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"The Matsing tribe certainly has not had luck on their side this season - for three weeks in a row, the blue team has come dead last in the immunity challenges, forcing them to make their way to Tribal Council and eliminate one of their own. This week, despite their best efforts, the four remaining players in the group still failed to overcome the strong Kalabaw and Tandang tribes and with fewer people to choose from, it became harder to decide which of them should be the one to go. Unfortunately for 20-year-old Angie Layton, she became the latest casualty during Thursday night&amp;#039;s broadcast and exited the island.  We caught up with the Provo, Utah native to hear her thoughts on the game and where it all went wrong.  During the immunity challenge, you didn&amp;#039;t want to go a second time to dive for the puzzle piece. What held you back? &amp;quot;It wasn&amp;#039;t that - Denise was going 100 miles an hour, but clearly I would have gone again if they asked me to. I think I just thought it was a strategic move in making Malcolm go for me so we could factor that into the challenge and win.&amp;quot; Russell got pretty angry with you at Tribal Council, which made you emotional. What made you respond so strongly? &amp;quot;You know, I was okay. I held my composure, but he kind of made me feel a bit worthless, like I could never be as good as him or even close to him. It kind of hurt my feelings and I took it personal and teared up a little. Then I realised it&amp;#039;s a game and I snapped out of it and I was okay after that. I just had to separate - you have to take your emotions out of the game and separate yourself from that.&amp;quot;  What was so difficult about playing with him? &amp;quot;He wasn&amp;#039;t so hard to deal with, it&amp;#039;s just some of the choices he made. In the first challenge, he was going on about our worst strengths. He was a little overbearing and wanted to win so bad that he overdid it a little bit. He wanted to win, but so did all of us.&amp;quot;  Considering he was a returning player, did you see him as a threat or was there ever discussion about getting rid of him? &amp;quot;We all were thinking of how he acted in our tribe. We didn&amp;#039;t think of anything from past seasons. I don&amp;#039;t know, he just kind of made his own decisions. He wanted it to be his way but wanted people to know he wasn&amp;#039;t the leader even though he was acting like it.&amp;quot;    How much did Roxy blow your relationship with Malcolm out of proportion last week? &amp;quot;Yeah, she blew it over the top, obviously. I thought it was really unnecessary - people cuddle in Survivor to stay warm. It just so happened we were the only ones on our tribe cuddling - I&amp;#039;m sure people in other tribes were doing it. But I think she wanted to leave with a big bang and give people something to remember her by. I wanted to stay composed through tribal council but it made her look bad. I knew I was safe and she was going home.&amp;quot;  Had you made it through, were you going to stick with Malcolm and Denise going forward? &amp;quot;Of course, things change in Survivor. A game can change in an instant. I would have been willing to stay in there and go along with them until I was safe enough until I was in a position to get into another alliance that would get me further in the game. It is a game, after all.&amp;quot;  What ultimately is it about your tribe that is making you lose constantly? &amp;quot;I think the number one thing is that we were put in a group that didn&amp;#039;t play to our strengths. People should have been placed differently and I think we also just had a lot of bad luck.&amp;quot; Did you have any idea that Malcolm and Denise were working together so closely? &amp;quot;Yeah, I knew they were close. I was in an alliance with both of them, but I knew they were closer. I was okay with that as long as I was with them and was safe, but yeah, I always knew.&amp;quot;    What made you want to be part of Survivor? &amp;quot;I wanted the experience, first of all. I thought it was something completely out of my element since I model and I&amp;#039;m a student. The challenge was something that really strikes me. I&amp;#039;m very competitive and driven in this competition and it&amp;#039;s really got me fired up.&amp;quot; What did you bring to the tribe? &amp;quot;I brought loyalty to the tribe. I&amp;#039;ll do 100% - I work really hard around camp and was mentally strong. I felt like I was a great asset to the team. I brought positivity and sometimes you need that. I might not have been the strongest but I sure tried my best and that&amp;#039;s something I would always offer to them, as well as loyalty.&amp;quot;  What would you do differently if you had to repeat the experience? &amp;quot;I don&amp;#039;t regret anything. I&amp;#039;m very glad of the way I played, but maybe I would know a little more about what&amp;#039;s going on. I would pay attention with what was going on with everybody. I didn&amp;#039;t know what everyone was saying and I think that&amp;#039;s my only regret.&amp;quot;  You&amp;#039;re definitely known for your comment about how you wished you had cookies more than anything else in your tribe. Tell us what was behind that. &amp;quot;Let me explain! Going into Tribal, I knew that I was 100% safe - I knew I wasn&amp;#039;t going home and there was so much tension in Tribal. I hate tension and I don&amp;#039;t like controversy. I just wanted to vote and get Roxy out. She started blowing up the Malcolm thing and coming after me. They asked her what she would change about the tribe and she said we&amp;#039;d do less work - that&amp;#039;s not a better answer than mine. Of course, to lighten the mood I said that we should have cookies. I didn&amp;#039;t want to hurt anyone&amp;#039;s feelings or point any fingers. I knew I was safe so I didn&amp;#039;t need to prove anything. It threw Jeff off and he put me on the hot spot, but then he winked at me so I knew it was fine. It was just to lighten the mood. And also, who doesn&amp;#039;t want cookies? We probably would have performed better at the challenges if we had them!&amp;quot;  Survivor airs Wednesdays at 8/7c on CBS. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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