She didn't have any strategy or ability to read people. She was probably the only person in the house who was shocked to find out that Natalie lied about her age. The only decision she made on her own, without the help of Jeff, was to take Natalie to the final two with her instead of Kevin (though part of me wonders if Jeff sort of guided her on the final two scenarios before he left). I'd like to think she was smart enough to do it herself, but given her babbling speech about how she trusted everyone and just acted like herself as a strategy, I'm more than a bit skeptical.

The jury didn't necessarily vote for her to win; they just really, really hated Natalie. Obviously America cast their vote for her because she's cute and likable, unlike the irksome Natalie, but I would have been curious as to how America would have voted if Kevin had been in the final two and how the former housemates would have voted, because they seemed to respect Kevin's attempts to strategize.

As for this season, aside from a few blow ups early on, Jeff's use of the Coup D'Etat and the Chima meltdown, it was filled with pretty dull people doing very dull things -- so it's not surprising that the winner was equally dull. Even the new twist in which the final three were kept in the house until the needlessly long two-hour finale was overly complicated with ridiculous rules. This show really shouldn't be this hard. I just hope that for next summer, the producers take some of our advice on how to make it more interesting.

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