As SURVIVOR: PEARL ISLANDS forged ahead, the imbalance between the Morgan and Drake tribes widened. Three times was not a charm for the Morgan tribe as the depleted crew was forced to endure yet another dreadful Tribal Council.

Lillian Morris, the 51-year-old scout troop leader from Cincinnati, Ohio, was voted out of the tribe in a five-to-one vote. Lillian simply proved to be the most dispensable member of the already dwindling tribe, which sent her packing on the ninth night. Upon leaving Tribal Council, Lillian reflected on her time spent on the island: "It does seem to be a game of a lot of deceit and a lot of lying…and I'm not really good at that."

MORGAN TAKES INVENTORY

As day seven dawned, the exhausted Morgan tribe quietly pondered their misfortunes. For the wounded crew of castaways, it was a time for reflection, prayer and sleep. "Every tribemate has an obligation to the tribe that you have to check your mental infirmities at the door, get rid of those, and just suck it up and do what you need to do," noted tribe leader Andrew Savage, the 40-year-old attorney from Chicago, Illinois.