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Archive => RFF Archived Boards => Survivor 31 Cambodia-Second Chance => Topic started by: georgiapeach on August 25, 2015, 02:08:59 PM
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Keith Nale
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Image Credit: Monty Brinton/CBS
Season 29 Survivor: San Juan del Sur
Previous Finish: 4th place
What will you do differently this time around? "Going into the game this time I plan to be more social and assertive. I'm going to search out the right person to form a strong alliance earlier in the game and then 'stick to the plan.'"
http://www.ew.com/gallery/survivor-cambodia-second-chance-cast-photos/2285423_keith-nale
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Really loved Keith on San Juan Del Sur, and I was ecstatic that he was even selected to be on the pool.
Rooting for him! Hopefully we get more lulzy Keith moments and he makes it far again <3
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I'd like him more if they didn't show him doing some so much spitting :(
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ET Canada Interview:
http://www.etcanada.com/survivor/survivor+cambodia++second+chance+keith+nale/video.html?v=512754243840&p=3&s=da#survivor
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I'd like him more if they didn't show him doing some so much spitting :(
He promised not to spit so much, I remember that was highlighted in the reunion and he sort of didn't like seeing him do that so often.
Besides, on ET Canada the interviewer said "oh, look, you're not even spitting anymore" :funny: And he said he was trying.
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N'awh that interview
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Analysis of Keith Nale (original Bayon Tribe).
Following Episode 1 (posted in the wrong place last week): Keith should be a lot of fun to watch. However, I feel that he will be trapped in a numbers game and eliminated further away from the final tribal council than in his previous season. However, if he can connect on a personal level with others on the tribe, he can rally support to preserve him past other perceived strong tribe members.
Following Episode 2: There is really not much I can add about Keith. I barely remember him appearing in this episode. He continues to maintain a solid place in the hard-working alliance, which serves him well for now. A shakeup whereby he is sent to live on a different camp would work one of two ways: 1) He earns respect from new tribe members by improving the shelter, or 2) He is unable to show off what he accomplished at his original tribe. Keith should be fine as long as he does not ruffle feathers, which I have a hard time imagining him doing. It appears that he is good at keeping his opinions about lazy tribemates to himself.
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Keith Nale (Ta Keo Tribe, original Bayon)
Following Episode 3: Keith is in a good position as being the third most prominent physical threat among men on his tribe. There is little chance that he will be voted off in an upcoming vote, unless his mouth gets him into trouble, which he has yet to display as a possibility.
Following Episode 4: Keith's position remains unchanged, although in the core alliance of original Bayon tribe members in this tribe, he would appear to be at the bottom. He should be willing to turn on this at the right time, which probably will come later rather than sooner.
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Keith Nale (Bayon after 2nd swap, Ta Keo after 1st swap, original Bayon)
Following Episodes 5 and 6: Keith has been the greatest beneficiary of the tribe placements and swaps, since has been well-insulated from being perceived as a threat. He might become collateral damage in a potential gambit to eliminate Joe. If he is smart, he will see this coming and turn against Joe to save himself, even better if he can do it in an outward way that wins final jury votes.
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KEITH IS SUPERSTAR GLAMAZON
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Keith Nale (original Bayon, Ta Keo after 1st swap, Bayon after 2nd swap)
Following Episode 7 (the merge): Keith remains insulated by his relationship with Joe but could become collateral damage from that relationship if his original Bayon alliance wishes to fire a salvo against Joe. Keith will probably play like Kimmi and urge the tribe to be "Bayon strong," but that is not likely to happen, especially if the upcoming scenes are any indication. Keith is the most likely to receive a Woo-like blindside vote against him unless he is more proactive in talking to castaways outside his alliance.
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Following Episode 8: It was nice to see some of Keith's personality on display during the reward feast. I imagine that Keith recognizes that, like Kimmi, he is well-insulated from scrutiny. At the same time (and as expressed previously), he could become collateral damage in a plot against Joe. The only way Keith makes a mark on the game and distinguishes himself from Joe is if he spearheads a move against Tasha, Jeremy, Fishbach, or other members of the majority alliance. He appears to be too loyal to do that, which leaves me fairly convinced he will not reach the end, as there are other, less likeable candidates to fill the seats at the final tribal council.
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There has been no indication of anyone wanting to target Keith so I don't see how he could become "collateral damage". Keith is never going to spearhead a move, but he's not a strategic threat so people are going to want him around. Idk what you are watching sis.
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TUK TUK STEALING IS MY FAVE PART OF THIS SEASON <3
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^^^ I so don't get these 'reviews' or I don't know how to call them. They're usually full of nonsense and I used to simply scroll through, but even considering that Keith would make a big move is bonkers. :lol:
Keith made me laugh hard during the "What is this? To Tos?" part and really brightened the episode :funny:
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Following Episode 9: Among the remaining male castaways, Keith is flying under the radar the most. He recognizes how his fate in the game rests a lot with Joe's fate and how he will have to break apart from that at some point. He also recognizes how doing that too soon might be a detriment. The elimination of Kelly Wiglesworth is a cautionary sign about being too passive. Keith does not have many moves left. It will be interesting to see if he makes one or gets voted out within the next two or three tribal councils.
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Yes but I have to argue that Keith is not going anywhere, people seem to like him, he's a great under the radar and he's actually in the best position in the game right now IMO.
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But he still won't win because in the end people are not so stupid to take him to the end.
He's boring as hell IMO and I'm shocked he even got to play again? -_-
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BECAUSE HE IS GLAM SUPERSTAR AND EDITORS NEED GIVE HIM MORE TIME
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BECAUSE HE IS GLAM SUPERSTAR AND EDITORS NEED GIVE HIM MORE TIME
Keith and his To-Tos <3
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Best thing to happen this season was that tbh
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No, the best thing was Abi.
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The best thing was Savage getting blindsided please.
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This is a Keith zone pls.
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Keith <3
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Following Episodes 10, 11, and 12: Keith has proven his mettle in recent challenges, going down to the wire against Joe and finally prevailing in one of the most impressive endurance challenge performances in Survivor history. However, his resume for the title of Sole Survivor is quite scarce. He will need to make a big move to receive any consideration, yet he does not have any clout, such as a hidden immunity idol or a reward offering during which he could make a strategic move. It appears only the latter is possible at this point. The question is with whom he would want to align, because the only chance he has of winning the title is if he is sitting next to Abi-Maria and Kelley Wentworth at the end. As described under Kelley, she has a strong resume for the title.
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Following Episode 13: As much as some of the other castaways might consider Keith to be undeserving of Sole Survivor, he has held his own in both a social and physical game in which he has been pitted against competitors much younger than him since the elimination of Andrew Savage. Nonetheless, there are very few scenarios in which he can make a winning argument to the jury, since they will see that he was well-protected by Joe and did not make any big moves in the game, including his most recent failed attempt to eliminate Tasha.
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Following Season Finale: Keith was honorable all the way to the end, as he was even willing to sacrifice himself during that tie-breaking procedure to let Kimmi fight one more day. Keith did not make any big moves in the game and probably stood little chance of winning the title of Sole Survivor against any finalist or other jury member. His question at the final tribal council was one that had been asked in previous seasons and always seems to be borderline ridiculous -- to tell the jury reasons why someone else should win. Anyone who answers that question with any significant detail does not deserve to win because the whole purpose of the game is to fight for oneself. The only proper answer is to say exactly that, and if pressed for an answer, then identify a few things and also add a "but" followed by a few more impressive things that he/she him/herself did that should trump any argument against him/her.
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I teared up when he was going to give up his place.
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He is one of the nicest people ever on the show. Such a blessing he got for the second chance even tho his screentime wasn't any good tbh.
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KEITH DESPITE NOT WANTING TO PLAY AGAIN PLEASE COME BACK EVERY SEASON WITH RETURNEES UNTIL YOU WIN KTHXBYE
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I teared up when he was going to give up his place.
He is one of the nicest people ever on the show. Such a blessing he got for the second chance even tho his screentime wasn't any good tbh.
+1.
I laughed a lot when Jeremy was making signs to him and he was watching the horizon. *watch Stekay's pic* xDD