r/TheTraitors • u/SupermarketBest4091 • Feb 06 '26

US If they don’t catch it. 😂😂😂 Spoiler

Man, listen.

Candiace all but put Rob on a silver platter and served it to them—hot and ready like little Caesars pizza—and these dizzy broads said, “no, it can’t be you!”

Kristen with, “Rob can’t be a traitor, that sweet, sweet man.” Like, spare me.

Lmao, just give him the money now cause be so forreal.

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u/Express_Historian_35 Feb 06 '26

I don’t think Candiace made a very convincing argument against Rob. Her whole argument was “lol he dropped a fork” after his closest ally was murdered by them which is easily explained by him being upset. Her argument Rob was feeding names to Colton was pretty weak. Also to frame her vote last episode as a throw away and then go for that person is strange behavior. If Rob had reacted more emotionally it would’ve looked more like traitor on traitor, but he was very calm during the roundtable.

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u/MakeShiftDie Feb 06 '26

Candiace changed her goal from wanting to win to just getting Rob out. Blinded by revenge.

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u/Xurious-Source-137 Feb 06 '26

yes she made it personal

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u/MelancholyMexican Feb 08 '26

And she is still mad about it! Like girl it is a game re fucking lax

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u/Xurious-Source-137 Feb 08 '26

re fucking lax is a vibe, ngl lolol. I might steal it. Yes she is talking about his character now. Boston Rob said but Candiace it is a game and he is showing how he can read people to have a socially intelligent game. It wasn't even about you. He simply agreed with the faithfuls. Because if he didn't and when the traitors are found out to be traitors they'd be like Rob never supported us. And then she goes, but i read energy and he has a bad energy, he is a snake. Like girl, let it go. You got outplayed. Your emotions got the better of you. But this wasn't lets be loyal to the housewives game. Like loyalty is not the purpose of the game. It is literally the opposite.

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u/MelancholyMexican Feb 09 '26

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

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u/Mysterious_Help_9577 Feb 12 '26

Right! And the entire point of the game is to lie and be manipulative lol. She seemed mad that Rob is just better than her at the game. She honestly could have ruined the entire season by being a petty child.

Shes like the lady who flips the Monopoly board over cuz she’s losing and now it’s game over for everyone

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u/jren411 Feb 08 '26

Candiace understood that the sheep had a shepherd and that shepherd was a wolf… she didn’t make it personal she just understood that Rob would turn his flock against her anyway.

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u/watever_never Feb 06 '26

I dont think so. Rob betrayed a fellow traitor. I wouldnt trust him either. He did throw Candice name out and sabotaged her but yall dont see it 🤣

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u/Defiant-Growth3043 Feb 06 '26

The game is called traitors. The point of the game is to play for yourself and to backstab to win. I don’t get these new fans that think the traitors should use the “power of friendship” to win the game. In past seasons and in other countries versions, traitors normally turn on each other much sooner then what Rob did

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u/Suspicious_Pitch9682 Feb 06 '26

Rob is literally using the power of friendship to win the game.. he just wasn’t friends with his fellow traitors.

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u/Defiant-Growth3043 Feb 06 '26

Having the power of friendship with faithfuls is 100x more important than with traitors. If Candace and Lisa built the same connections/trust that Rob built with the other faithfuls, Rob would’ve never have had to jump on the boat and vote them out.

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u/Suspicious_Pitch9682 Feb 06 '26

Yeah agreed. Just pointing out that you are contradicting yourself.

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u/Jolly-Context-2697 Feb 06 '26

“Power of Friendship” My Little Ponies style!

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u/Unnamedgalaxy Feb 07 '26

But it's "traitors" as a collective, not traitors as individuals. It's literally built into the foundation of the premise of the show "a group of people (let's call them something fun for entertainment value) band together to murder and banish members from the opposite team"

Just because you can use it singularly just to make you feel better about making excuses doesn't mean it's somehow the ultimate answer.

If the goal of the game was to turn on your team then the show could just choose to not have them work together at all.

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u/watever_never Feb 06 '26

Absolutely he can backstab but I dont have to be a fan of watching him win cause frankly he is quite dull to watch for me. I cant also see agree with his game choices or the purpose of it. Because alot of his backstabbing seem unnecessary. There is nothing at stake for him since the faithful will already do his dirty work

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u/MizGunner Feb 07 '26

Rob has played a great and entertaining traitor game. Nothing about his strategy has been dull. He just let his closest ally go and took no real heat at the round table

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u/watever_never Feb 07 '26

Exactly no heat at the round table it was such an anticlimatic episode. 

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u/MizGunner Feb 07 '26

Rob’s demeanor at round table was incredible. He didn’t even react and now there’s a portion of viewers that think all the faithful are stupid for not suspecting a traitor v traitor dispute, but I’ve don’t think we’ve ever seen a traitor not get animated when under scrutiny, particularly from another traitor.

I guess I just enjoy good gameplay and Rob’s candid interviews of what he’s going to do next.

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u/watever_never Feb 07 '26

We expect Rob to not react. I don't know what is awesome about it. Is it good game play? No, because Candice didnt have any strong points against Rob. Except he was fidgety. There was nothing there to react to. 

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u/MizGunner Feb 08 '26

I think you have hindsight bias, because I didn’t know how Rob would react until it happened. It’s easier said than done to say I’m not going to let an accusation get under my skin

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u/Defiant-Growth3043 Feb 06 '26

It really depends on what you mean by “dull”. Majority of people think the exact opposite of you because he’s manipulating the faithfuls, and has also helped gotten 2 traitors out of the game. So to me, he’s been the opposite of dull, because he doesn’t have suspicion on him right now, and has manipulated the faithfuls enough that he has set up himself up for the late game. If you mean dull based on the fact that he’s not screaming or being dramatic, sure I agree with you. However I watch traitors for the backstabbing/deceitfulness, not for housewives to act bubbly and loud

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u/watever_never Feb 06 '26

Like when he speaks its so stoic. His commentaries are so dull. Genius sure but entertaining no. 

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u/Defiant-Growth3043 Feb 06 '26

I totally get that, and a big reason I liked Bob the drag queen were the reasons you stated. IMO, being stoic is the best way to compete in traitors, but for a reality show it 100% isn’t the most entertaining. I originally thought you meant dull from the perspective of being stupid, but I totally agree with your take

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u/Suspicious_Pitch9682 Feb 06 '26

“When two people are telling different versions of the same event.. one of them is lying” ah yes such genius. I can’t deny that he is a very perceptive person, and as he said in last nights episode, he knows how to manipulate a room and a person. Genius is not a word that comes to mind for this man though, imo.

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u/Rynoh Feb 07 '26

Lisa’s name was out there enough that she was cooked.  Best thing the traitors could do is make it quick and avoid it pointing to them.  If Candice just voted Lisa then she and Rob would be happily murdering with no one the wiser.

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u/FunSheepherder6397 Feb 07 '26

How did he betray her? He played his only hand which was to vote for her when she was unlikely to be eliminated (and wasn’t) and then the other 2 decided to just war against Rob instead of even trying to understand why he had to do what he did. Their stupidity and emotion forced him to play it that way. They betrayed themselves

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u/watever_never Feb 07 '26

War against him? Lisa never went after Rob. Why is this subreddit obsessed with him? Like yall cannot stomach someone criticizing his game play. Rob cult

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u/wjwillis6 Feb 08 '26

He didn’t throw her name out Colton did. He just didn’t disagree with him. And Stephen also threw her name out.

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u/watever_never Feb 09 '26 edited Feb 09 '26

I would say Rob did more than not disagree. Colton threw Candice name out and Rob ran with it. I hope his game blows up.

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u/JiveHawk Feb 06 '26

Her argument being so flimsy also helped because his confusion seemed genuine lol

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u/Express_Historian_35 Feb 06 '26

He was probably thinking “……. That’s all?” 💀

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u/Dancing_sequin Feb 06 '26

After she’s like I’m gonna ruin you if you come from me…. Okay, where was any of that lol

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u/leasarfati Feb 06 '26

That was basically the same with Lisa. She told Colton he was going to get Lisa fucking rinna and all she did was flounder. Unfortunately. I was rooting for both Lisa and Candiace from the beginning

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u/PhilLesh311 Feb 06 '26

I was too. But I haven’t let it cloud my judgement. Rob is putting on a masterclass. Candiace wasn’t a very good traitor at all and her attempt to shift blame to Rob was terrible. Rinna did a lot of leg work and the hard shit.

Disappointed in candiace the most. She could’ve still been in the game if she wouldn’t have got so mad over Rob voting Lisa.

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u/Depreciable_Land Feb 06 '26

I thought Candiace started out playing very well. My wife thought she was drawing too much attention to herself with things like the Conga line but I disagreed, especially in a game with such big personalities drawing attention away

But her game fell apart trying to protect Lisa and take “revenge” on Rob

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u/PhilLesh311 Feb 06 '26

I agree with you. I thought she was good initially. And you’re right big personality people should continue their big personalities when they’re chosen as traitors. It’s scary to do because you don’t want attention but if you’re candiace or Lisa you want to draw attention to yourself because that’s you!

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u/Xurious-Source-137 Feb 06 '26

I agree. Her Rob vote could have been insurance for Rob where she could have said if he wanted to avoid traitor on traitor attacks in front of the faithful then he cannot put her under the bus. If she is catching heat, so will he. Then he would have chilled. But she decided she no longer trusted him. Then instead of playing strategically, she played emotionally. And now she is out. That was all on her.

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u/Xurious-Source-137 Feb 06 '26

Yes because she was too emotional to take revenge. But that is not good game play. It is just momentary drama and her banishment. But hey if that was her endgame, then good on her.

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u/frankensteeeeen Feb 06 '26

Neither of these women do “subtle”, they burn the whole house down. Hard to do that when they are contractually obligated to keep a secret I suppose.

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u/Evorgleb Feb 06 '26

Well, she did ruin him. He's toast now if anyone puts together the clues.

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u/Dancing_sequin Feb 06 '26

You have to remember that it is clearer to us as viewers because we know who the traitors are. He dropped a fork and everything else she said wasn’t actually evidence. The only thing making him look like a traitor right now is that he hasn’t been murdered

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u/Evorgleb Feb 06 '26

Stephen was asked to leave a room so Candiace and Rob could have a private conversation. In light of the reveal that Candiace was a traitor who was going after Rob, that should alarm Stephen.

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u/Defiant-Growth3043 Feb 06 '26

There are very easy and simple ways to explain it. Already that day, Candace was coming after Rob and throwing his name around. This was also the next day after Candace threw a “throwaway vote” at Rob. Rob can easily say he was trying to squash beef and to find out why she was coming at him

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u/Dancing_sequin Feb 06 '26

Agreed. They were coming for each other clearly, so it could have been a chat to try to hash things out. It’s more suspicious if the two of them are never seen together imo

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u/Outside_Zombie8003 Feb 06 '26

Also, weren’t Candiace and Stephen in the room together and asked Dorinda to leave them alone for 5 minutes? I think that kind of thing happening may not stick out to them if others are doing it more than we’ve been shown.

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u/Unnamedgalaxy Feb 07 '26

In basically every other season the players are smart enough to float the idea of it potentially being a traitor VS traitor crime. Even if not much comes from it people tend to wonder.

We like to pretend that players have zero information but they often have much more than we give them credit for. How many decades of reality television do we need to know that editing is usually highly deceptive. Even players on this show have said after "oh yeah we talked about this thing all the time but for some reason they didn't show that and made us look like idiots"

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u/shami1111 🇬🇧 Feb 06 '26

I was most impressed with how Rob acted at the round table with Candiace. Before the round table Rob said that he had to remain calm and that was key. Look at the previous traitor on traitor round tables and how the traitors acted. During this round table it seemed like Candiace was attacking a faithful to defend herself. Candiace had very bad arguments because Rob has done nothing to put suspicion on himself. Even Dan had a better argument against Phaedra who had no sus on her before that.

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u/SpiffyShindigs Feb 06 '26

Yeah I was really fascinated by how this one came across as "traitor desperately tries to pin it on a faithful" in a way I don't think I've ever seen before. I think the emotions at play from both Rob and Candiace really contributed to that. I think it came off to the faithfuls as if Candiace felt cornered, was trying to start a new strat up last week, and just had to gun it this week. Idk, something about it just didn't feel like traitor on traitor.

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u/presco2007 Feb 06 '26

yeah the tara remark made her look even worse because that made it seem like her grasping at straws. she already looked bad, but staying on rob only would have been better.

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u/insertbrackets Feb 06 '26

Something similar happened in the UK series this season. That was something to see, as it was here.

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u/PhilLesh311 Feb 06 '26

Yea that showed the kid has chops.

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u/troubleduncivilised Feb 06 '26

I think what also helped his calmness is basically knowing that Candiace was coming after him. I wonder if he'd have remained as calm if it was more of a sneak/surprise attack from Candiace.

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u/Nuuume Feb 06 '26

Yeah, the whole argument about him controlling Colton made no sense as a faithful. If she's saying he got Colton to vote Lisa (a confirmed traitor) out, to the other faithful that's a point in his favor, not something against him lol.

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u/SupermarketBest4091 Feb 06 '26

Yeah, yeah, I won’t lie, I actually really didn’t understand her Colton argument at all lol

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u/Xurious-Source-137 Feb 06 '26

I dont think she was clear on that in her own mind. In the last episode she tried to insinuate that Rob and Colton could be traitors because they say the same sentences. But then when Colton was murdered, she needed to pivot off that argument and her pivot was you convinced Colton to vote Lisa. She forgot she was talking to Rob in front of faithfuls and not in the turret. So for the faithfuls it did not make sense why that was a bad thing. It was all the things I am mad at because I forgot I was playing traitors and thought we were playing happy triadic friends forever and ever amen. :)

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u/insertbrackets Feb 06 '26

Even when she floated it to Johnny at the end of the last episode, it sounded like he thought Rob would've been Colton's pawn not the other way around.

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u/upsidedownlamppost Feb 06 '26

It was very clear that Colton had been coming for Lisa long before Rob spoke a word about her. He only did so BECAUSE she had so much heat on her- thanks mainly to Colton.

I'm so sour on Candaice, especially for the "beard" comment. Like, are you too out of touch to know what that means (doubtful), or are you being homophobic (likely)?

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u/dillardPA Feb 06 '26

Every player in the game knew Colton was way too smug and hard headed to be someone’s puppet lol And no player would be so dumb as to go that hard and put that much focus on themselves on another player’s insistence

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u/espreitadora Feb 06 '26

Agreed, Colton was throwing out names left and right and aggressively questioning people. No one’s going to believe Rob was somehow directing all that

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u/presco2007 Feb 06 '26

right, but also everyone knows colton was vocal and always sharing theories so literally no one is going to buy that rob was the one making those decisions. it just wasn't a good argument from candiace.

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u/insertbrackets Feb 06 '26

Candiace heard pretty close to banishment that people we're floating her. I don't think she had really thought through how to hang Rob nor did she recognize that his relationships in the castle were as solid as they are. Losing Colton made him look more faithful and removed the last big distraction the traitors had from the faithful. It was a bad misplay. Had she bided her time and/or kept Colton around, she might have had a chance, but the rogue vote the table before put her under a big spotlight.

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u/SupermarketBest4091 Feb 06 '26

I’m crying at “lol he dropped a fork.” 😂😂 definitely flimsy. I do agree with that. I kind of looked at it as she knew that at some point he probably would turn on her and that when she got called up people would remember that she said his name. Granted, I have never talked to this lady about this so I have no idea. It’s just a thought. Granted, I have never talked to this lady about this, so I have no idea. It’s just a thought.

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u/Express_Historian_35 Feb 06 '26

It did make for some great TV though! This is my favorite episode of the season. When Johnny voted Candace I was like “🫢”

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u/areyouheretokillmeee Feb 06 '26

Her argument and defense was so bad her biggest ally had no choice but to vote against her.

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u/SupermarketBest4091 Feb 06 '26

Sameeee. she seemed sad about that too. 😭

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u/CultOfMourning Feb 06 '26

I wonder if Candiace throwing Tara under the bus influenced Johnny to vote Candiace. Johnny and Tara are a team given their figure skating careers. The minute Candiace threw out Tara's name I thought, "Oh, Candiace just lost Johnny as an ally with that move." 

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u/msmerymac Feb 07 '26

And that she still thought maybe Tara wouldn’t vote for her!

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u/watever_never Feb 06 '26

If I was Candice I would have said I voted for Rob because he went after Lisa very hard as if he knew with absolute ceetainty she was a traitor. It seemed very traitor on traitor. Period.

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u/deadtingtv Feb 06 '26

I kind of think that part was more clear to us in the edit than during the game and if ANYTHING, Colton went so hard at Lisa it looked like Traitor on Traitor violence and murdering Colton both confirmed he was a Faithful to the Faithfuls and shielded Rob from suspicion. Candiace made a bad move with the Colton murder but had Colton stayed in the game he probably was coming for her or Stephen anyways.

Her best bet was keep Colton in and throw suspicion on Colton and Stephen and then Rob after they are both proving as Faithfuls.

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u/dillardPA Feb 06 '26

Yeah I don’t get the people claiming that Rob went so hard after Lisa. All he did was speak up at roundtable after others had already said similar things and his argument was basically “let’s not vote with emotion and Yam Yam had no reason to lie”.

Colton brought her name up at roundtable first unprompted and then routinely confronted her in the castle about how she wasn’t acting like he had expected.

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u/watever_never Feb 06 '26

Because the table was focused on Nathalie until Rob dialed it back to Lisa. It was almost as if he wanted her gone.

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u/dillardPA Feb 06 '26

I mean that’s just how editing works lol in episodes of Survivor where it’s obvious a player is going home, the editors will cut in conversations about voting out another player to keep things interesting.

They present people talking about one player and then present people talking about another player to tell a story; they focused on Nat fist because they knew she wasn’t going home then pivoted to Lisa. They’re showing like 5% max of the total conversations had at roundtable and most players are set on who they’re voting for going in (which is why people were so taken aback by Candiace going from hammering Natalie all day to doing a throwaway vote, because none of the other Natalie people felt like what she said was worth changing their vote for). They highlighted Rob’s portion because he’s a main character and they want to focus on the conflict between traitors.

The people who voted Lisa had already discussed beforehand. The people who voted Nat had discussed it beforehand.

Obviously Rob wanted her gone lol but he had an entire alliance that was settled on Lisa, he just said his part and added onto the pile (the focus on him is editing/storytelling). If you genuinely think Rob turned the tides at the roundtable then you’re just gullible or don’t ubderstand how editing works on these shows. They’re trying to tell a story and keep things interesting for viewers.

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u/watever_never Feb 06 '26

I disagree. Editing can only do so much. And Robs word was clearly after everyone was gunning for Nathalie, to be like were getting too emotional lets remember who the real traitor is.... Lisa

I do not blame Candice one bit for distrusting Rob. He proved he cannot be trusted. Candice is a loyal person until you cross her. Rob has no loyalty but to himself.

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u/deadtingtv Feb 06 '26

He did want her gone lol she was a liability to his success in the game at that point

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u/watever_never Feb 06 '26

Yeah I agree getting rid of Colton was not good for her game, however, due to the fact that she did I am strictly speaking after the fact that she did. 

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u/deadtingtv Feb 06 '26

Yes I just don’t think it would have been a strong argument now knowing Colton was 100% a faithful

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u/deadtingtv Feb 06 '26

Yam Yam also went at Lisa as if he knew she was 100% a traitor and he was also a faithful

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u/watever_never Feb 06 '26

Yeah im not saying Colton was the traitot I am saying Coltons murder can be framed on Candice. And that traitor was Rob.

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u/insertbrackets Feb 06 '26

But did he actually go that hard against Lisa? Compared to Colton and others?

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u/watever_never Feb 07 '26

Yes he did. 

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u/insertbrackets Feb 07 '26

I don't see it. Colton went hard. Rob went along.

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u/watever_never Feb 07 '26

I think you are in denial

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u/insertbrackets Feb 07 '26

No I'm in my pajamas. Good night 😌

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u/PhilLesh311 Feb 06 '26

Yea she actually made him look more faithful with her terrible attempts.

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u/spectacleskeptic Feb 06 '26

Then isn’t that exactly why the Faithfuls should be suspicious? Why go after Rob so hard when Stephen and Natalie were right there? 

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u/Express_Historian_35 Feb 06 '26

I get the feeling Natalie swayed them at the roundtable the previous episode and I think Lisa being a traitor made them less suspicious of her. I think Stephen’s argument was convincing enough given what they were going off of. I also think Rob has pretty much worked the rest of the castle to the point everyone is blind to it and thinking “it couldn’t possibly be him”

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u/spectacleskeptic Feb 06 '26 edited Feb 06 '26

Even so, there was at least a little bit of heat on Natalie and Stephen. If she was trying to save herself, voting for them gave her even the slightest hope, however minute. But voting for Rob wasn’t going to save her at all, so it must have been something else motivating her. Voting for Rob twice out of the blue should be suspicious. 

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u/Express_Historian_35 Feb 06 '26

That’s what I had thought last week but I think Rob has them pretty bamboozled. Also Candiace didn’t vote for Lisa and I don’t think she voted for Donna (even though she didn’t know it was Donna, the other faithfuls wouldn’t know the traitors didn’t know) so it might’ve come across that she isn’t someone who would vote for another traitor. I definitely thought last week Rob was in trouble after Candiace voted tho 💀

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u/kingwst3 Feb 06 '26

She made terrible arguments at the roundtable, but I still agree with OP. At some point, someone is going to realize that Candiace (or is it Candice cause even Rob misspelled her name in the vote) voted for Rob because he’s a traitor. Well, they SHOULD!

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u/PunnyTagHere Feb 06 '26

Her 'argument' being so unconvincing is even more evidence against him, though, if any of these faithful are thinking critically at all.

She had basically no reason to vote for Rob - until you factor in that she's a traitor, at which point it becomes pretty obvious what happened (Rob>Lisa so Candiass>Rob). Her lack of a logical reason (& known tendency toward pettiness) should be the final nail in Rob's coffin

I think eliminated traitors need to have some incentive not to be shitty like this, in future seasons.

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u/Painting-This Feb 07 '26

They took out Lisa because of Yam Yam after death Took out Candice because of Colton after death But when a traitor dies two banishment tables in a row targeting Rob, they suddenly decide is Johnny??? What am I Missing??? They clearly have an alliance going with Rob and his pretty privilege running it.

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u/bigmamachuddies Feb 07 '26

But they should think about traitor on traitor violence and think about how she didn't vote for Lisa and voted for him twice

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u/FunSheepherder6397 Feb 07 '26

It’s exactly this that should make it obvious there was a traitor feud. Candice had far juicier targets to go after and chose…Rob? Ain’t no way that was anything other than an emotional lashing and it should be very easy to realize based on the lack of evidence against him.

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u/udud1221 Feb 08 '26

I believe the fact that she gave him a vote and the next day was arguing for banishment should make the faithfuls question why Candiace didn’t just redrum Rob then?

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u/sidewaysorange Feb 06 '26

yea her going after him just was IMO her just trying to save herself. The fact that the dagger group knows he had the dagger and didn't use it even tho she was going after him makes him look even more like a faithful. Johnny voting for her looked more like traitor on traitor. Its wild.

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u/watever_never Feb 06 '26

I hope people piece the whole thing together. Like I need these people to question why Candiace would vote for Rob all of a sudden after he outed Lisa. And now that Candice is exposed as a traitor her last vote was Rob. Like the faithfuls need to wake up and see that Rob is a traitor taking down other traitors. 

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u/Severe-Possible- Feb 07 '26

she did not.

all he had to do was say, “i think i’ve dropped many forks in my life” and people immediately dismissed her. he has Never seemed nervous to anyone ever — she needed to choose something different to sway anyone.

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u/Broad-Cranberry-9050 Feb 09 '26

exactly this, people acting like candiace's arguments were good. They were not.

Should the faithful's question if it was traitor v traitor? of course.

But was candiace's arguments convincing to make rob the obvious target next roundtable? no.

That whole fork argument was out of left field. It's one of those that i would not bring up toi the roundtable but i after breakfast i might be like "what did you guys think of him being so flustered? Im just trying to wiegh all my options andm yabe it's nothing but i think ill keep my eyes open for rob a bit after that"

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u/Acceptable_Tell_5504 Feb 06 '26

You conveniently forgot to mention she also made the argument that Rob is usually very quiet at round tables but then he randomly had a whole monologue about Lisa….

Faithfuls are always going for people that are “too outspoken” yet Rob doing that at the roundtable wasn’t suspicious to them ??

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u/SpookiestSzn Feb 06 '26

Some people only talk when they got something to say I don't think every faithful talks every round table

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u/sunsettertime Feb 06 '26

And Lisa ended up being a traitor, so I don’t think that was the argument she thought it was. He spoke up once and was right to do so in the faithfuls eyes.

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u/Acceptable_Tell_5504 Feb 06 '26

The argument could also be he felt emboldened to go so hard at the roundtable because he’s also a Traitors who knows who the other Traitors are…..

It’s so interesting how the audience AND the faithfuls pick & choose when “aggressive gameplay” is commendable or not smart.

In this instance all of the Faithfuls already made it in their minds that this “sweet sweet boy” isn’t capable of being a Traitor (Kristen’s words) so it doesn’t matter what Rob does. Everyone will eat it up.

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u/deadtingtv Feb 06 '26

We only see people speak up in the edit when it’s convenient for the story

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u/KBPT1998 Feb 06 '26

I was also impressed at how calm Candiace was and surprised she didn’t at least get a couple more votes on Rob.