the bag early.I'm rooting for Shi Ann to win immunity this week, just to throw some drama into the vote.</blockquote>

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