It's the home stretch of the game, and Colby has to win immunity or he'll be the next to go for sure. So, of course, he doesn't. At least he doesn't come in last this time, and nearly wins it against Parvati. He tells the girls he's not going to scramble, then tries to convince Li'l Russell to keep him in the game for one more round to ensure that Parvati doesn't win immunity again. That assumes that Colby is any kind of a threat to beat Parvati in a challenge, which he very much is not, and that Li'l Russell would be better off possibly facing Colby at the end than Parvati. For all of his faults, Li'l Russell is not a complete moron, and votes Colby out, as does everyone else. Then it's time for the boring walk of fallen tribemates and another immunity challenge, which Jerri and Parvati come within inches of winning, only to both lose to Li'l Russell. Ah, well. It's not like he was going anywhere if he didn't win immunity; the best thing about this season is that while he thinks he's taking people to the Final Three that he's sure to beat because the jury will respect his amazing strategic play, the only reason why he's even still in this game is because the remaining contestants know they're sure to beat him in the end because he's such a horrible person.

Li'l Russell tells Jerri he'll be voting with her against Parvati at Tribal Council, then tells Parvati he wants to vote Jerri out because he thinks she'll vote for him to win. He also thinks he'll win against Sandra, as the only potential vote she has is from Courtney, and tells Sandra this. She just nods and waits to strike. At Tribal Council, it's really not a surprise to anyone except Jerri when she is the last person voted out and the final member of the jury. Just like last season, Li'l Russell thinks he's got the end made, as he's sitting next to two previous winners and he's the only person who played a strategic game ever in the history of the world and reality shows or whatever he's telling himself. I don't even care anymore. He tells Parvati and Sandra how inevitable his win is and walks away, leaving them to giggle over how they're going to rip him apart at Tribal because he has no idea what and who he's up against. And then, in the ultimate ironic twist, Sandra throws Li'l Russell's precious hat into the fire, just like he destroyed everyone else's stuff. Oh, and she laughs about how he's ashamed of his baldness in an interview, too. I love her.

At the final Tribal, Sandra and Parvati make their points that they really had to fend for themselves for most of the game, as Parvati was targeted from the beginning and had no one to align with except Li'l Russell, and Sandra never really had an alliance after Rob was voted out. Li'l Russell just does his usual speech about how he's the greatest player ever and he played really hard and if he had to call Rupert a dumbass and use 57 immunity idols to keep himself in the game, well, that was pure gameplay and strategy and not luck and being a horrible person. Just like last time, the jury doesn't go for it. They fall all over themselves to extol the virtues of Sandra and Parvati while telling Li'l Russell that he is disgusting, horrible and short, to the point that Rupert admits that he made a mistake in his gameplay and Coach votes for a woman over a man. Li'l Russell receives zero votes, Parvati gets three, and Sandra gets the rest, making her the first person to win this game twice. It's pretty impressive and, I think, well-deserved. And all is right with the world.

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