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Thanks for all the kind words Misty ♥ And thank you for asking this question. It is bar none my favorite round of the game so I would love to give everyone a window into why we did what we did.
I would be lying if I said there weren't personal motivations involved in it. I remember how much you praised Fabio and told me how well you had connected. And yes it is just a game, he stuck by his original alliance when he voted you out. But I couldn't stop thinking how that must have made you feel which made it all the more satisfying to be able to vote Fabio out. There were also huge strategic benefits to voting Fabio out. Firstly, Fabio was no slouch in challenges. With him out of the picture there was one less person I needed to worry about. But more importantly, no matter how many times I had brought it up, people would vehemently disagree to voting Fabio out. And this was after having seen him ace the Majority Rules challenge which, imo, is one of the most crucial challenges. Not the answers themselves. But the winner of that challenge is the person who knows how the rest of the players are perceived and has an idea about the thought process of the rest of the players. And so I felt, it was going to be much much more difficult to vote Fabio out under normal circumstances. Additionally, it was clear that both Brett and Chelsea would eventually turn on Hali. Regardless of whether or not they were lying to us that round, Hali was the name they suggested. And like I said in my OS, I believed Hali to be the one person who I could possibly deflect the target onto in the event that I was vulnerable. Voting Fabio out was what made that alliance of six crumble in my opinion. He was the bridge between the Jaruud group and Brett/Chelsea. With him out of the game, there was much more wiggle room for both Ciera and I to make something happen again.
I hope that gives everyone an idea about why we targeted Fabio. Let me know if you need more Misty ♥
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