Castaway
Sunday Burquest
A youth pastor who played a quiet, well-liked game to seventh — voted out at the final seven when an ally couldn't bear to cut a closer friend.
Sunday Burquest, a Minnesota youth pastor, played a soft, social game in Millennials vs. Gen X, surviving deep into the merge as a perceived non-threat and leaning on her bonds rather than big moves.
At the final seven, Hannah Shapiro — unwilling to vote out her friend David — steered the dominant alliance onto Sunday instead. Jay played his idol that night as insurance, though it proved unnecessary, and Sunday was voted out on Day 35 to join the jury.
Pulled from the urn — every vote ever cast against Sunday, and how often Sunday read the night right.
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The facts are settled; the read is yours — your deep take on Sunday. Two layers, never blended into one mystery number. (Separate from your ranking.)
Pulled straight from the dataset. Ungameable — nobody scores these, they just are.
Vote Control · auto-computed
5 / 7 votes correct
71% — rarely on the wrong side
Under Fire · auto-computed
5 votes against
across 11 Tribal Councils — the heat their game drew
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Overall is a plain average of every skill you scored — no hidden math. It’s your deep read on Sunday; your ranking is a separate ordered list.
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