SURVIVOR: B VOLCOM: Juli Edition :D

[Juli :D]

I'm tired of waiting for Ben! Curse you Ben!
Just kidding

And I wanted to write my own Survivor Story, because it seemed fun!
So, I'll give you a week to get acquainted with our 24 castaways, and research where it's taking place, because i just picked a random island called Rapa Nui in the Pacific Ocean! Haha.
anyway, each tribemate has a quote next to their name about their predictions of the game or the impressions of their tribe. Or something like that.

BANAKI: [tribe color: Orange]

~Maeve: "I know our tribe may not look strong, but we have awesome stage presence. That could carry me through this whole game.

~Angelo: "I LOVE SURVIVOR! I think my physical abilities and mental conditions will make me a top competitor. Plus, I'm ready to bring it ON!

~Colleen: "I'm so excited to meet my tribe, and just play the game for what it really is: a war. It's true, you can quote me.

~Tom: "I know I'm smarter than everyone on my tribe. Maybe even stronger. I have my strategy all played out. It's foolproof.

~Emily: "We have some strong physical people, and I think if our tribe works together, we will come out on top!

~Ben: "I'm really scared of Exile Island. I hope I never get sent there. I know I'll align myself with the right people, so if their is an idol there, I'll know.

~KerryAnn: "I'm tired of people saying I'm weak. I'm out here to prove to others and myself I can accomplish anything, and I feel great.

~John: "I'm just here to get over some personal problems that have been going on. But I know I'm strong enough to overcome anything.

~Cassie: "I'm here to show people I'm not as shy as I look. And my strategy couldn't be better. So I guess I'm just here to win. No matter what.

~James: "It's not winning, it's how you play the game. I believe I have a plan to play the game exceptionally well.

~Juli: "I'm here for fun. And the money, of course. And maybe some new friends. And I have a great tribe. All in all, i'm pretty content.

~Harrison: "WE WILL DOMINATE. I know i'm a strong opponent, and that may put a target on my back. Well so be it.

And that's Banaki! Our first tribe! Here's the second;

RORUKA: [tribe color: purple]

~Camille: "Our tribe is like, beast. I'm not really nervous for the challenges, and I know who to watch out for. I'm all set."

~Sam: "Come on, Jeff! You're killing me putting me on a tribe with these buffoons! Good luck getting them to do a single thing."

~Jackie: "Oh my gosh! I'm so happy to be here! I just want to make new friends and prove to people that girls are strong too!"

~Brian: "I think I've got a solid strategy, that I'm sure will come out soon. I'm not the most honest person, but I'm definitely cunning. Good... or bad?

~Mary: "What have I gotten myself into? These Survivor amateurs are really no match for my brains. I sit back, relax, and enjoy my tribe's chaos."

~Evan: "I'm here for new inspiration. And stuff. And to get in shape! My tribe is awesome! I couldn't be happier.

~Sierra: "Are you kidding me? This tribe is a bunch of dumb butts! And the other tribe is stupid too. And I think there is an alien on our tribe..."

~Dominic: "YAY! I love our tribe. If I keep everyone focused, but amused, I think we'll all work together and prevail in the end."

~Catherine: "Great. There's nothing I'd love more than to spend forty days on an island with nothing but rice and people. Ah, better than history class."

~Kyle: "I will annihilate everyone. I'm the smartest here, no question. If i align myself with other smart people, we will make it to the end!"

~Bronte: "I'm so excited to be here! Everyone's been telling me I'll never last, but I'm hoping my social game can pull me towards the end."

~Sean: "Strategy: Align myself with one person. It's the obvious thing! Plus, I've seen this in movies all the time! Just trick the others or something."

And that's Roruka. Hopefully You get to know and love these characters as the episodes go on
Part One, Episode One Airs on Friday, March 12th. Be ready!

[anonymous]

Haha thank you Juli.

[anonymous]

and by the way, Rapa Nui? just so everybody knows, thats Easter Island!

[survivorfan101]

my quote is insane. haha. luv it. "What have I gotten myself into? These Survivor amateurs are really no match for my brains. I sit back, relax, and enjoy my tribe's chaos."

[Juli :D]

evan: I knew it! Haha, I was too lazy to google it, and so I just decided to tell everyone i didn't know what it was. but i had a feeling it was easter island. haha.

mary: lol! i tried to make it sound like everybody. I think I like Sierra's the best

[anonymous]

Sierra is right... :}

[lipglosschica]

niice

[john]

finally more stories!! and i dont have personal problems!

[anonymous]

Well Juli wrote it and shes going to mess you up real bad

[survivorfan101]

yeah. she is goin to demolish ur reputation

[anonymous]

BELLUM URBANUM!!!

[survivorfan101]

SPEAK ENGLISH!! NOT ALL OF US CAN SPEAK LATIN!!

[john]

i dont have a reputatioun to mess up!! in can only get better, not worse!

[Juli :D]

im not going to mess anyone's rep up. jeez.

[Juli :D]

**Note: If a person's name is in bold, it mean's their in the 'interview' part.
**Another Note: The person's color indicates which tribe their on in the interview parts.

THE FIRST EPISODE: PART ONE
>>part two coming Sunday

Episode One, Part One: Barrels of Fun

The roaring Pacific Ocean hurtles crashing waves towards the white-sand beaches of Rapa Nui, where Survivor: B Volcom is taking place. Two small rowboats paddle in, carrying 24 people into the game of Survivor.
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Ben: Wow. I’m worried ten minutes into the game. I know this game can be hard on you physically, but the social game is most important. We may not have great physical assets to our tribe, but If I play the game like I intended to, I know anyone who comes with me will be led right to the top.
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The boats passed two small flags in the water, one orange and a few meters away the other one was purple. The two tribes, Banaki and Roruka, pull their boats ashore and there is a chest waiting for them right off the bat.
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Mary: Right away I knew it was a challenge. It was going to be like, starting our camps or flint as the reward. Or something like that.
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Emily tried to open the chest but soon realized there was a lock on it, and she looked at everyone and shrugged. Sierra mumbled, “Smart,” under her breath, and Emily shot her a deathly glare. Sam spotted a not hanging off the side of the chest. He picked it up and read aloud, ‘Welcome to your first challenge. It started right when you enter the beach of Rapa Nui. You have ten minutes from that point to gather the barrels of supplies, each weighing twenty pounds, hanging up in the trees. Keep in mind, the boats will only hold sixty pounds of supplies. Load up the boat and paddle out to the flags. First tribe to do this wins their barrels.’
Sam looked up only to see that Banaki had already begun to run to the barrels in the trees. Sam called his tribe over, immediately appearing to assume the role of the leader.
“You, you, and I,” he pointed to Brian, Evan, and himself, “We will climb the trees and retrieve the barrels. Im thinking we look for flint, a tarp, and fishing gear. The rest of you work on turning the boat around, except for you three,” he looked over at Camille, Dominic, and Jackie. “Pick either me or these two guys and help us carry the chests back to the boat. Let’s get moving!” They all spun around and did their job.
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Sam: I really didn’t mean to assume the position of leader, but I talked and they listened, so what can I say, you know? It’s just one of my many natural born talents.
--
Meanwhile, Tom, John, Harrison, Angelo, Juli, and Maeve had returned carrying three barrels filled with basic supplies. One: Rice and Corn, Two: Shelter Supplies, and Three: Fishing Gear. The rest of the tribe was having horrible trouble turning their boat around.
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KerryAnn: That had got to be the heaviest thing I had ever lifted in my entire life. I guarantee you it was heavier than my house. But about as much trouble as I was having, my tribe mate next to me was having it ten times worse than me.
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Ben struggled turning the boat around, lifting it for about five seconds before he couldn’t take the weight. Cassie stood up and yelled, “Guys, on three! One! Two! Three!” They lifted with all their might and got the boat about halfway turned, when the rest of their tribe decided it would be best if they helped. With all of them working at it, it should get done in a flash.
Roruka soon came out with its three barrels of fishing gear, shelter supplies, and flint. Little did they know that the barrel labeled flint had pretty much 19 pounds of brick, since flint didn’t way that much.
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Evan: Holy krud! I told everyone I’d get the flint, thinking it would be the lightest! It’s definitely the heaviest! I know flint isn’t that heavy. It’s got to be filled with other supplies, or something!
--
Roruka turned the boat around with ease, slipping each of the barrels in swiftly as well. They all climbed in, grabbed a paddle and started paddling as fast and frantically as everyone could.
Banaki finally got everything in their boat, but Roruka had a definite lead. Cassie stood up and started screaming “Right! Right! Right!” she would pause in between for the rest of her tribe to yell left, which really helped their paddling strokes speed up. In only one minute, it was neck and neck.
Twenty seconds left in the ten minute challenge they started with, and each tribe was only ten seconds away. Cassie’s strategy working perfectly, Banaki grabs hold of the flag first, and Jeff Probst comes running out of the jungle and shouts, “Banaki, wins reward!”
There was screaming from their boat, but Jeff soon quieted them down, “Now they must choose one member from the opposing tribe, and one member of their tribe, to go to exile island. Who’s it gonna be, guys?”
They huddled together, consulting for a few minutes, when they finally decided, “Uhh, the guy in the striped shirt,” they pointed to Evan. “And me,” Colleen stepped out of the tribes circle in the boat.
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Juli: I did NOT expect Colleen to volunteer like that. For real? Exile? Although it kind of makes me nervous, since it’s more than one person. But what can I do? At least I’ll be in the loop back at camp.
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“Alright, Colleen and Evan, pick up your bags and paddle back to sure with your tribe, but after that, you’re coming with me,” Jeff smiled. “And as for the rest of you! There’s a key buried somewhere in the sand on this beach. First tribe to find it picks their beach.” Then he sat down on top of the chest and waited for them to come ashore.
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Kyle: A lot of people will probably take Colleen for stupid as volunteering to go to exile, but I’ve seen the trick before. And I’m definitely keeping a close watch on Evan. That’s all I’ll say…
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Both boats got back to shore, and before anyone could say “Survivor”, Jackie picks up the golden key to unlock the chest. She shrieks and jumps up and down, and Catherine rolls her eyes. “What’s in the chest?” Jackie asks energetically.
“The maps to your new camp. Roruka, I’ll give you a minute to discuss,”
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Catherine: I know an annoying person when I see one. Jackie: annoying. She practically jumped off the Earth when she found the stupid key. Yeah, I’m happy we get to choose our beach, but is it that big of a deal? Ugh...
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Jackie hollers, “WE CHOOSE CAMP ONE!” Jeff nods and hands her the map. “Each camp has a secret storage bin. Maybe you’ll find it.” Jeff walked back into the jungle mysteriously. Roruka set off to the left, and Banaki went to the right, each in their separate boats.

END.