Lydia Morales was the pint-sized spark plug of Guatemala — a fishmonger from Puerto Rico whose boundless energy, dancing, and relentless good cheer made her a camp favorite despite being constantly pegged as the expendable weak link. Time and again she was on the chopping block; time and again she scrapped her way to safety.
That underdog persistence carried her all the way to the final four, far deeper than anyone expected from a perceived bottom-of-the-totem player. One of the era's most lovable scrappers.
