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SURVIVOR: PANAMA
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| TOO LITTLE TOO LATE: SHAWNA MITCHELL VOTED OUT | ||
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March 19, 2003 On night 18, after a heartbreaking Tribal Council, Shawna Mitchell, the 24-year-old retail sales woman from Redwood City, California, was voted out of the Jaburu tribe in a 4-2 vote. Shawna's energy peaked with the arrival of the men at camp. However, her romantic interest in Alex Bell, the 32-year-old triathlon trainer from Los Angeles, California, wasn't enough to save her, and she became the sixth person voted out of SURVIVOR: THE AMAZON. As her torch was extinguished, Shawna looked back on her time spent in the Amazon: "I went through so much in this brief amount of time here. I don't think I have had a bigger crash course on life." ( Shawna's Final Words )
TEAMWORK   Returning to camp after Tribal Council, where Jeanne Hebert had been voted out of the tribe, Tambaqui discussed the reasoning behind the vote. "We have to go forward, and there is no guarantee that there is going to be a merger, so we have to now work together as a team," noted Roger Sexton, the 56-year-old vice president of estimating from Valencia, California. Afraid of being voted out, Christy Smith, the 24-year-old adventure guide from Basalt, Colorado, thanked her tribe for respecting the qualities that have kept her in the game.
THE FLIRT  After brushing his teeth for the first time in sixteen days, a refreshed Matthew Von Ertfelda, the 33-year-old restaurant designer from Washington, DC, explained why he felt grateful for the tribal switch. "Coming over here was a huge change for the better," he admitted, "I felt like my head was on the chopping block while I was at Tambaqui."
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