"You flop all the time, and it's frustrating to see, every time we come to tribal council, to see them [gesturing at the jury] over there, and he should have been voted out each time they were voted out." Huh. I believe that Brad, Rebecca, and Jenny were all voted off by blocs including Adam, who I believe could have voted Jonathan off in any of those three cases. Jonathan, fortunately, calls bullshit on this immediately: "I beg to differ, okay? All of the people that were voted off from Raro were not voted off only by me." Thank you! "You know, I was in a desperate situation where I had come over there, and it was their tribemates who voted for them." I prefer to think Jenny makes a face like she agrees. Jeff asks Jonathan whether he thinks that the Aitu four owe him something for "saving them" and giving them a shot at winning. Jonathan makes an error by saying yes, and that "some of them would not be here" if he hadn't flopped when he did. True, of course, but you can't possibly expect debts to be repaid in that way. To the degree that Jonathan did anything other than act out of self-interest (including helping the Aitu people because he liked them better, as I think he did), he did it because it didn't really matter what he did, because he wasn't going to win anyway. I don't think he can expect people who do have a chance to win to harm their chances to pay him back for that. He reiterates that he thinks he's earned his right to be here, both tonight and for another three days. I could go the rest of my show-watching life without "earned" or "deserved," and I wouldn't miss either one.