Sorry, but anyone claiming "no he/she is faithful" is a dumbass. You can claim that you think others are suspicious or you think some are less likely to be Traitors but to claim they're completely safe is beyond idiotic it's not understanding the game you're playing. Jaz said it right, trust no one.
Now the problem I have with this format of the game concept is that all the strong faithful get removed in the game and you're left with the gormless cowards that are in it for the money and keep quiet in the hope they avoid being killed/banished.
Granted we don't know how the show is edited, so it could be that people aren't being quiet but simply edited out because they aren't in danger that episode. But too many of the faithful are edited to seem like forgetable sheep.
Hope they pick better contestants for Season 3.
I mean, if I was on it as a faithful my strategy would be to quietly collect information without ruffling too many feathers, try to get a strong group of allies without obviously being popular. It doesn't make good TV, but if anyone is playing that kind of game deliberately then the producers need to show more of that.
As a whole the show doesn't show much of the strategy being utilised. That, or there's a complete lack of strategy at play, which is entirely feasible.
Though, to be fair, I don't think it's a format that rewards strategy- not from the faithful, at least, as the success of any strategy is at the mercy of the traitors.
