The Final Four ladies are delighted with their triumph over stupidity, but their happiness is short-lived when there's another immunity challenge the next day. Natalie gets an early lead, but Amanda wins it, which means Natalie's going to have to work pretty hard to convince Parvati to vote for Cirie instead of her. She plays it cool and strikes when she finds weaknesses in the alliance, and even though the three ladies squabble at tribal council when Cirie voices her concerns about being at the bottom of both the five-way Favorite alliance and the three-way female one and Amanda insists that it isn't true, Natalie still goes home. Also notable is Probst implying that there may not be a Final Three this time around, but a Final Two. With an eight person jury who could make it a tie? Parvati very much doubts this, but Amanda breaks down and when the Final Three return to camp, lashes out at Cirie and accuses her of trying to make her and Parvati look bad in front of the jury. They bicker while Parvati silently watches and thinks about how this can only help her chances. And then Amanda apologizes to Cirie and says she's just sick of playing this game, which she's now played longer than any other castaway and in back-to-back seasons. Don't you go all Kathy on us, Amanda! You can feel your family! The next morning, the girls are hoping to find their Final Three food celebration basket, but the treemail is yet another immunity challenge. Amanda breaks down in tears while Cirie and Parvati silently think strategy. Cirie has to admit that after all the blindsiding they've done to everyone else, it's kind of fitting that they'd be blindsided at the end. I wonder when the decision to make this a Final Two instead of Three was made. Was it because of the injuries? Did they plan it all along? And if they did, what were they planning to do in the case of a tie? Anyway, they do the traditional boring past player torch reflection walk and burn down the Exile Island lifeguard tower before setting off for the last immunity challenge, an endurance/concentration task. Parvati is out quickly, but that's fine with her since she's got to be both Cirie and Amanda's first pick to go to the jury with. And then … Cirie loses it. Amanda wins immunity. Both Cirie and Parvati try to talk her into taking them to the end, and at tribal council, Amanda is all tears about what a tough choice she has to make before voting out Cirie. Which is painful, but I don't see how she could have done it differently. Cirie was an awesome player and sure to win if she made it to the end; her only mistake was not reading the producer's minds and planning for a Final Two. Well, that and not being very good at challenges. She has a really sad good-bye speech and now we're down to two. They burn the camp down and go to tribal council, where they face the standard onslaught of angry, wronged jury members. And then there's Natalie, who I think used her jury question to ask Parvati out on a date. For the second season in a row, Amanda sucks at defending herself to the jury, while Parvati defends how she played by saying that if she screwed people over, it was all in the name of playing a strong, powerful game and she knew she couldn't beat Ozzy or James at the end so she had to get rid of them in order to win. Ozzy doesn't take things well at all, and uses his jury question to be a whiny little baby and accuse Parvati of placing a value on their friendship and then tell Amanda that he's in love with her and wants everyone to know how amazing she is. Aw, that was sweet. But why was he snuggling up to Alexis if that's how he felt about Amanda? And why is this tribal council All About Ozzy when he's NOT EVEN IN THE FINAL TWO??? They vote, and we see Erik and Ozzy vote for Amanda while Natalie and Alexis vote for Parvati. We don't see who Eliza votes for, but it takes her like an hour to do it. She finally makes a decision and Probst takes the urn all the way to New York, although he just walks it there with no awesome traveling montage. Why did they stop doing that? I loved it. He reads the votes to an overly made-up Amanda and Parvati and they're tied at three. I'm thinking there's no way Parvati can win and I'm surprised she managed to get three votes. But then she gets a fourth. And then, a fifth. And somehow, Parvati wins the sixteenth season of Survivor.