Jeanine Zheng, the player has just been eliminated survivor 43, admits she was hurt the most by her tribal mate, Sami Layadi. After the tribes merged, Jenny went through some tough times. Lost ally number one, ally number two and her latent immunity idol over the course of two episodes. While it seemed like her luck couldn’t be worse, she was quickly eliminated in the next episode.
Luck is not the only factor against Jenny. Her ally, Sammy, was also active in the shadows, leading to her death. In an interview progressJenny said, “Sam Bam broke my heart. He really did.“Although this may seem like a bold statement, Jeanine goes on to explain,”You don’t see how close and connected Elie, Sami and I really are.While Jenny fully trusts Sammy, he spreads her secrets and advantages to the rest of the tribe, which leads Mike Gabler to target Jenny’s number one ally, Ellie Scott, when they merge.
Jeanine Zheng is proud of the game she played in Survivor 43
The infighting caused by Sami led to the complete collapse of the Bakka tribe and eventually resulted in Jenny’s retreat. Jenny seems to think that if she’s not eliminated in this round of voting, then “I think I could have gone further, even to the end.“Jenny is optimistic about her time survivor and explain, “I’m very satisfied with my play because I know my family, especially my dad, will be proud of my play.“Even when Jenny knew she was at the bottom of the tribe, she never gave up hope and became the most beloved character this season.
Many of Jenny’s pitfalls are beyond her control. Especially when it comes to her Vigilance Advantage, a hidden immunity idol that she can only activate by collecting specific particles from her clan friends. Jenny gave her idol to Dwight Moore because she was afraid of having her knowledge of James Jones’ power advantage stolen, which backfired when Dwight was cast. Both Jenny and the audience were kept in the dark until it was revealed in the next episode that Dwight gave Jenny’s idol to Jesse Lopez before Jesse Lopez was eventually ejected.
Jenny’s game turns into a comedy with many errors, but she never gives up hope. Her perseverance and courage will surely be remembered survivor fan and a brutal cut on her chin, caused by a physical challenge early in the game. Despite their best efforts, it was still not enough to overthrow the cocoa hegemony alliance. Maybe things didn’t go as planned but Jenny played well enough to be the first member survivor 43 jury.
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Source: Parade