Post by doolgirl on May 12, 2016 18:48:42 GMT -5
Week 1 Diary Room Questions:
1. What is your initial strategy for this game?
- My initial strategy is to align myself with some strong people (Jake, Brad, Adam) and hope I can ride along for a bit before I make anyone too upset.
2. Who is your closest ally thus far?
-Shockingly enough it is Jake. My sworn enemy from the last time I participated in this game. For all I know he is completely playing me, but he had my back when I was missing in action which says a lot. I have been talking to Red a lot too and I think I can form a bond there. Taylor and I played together before and I am counting on an alliance there too.
3. Do you think that anyone lied to you in the first competition? Do you know that anyone lied to you in the first competition?
- Well I didn't participate at all in the first competition, but I don't think anyone lied to me yet no.
4. What was your favorite class in high school, and why?
-Math! I always have loved numbers, mostly because math is the same in every culture. 2+2 will always be four no matter what country your from or what language you speak.
1. What is your initial strategy for this game?
- My initial strategy is to align myself with some strong people (Jake, Brad, Adam) and hope I can ride along for a bit before I make anyone too upset.
2. Who is your closest ally thus far?
-Shockingly enough it is Jake. My sworn enemy from the last time I participated in this game. For all I know he is completely playing me, but he had my back when I was missing in action which says a lot. I have been talking to Red a lot too and I think I can form a bond there. Taylor and I played together before and I am counting on an alliance there too.
3. Do you think that anyone lied to you in the first competition? Do you know that anyone lied to you in the first competition?
- Well I didn't participate at all in the first competition, but I don't think anyone lied to me yet no.
4. What was your favorite class in high school, and why?
-Math! I always have loved numbers, mostly because math is the same in every culture. 2+2 will always be four no matter what country your from or what language you speak.