She continued: “In the first week I didn’t find myself and there was criticism towards me, they said why Casey doesn’t make an alliance with anyone and why is she complacent and not afraid for her place. But I knew they still came to win, and it took me time to learn the field and the players. No I was part of the alliances and I had a reflection if they perceived me as weak, but it was momentary.”
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“Every day I woke up in the morning with regret. Every day I asked myself what the hell I was doing here and why they wouldn’t take me home already. Dealing with seasickness led to many breaking moments and it was difficult, but there was also the realization that I was on a deserted island and there was nothing to be done about it. But it was obviously worth it, because of the whole complex and not one distilled moment. Every time I overcame the fear, I felt how good it was. Especially in the second obstacle task where I climbed a ladder and came first, and I said to myself – wow, you’re strong,” Casey concluded.