Post by crystalclearhawaii on Nov 16, 2020 19:55:24 GMT -5
2. Yes--like Orange themselves, I expected that they would be getting it. How will this impact Blue's development, assuming that they make it past the first Temple Mission?
3. They're honestly a bit foggy right now.
4. I think it's sincere, but at the same time it could be a response on doing so well on a mission. Had it not worked out, I could see Angela potentially lashing out more than necessary.
5. I wasn't surprised at Connor and Monroe making cameos--they were obvious fan-favorites and they've overcome the odds. Cealey, on the other hand, was a bit of a shock, but it was nice to see Audrey take some extra motivation from her! She must have mellowed a lot since her time on the show!
6. I loved the in-game banter in Walk the Plank. Also, Ryan telling Meghan not to strain herself in the mission might be a bit mis-guided, but quite sweet. Also Allison motivating Daniel.
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8. To all of them: what do you fear most from being from the show? (for the future: how did you manage to overcome them?)
--To Emily: How do you expect you and your partner to prove yourselves after a few hiccups in the first few missions?
Emily: Great question! Patrick and I have had some troubles, but I think we will be able to fly under the radar because of that. People may start to suspect we aren't that big of a threat, which gives us the perfect opening to avoid being targeted. In between challenges, we do some activities together, like crossword puzzles and jumping rope and hopscotch, to improve ourselves physically and mentally. Hopefully this strategy works! And as for my fears from being on the show... I hope that people don't hate me because of how I may be viewed on the show, but I also hope that after the show, I can live a normal life. I'm not really interested in parlaying this into making a celebrity life for myself.
Scott: I'm scared people may think I am too competitive or intense because of how I acted on the show. I am competitive, and sometimes I let it get the best of me. I hope that people don't think I'm mean because of it, and I've tried to be calmer since the first few episodes.
Ryan: To me, I trust that I will be edited okay, and the way I'm edited is the way I'm edited. I hope that I've portrayed myself in as nice a light as possible that I don't have to worry. I also hope I don't have to deal with any stalkers who might try and track me down after I go back home to Seattle. That would be scary!
Audrey: I can't say I'm not afraid that I will look like a huge idiot on television.
Anthony: I fear very little, I just hope I don't get bullied because I was on the show. My brother was on a TV show once and lots of kids laughed at him later.
Jessica: I try to watch my tongue on TV. I'm afraid people may take something I say on TV the wrong way, so I've been trying to behave in a way I won't be ashamed of later. I probably will slip up a bit, but I hope it doesn't negatively affect the rest of my life.
Daniel: My mom was worried about me going on this show, and I don't blame her. She had fears that I would be a very different person when I got back, and not in a good way. She worried that the other contestants wouldn't be nice to me, that I'd get injured while doing the show, that somehow I would be hurt from this experience, either during it or when I got home. I can't say I'm not a little worried about it either, or that me having done this show may come back to haunt me in some way, but I hope it doesn't! So far, I've enjoyed it a lot!
Jason: I just don't want people to hate me, plain and simple. I don't think I can ask for much else. Hopefully I can just slip back into my normal life in Idaho after this...
Caleb: What I fear is that people in my community, and especially those in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, will shun me if I say or do anything that possibly goes against their beliefs. I already pushed it a bit when I accepted Eric, even though I genuinely believe that LGBTQ+ people are just as in need of love and mercy as anyone else. I hope that I'm not shunned in the future, eek!
Christina: I'm afraid of being stalked. It's crazy the lengths people will go to track down people they saw on TV or in films, even if they want to return to a normal life. I definitely don't plan on parlaying my appearance on Endurance into a reality television career, or even into acting or a music career (seriously, everyone and your grandma has attempted a singing career these days). Once I'm done the show, I just want to go back to high school in Long Island. I have loved the experience, but I think I'll be happy to live normally when it's over.
Tiana: I'm worried people may think I was a rude person, or that they won't remember me at all. I want to be memorable, but not for being mean.
Allison: Thanks for your question! Hm... I have fears. They're hard to explain. I just worry about how I act, because I want to be the best version of myself every day. And the last place I want to not be the best version of myself, is on camera for the world to see, potentially forever!
Meghan: I want to become an attorney in the future, and I'm afraid that if potential employers somehow find out I was on Endurance, that they might turn me away just because of how I acted on the show. I know I'm probably worrying for nothing, but I never know. I just don't want anything I have said or done on Endurance to haunt me until the day I die, haha!
Patrick: I'm worried people will attempt to figure out any of my secret contacts with the world. I only have Instagram really, and I don't use it much. I hope I'm not spammed after the show too much!
Justin: Honestly, I don't have any major fears. I mean, I've written a couple songs during my time here, and I am afraid that if I ever release them, people will speculate they're about someone or something here. I don't want people to speculate that everything I do in the future is related to my time on this show, like they always speculate which ex-boyfriend Taylor Swift wrote her latest song about! No thank you, sir!
Sofia: No fears whatsoever. I'm putting it all on the line, and I've accepted that what people see is what people see!
Michael: I know I'm not the strongest physically, and it's been very clear in the last few missions. Hopefully videos of my challenge fails don't go viral on TikTok!
Miranda: I'd like to say I'm not scared. But I definitely am! I just hope people think I am a decent person. And if they don't remember anything else about me, they remember me as nice.
Eric: I am a little worried about being open about who I am on TV, and fearful that people may boycott the show just because of that, because there are many people who would call for boycotting, or even the show being taken off air, because of me. I'm sure this won't have any major repercussions on my adult life, though.
Angela: I'm scared I haven't been the best version of myself on the show. I'm worried the way I acted to Eric at first will haunt me forever. It probably will, to be honest. I just hope not to act anything like that again, and I want to take this opportunity to learn from my behaviour.
