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Both do not deserve it, only for the use of femininity as a means of seeking mercy

Ella and Shira are the most sensible candidates for last-minute dismissal - just before the women’s final of VIP Survival.

Victims, manipulative-based manipulations and an entire game in which they did almost nothing?

I'm sorry, I did not order my women's alliance that way

Anat Nissani

29/03/2022

29/03/2022

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Hi, my name is Anat and I am a woman, but the Women's Alliance did not really excite me.

I mean, at least not as an idea.

It felt to me a bit like that fashion show, where they dressed Shira Iscove in a strapless dress and sent her to model - an act that may sound good as a title but stays there, flat and with no real meaning for the subject it represents.

In short, I did not connect.

Until there were four last survivors left on the island.

Suddenly when it turned from an idea into a reality, something moved me.

I saw four women who survived to the most advanced stage of the game, ousted strong players and fought the last immunity mission until exhaustion.

I really expected to see them continue to fight each other like lionesses and do everything to secure their place, as I would expect from any other player who would stand a step before the final of survival.

But then came yesterday's episode.

I'll put aside for a moment Jackie, whose place in the final is already guaranteed, and Odelia, who's pretty clear that nothing threatens her place.

They both really earned their place honestly.

As for Ella and Shira, on the other hand, the two who remain and only on Wednesday will we understand which of them will get a place in the final - I'm sorry.

This is not how I ordered my women's alliance.

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Moral dilemma - Jackie and Odelia are debating who to leave (Photo: Screenshot, Network 13 VIP Survival)

It's a little funny because these are two women so different from each other - Tel Aviv artist education, the educated, elitist and serious feminist, and the popular, funny ones, who make a living from reality, draw fat and re-inject it and for a moment do not take themselves seriously - but in the last episode I realized They are similar.

It's clear to both of them that they're in the crosshairs, but instead of taking away from them the fighting spirit and the famous female power they so enjoy boasting about (oh Wonderwell? Gorzles!), They both opt for a tactic of sacrifice and sacrifice, each from its own place.

Poetry again mentions the insults and social hardships she experienced, while Ella addresses her diamond-clad heart and reminds her that she is poor and really needs a million.

One can try to say that this is a strategy, but it is not one that I value, for exactly the same reason that I do not value the "I deserve" approach to accepting things in life just because I am a woman.

Firstly, my femininity is not a weakness, secondly, even if it was a weakness I prefer to use it as a drive rather than as a means of seeking mercy, and thirdly, for most of the things in which this argument is said, it is also irrelevant.

Just as the state of the bank account or the insults of the survivors are irrelevant to the question of who deserves to reach the final.

And besides, the strategy of saying a strategy about anything that comes out of your mouth is not really a strategy, it's just an attempt to minimize the damage you created when you said things that went in the wrong direction, poetry.

I do not expect anyone (or anyone, for that matter) to be an iron woman who never shows weakness.

Definately not.

But I want to see in the female final of Survival women who knew how to fight, take their place and earn it honestly, who managed, despite the difficulty, to overcome and not choose the easy way and find someone to pity them.

Neither poetry nor these meet these criteria, but one of them will have to be chosen at the end, so there is no choice but to try to figure out who is more worthy:

Disappeared or stolen?

Ella and Jackie "look for" the note (Photo: Screenshot, Network 13 Survival VIP)

The index

Strategy

I must attribute in favor of Shira that she at least tried to produce some strategically valuable arguments as well, noting that it was better to reach the finals with her.

But here too - why does it have to be from the miserable place of "no one will vote for me"?

And why do you think your social difficulties are a reason why you deserve a final?

You went through a process, it's true, you faced difficulties, but others also had difficulties, some of them really similar, and they also played the game.

Still, bottom line, it's better than the arguments of those who have summed up paranoia, conspiracy theories and "you already have money, well, give up lol what a bad thing!".

In this index, the victory goes badly in the minority and Shira gets a quarter point.

in heaven, in both, so each gets ten points.

Negativity, yes?

Only in the final episodes, after a (probably well-intentioned) gossip saga by Jackie and Odelia, have we seen Shira and Ella open coconuts for the first time in the game.

From the fire test, apparently, they both rattle because again - a whole month on a lonely island was not enough reason to experiment with the experience so they have no idea what to do.

At least Shira tried in yesterday's episode to practice lighting a fire, while she looked at the horizon and thought about her fate.

But Ella was also involved in a few moves throughout the season, while Shira was completely passive and remembered to try to make a move only on the last day.

Therefore, poetry gets only one point, and those get 4 points.

I do not know how relevant it is to the game but I could not help but be disappointed when Shira cracked the "Do not get in my wallet" manifesto and then in front of Ella acted as if everything was fine.

Ella, on the other hand, was very direct and for that she deserves a point.

The result: singing with minus 7.75, those with minus 5.

Ostensibly, Ella is the winner.

Although she was not the most wow survivor I'm sick of her, I admit, and may have let my judgment be affected by it, but the truth is I can not in quiet conscience crown a woman who for an entire season lets everyone call her "these" in malay and says nothing.

On the other hand, Shira will not accept my vote either, if only because she insisted on calling the veto bracelet: "the instrument".

Conclusion: In a revised world, Zohar would return to the game in a special lifeline program, with all due respect to the Women's Alliance.

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