At the La Mina camp, Sally was experiencing just about the worst feeling you can have on survivor, well at least if you haven't broken a bone or fallen into a fire. She was the only one in tribal council that didn't vote for Misty to go home. That means that she was out of the loop and had no allies. It also makes her the obvious target to go home and can leave you feeling isolated. And as if to prove that point, she goes up to some of the guys as they are making fire and sort of sits there saying hello, but nobody says anything to her. I know that these people don't care that she exists, but the least you could do for her is acknowledge her at camp. You don't even have to speak, even a simple head nod would do.

Even worse for Sally was that Dan decided that Ruth Marie would be a "perfect fit" to be in his alliance, and he asked her if she wanted to go to the final five. Does anybody have a clue at what "perfect fit" means in this case? I guess you could say that Dan wanted somebody else who was grossly thin so he wouldn't be the weakest in his alliance. This is clearly an example of an overzealous sidekick (Dan) trying to prove himself to his master (Terry). Dan thinks that if he brings more numbers into their merge, Terry will be proud of him. In reality, there is no reason to add to a final four alliance, especially in Survivor. What were the chances Ruth Marie, who can barely speak for herself, was going to bolt to the other side after the merge and start voting against La Mina? Dan was so proud, saying the alliance was strong and would make it to the merge. Well, no shit, since there is only one person not in the alliance, the entire alliance will probably make it. All of that dried-up food and drinking your recycled pee must do something to your brain.