[Danni Boatwright]

Wow what a night!
A few questions for you to ponder over the next few days

1-Tonight's tribal was insane. How do you think it changed the tribe dynamics, if at all?
2-Do you feel like you have control of your game? If not, how do you plan on changing that?
3-Alec picked Mike as the new nomad. How do you feel about that?
4-You took immunity HELLA fast tonight. Can you explain to us why you made that decision? Are you worried that choice could make you a target?
5-Can you give us a breakdown of who you trust most in the game to who you trust the least?
6-As we get closer to the merge, what is your strategy to make the end and win? Are you worried that people won't take you seriously? Or do you think you're starting to prove yourself?

That's all I've got, have a great night!

[Jeff Probst]

Also I gotta give you a pat on the back after last round. Coming in as a replacement, kinda getting your footing and figuring out how things work. I feel like last night you finally found your voice and made moves to save yourself and really impact the game. Hope to see more of it from you Davie <3

[Davie]

1. Last night's tribal definitely changed the dynamic of the tribe, whether for better or worse I'll find out. It ended the old Ahmar group that was sitting pretty and thinking they were running things, and really blurred the lines between old tribes. It could've possibly solidified new Fenassa as a solid alliance moving into a potential merge, we'll have to see!
2. I feel pretty well in control of my game at this point. I definitely have options within the tribe moving forward if we have to go to tribal council, and I don't think I'm on the bottom or a big target (the keyword is Think, of course).
3. Something suspicious is definitely going on with the Nomad switches. I was pretty close with Mike early in the game, but talking to him as the Nomad felt more like he was digging for information and viewing me as a shield rather than an ally. I think certain members of new Ahmar are definitely pretty tight, so we'll definitely have to watch out.
4. I believe someone once said, "Never tell a crazy person they're on the bottom." That is exactly what Jed did. I am naturally very nervous and paranoid, so when he told me that I wasn't in a good position and needed to try my best to win, it sent me into a tailspin. Taking the immunity was very much a calculated decision, forcing us to go to tribal council really exposed a lot of things going on in my tribe. I think Jed's message presented a good enough reason for me to grab immunity without placing a huge target on my back; it sort of gave me the underdog-type story to present to the other tribe.
5. I trust nobody but myself! If I had to give names, though, I'd probably list Pat and Chelsea near the top, Angela in the middle, and Robb and Stephanie at the bottom. I think Robb and Stephanie are very smart and will say anything they have to in order to get in good with people and stay in the game longer. I think the same thing is true about Chelsea, but I think we're solid enough for her to have my back more than the others. I don't have any trust for the other tribe quite yet, I'd really need to suss them all out before I could decide.
6. I'm going to continue building relationships and analyzing everything. An important part of this game is knowing when to wait and when to strike. I really wouldn't want people taking me too seriously at first. I don't want to go into the merge looking like a total throwaway player, but I don't want to seem like a huge strategic threat either. I think playing "dumb" could be a good way to lower my threat level until later in the game, while continuing to make moves behind the scenes. I'm really excited for the merge, whenever it is!

Also thank you so much Jeff!!