Survivor 42: Marya Sherron Thinks Maryanne Might Go Home Next
The recently eliminated Survivor 42 castaway Marya Sherron has revealed that she thinks that if she avoided elimination, Maryanne Oketch would have gone home instead. After a postponed 41st and 42nd season, the latest installment of castaways is eager to outwit, outplay, and outlast their fellow competitors. Featuring a 26-day cycle, the latest castaways need to sway the game quicker than ever, raising the stakes even further to win the million-dollar prize. The latest two seasons introduced a few twists to the game. The updates include Beware Advantages and the Shot in the Dark, a «Hail Mary» tactic used when a player knows they'll be eliminated that allows them a one in six chance of staying in the game.
Rather than solely aiming to win Survivor, Marya entered the game with a sentimental backstory that guided her gameplay. Marya entered the game seeking closure for the death of her brother Kious Kelly, the first nurse in NYC to die due to COVID-19 in March 2020. Donning a necklace with her brother's image, Marya explained that she wished to bury the necklace on the island as a tribute to her brother. Marya ultimately decided to forgo the burial, seeking closure outside of the game. On day five, Marya became the third castaway to go home after Jackson Fox was medically evacuated and Zach Wurtenberger was eliminated on day three.
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In an interview with EW, Marya explored her time on the island, her decision to use her Shot in the Dark, and who she feels would have gone home had the Shot in the Dark been effective. Marya is no stranger to mingling with younger people, as a professor, she's surrounded by those younger than her very often. However,
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