Pokemon – Page 3 – A Piece, of the Sky

I said last week JC only needed to win two comps. Well, here we are.

JC won the HOH, by one point. Kaycee was not competitive.

King JC is back!! It was looking dodgy for a minute, but JC will be the one to sit at the final chess game, with Tyler! I always predicted JC, the Merciful – author of the epic Kaitlyn hinky vote – would slay the dragon, one day.

Our Van Helsing will get Vampire Tyler, in the end! He was always in my Final Five.

Also, while we’re on the subject of self-calls:

September 14^th:

“I grew up listening to my parents watching BB. @JulieChen is a part of my life. I hope she stays on BB.”

Julie Chen is staying on BB forever!

Sam just couldn’t deal with the #FakeLife. As I said, throughout the season, Sam was always one of my favorite players. She lasted a long time, and is only the second one to go, in my Final Five. Sam was authentic and sincere. She’s a real person. Sam for AFP!

I also hope Sam doesn’t vote for Tyler. I have always maintained that Tyler is a villain. Obviously, strategically and socially Tyler is a very smart player but one of the 48 Laws of Power, #46, is to ‘never be too perfect.’ Everything was coming up roses for Tyler. It’s only human nature, to root for him to be knocked down a few pegs.

The hero or the anti-hero is never perfect. He or she is always flawed. Heroes are real people – dirty, messy, real people – people like Sam.

Tyler treated Sam like trash. And Sam never revealed his secret, about the power app, unlike Rachel – who told the entire house, about Bay’s power app. So, I hope, in the jury, Sam leads the cavalry, in the vote against Tyler. JC got his heart ripped to shreds by Tyler. I continue to hope JC wins. Crush ‘em, JC!

Game recognizes game; rat recognizes rat.

JC has played a bang-up game. He’s definitely a Tier 2 player. But as I have mentioned, a couple of times before, JC has a real blind spot, when it comes to Tyler.

Remember, one of the #48LawsOfPower is ‘Don’t Commit to Anyone.’ This doesn’t mean don’t get married; it means don’t believe in someone, so much, that you could completely overlook the possibility that said person, might be lying to you.

JC has had an otherwise airtight, rock-solid game, but his inability to see that Tyler has a Final Two, with Kaycee and a showmance, with Angela, defies all logic, at this point.

Angela has now put JC and Sam up on the block. The hammer is coming down. Why would Tyler risk alienating Kaycee, by backdooring her, at this late stage, in the game, when they have had a bulletproof Final Two, for this entire season?

JC still doesn’t even know Level 6 exists. Heck, before yesterday, JC didn’t even know that Angela used to be a professional athlete.

There’s a ton of things that JC doesn’t know, even though he’s done so much for Tyler and Level 6. JC was Tyler’s cat’s paw. Tyler was the monkey that used JC’s paw, to get the chestnuts, out of the fire. JC is about to get burned, instead of him.

JC has put all his eggs, into Tyler’s basket! He has no one else! It’s too late to go back to Angela and Kaycee and either turn them against each other or get one of them to work with him, to get rid of Tyler.

Angela never liked JC, anyway. JC and Sam have always been friends, but their friendship hasn’t really translated into power, in the game. JC doesn’t have a paddle left, on this creek!

JC will definitely win, if he can get to the end. JC would need to win, at least, two competitions, now, just to give him a sturdy footing against the Three – Tyler, Angela and Kaycee. Tangela and Kaycee have swept the competitions and ran the game, since almost a month ago.

It turns out that most of the Level 6 fans were Brett fans. Brett was the consummate showman, but now the Brett fans are waking up – and finally becoming Anti-Tyler. Tyler’s mask has been slipping more and more, lately. Laugh at Sam all you want, but Tyler is a snake; he’s a snitch.

My prediction, that Tyler’s ice-cold, vampire nature would rise to the surface, is coming to fruition. “Tell your friends,” indeed. Tyler better stay “two steps ahead,” because JC, Kaycee and even Sam, could still win, at this point.