The Traitor's Game: Volume 1

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Occasionally, twists will impact the course of the game – most notably with Traitors being given opportunities to recruit new Traitors among remaining Faithful players. Whilst trying to avoid being eliminated, the Faithfuls must figure out who is a Traitor and vote them out so they can take the prize money for themselves. If a Traitor makes it to the end, they are in with a chance of taking home the cash prize. Throughout the season, there will be twists, turns, and surprises for the players. In October 2023, 10 announced the series won’t be returning in 2024, however may return in the future. [4] Format [ edit ] But hidden amongst them are The Traitors whose job is to secretly murder a player every night, without getting caught. I'm very competitive. Everything I do I give it 100% and when it comes to lying, manipulating and getting what I want, I am well-versed in that also. I'm five foot , half Chinese and half Irish, I’m Chirish ! I look quite young and kind of innocent looking, I give off a very naïve vibe, I think. Growing up a lot of people saw this and they underestimated me. I felt like all my life I've been trying to deter the misjudgment and be the loudest, boldest, and smartest in the room. Growing up I started to see this flaw as a strength and learnt how to weaponize it to get what I want and to inevitably succeed in what I want to do. In the show that's exactly what I want to do. I want to play up my sweet, innocent side and create alliances with everyone.

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Knox, David (19 August 2023). "Rodger Corser on Traitors, Thai Cave Rescue and his next move". TV Tonight. TV Tonight . Retrieved 12 August 2023. For some light reading before I go in, I have the definitive book of body language. People think they're good at lying but no matter how good you are, everyone's got a tell and eventually everyone's going to let their guard down and say something stupid, it's just a case of you being there at the right time for that. That's a big part of my game plan, reading and analysing people. In this game at the beginning, you can't succeed unless you make friends. So, you have got to be ready to be friendly with everyone and to be part of every alliance. The Traitors will see contestants enter a Scottish castle just like this in the Highlands. (Image credit: Getty) Is there a trailer for The Traitors? In real life I am a terrible liar. I am not comfortable lying, I fidget. Even if I'm not lying and I'm being accused of something, I will stutter, I will stumble over my words, and I might even start crying. I don't do well! But ultimately, I'm a performer, I'm a presenter, I act. I'm really trying to drill it into my head that this is a game, this is a performance. Once I've come to terms with that, I think I will be happy to do it. It's not real life, it's a game. Everyone's going in knowing that to win the game you have to lie, otherwise you'll be out straight away.Following Marielle's Banishment, the remaining Traitors were allowed to put three of the remaining contestants on "Death Row" – marking them as the only people who could be Murdered next. They chose Craig, Kate and Paul. Not really, it depends on the role I get. I genuinely don't want to be a Traitor. It doesn't fit into my principles, so I'd prefer to be a Faithful. A lot of the time, it takes a manipulator to know a manipulator. I'm good at reading people as well as understanding everyone has a hidden agenda. My dad is a very suspicious person, and that’s definitely something I got from him. I think my game plan would be getting to know everyone and making people trust me and building a relationship, making it much easier to tell when they're lying. One million percent! I always have little scrapes and scratches because I throw myself into physical challenges without much thought. I've always been called kamikaze since I was a kid, I'm very gung-ho and just go for it. I grew up in Suffolk, horse riding and running around in the forest. I think I get it from my dad who really loves adventure and team sports, like rugby, so I grew up like a tomboy.

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I don't think you can have a game plan on something like this because you don't know what's going to be thrown at you. There are going to be different obstacles and events and challenges. The only game plan that I have at the minute is not to disclose that I have had professional training because people may misconstrue that as if I've got the upper hand. My game plan is to be myself, to be outgoing, part of the team and throw myself into every task and every challenge, and to be liked. I'm just going to be me - honest John, that's my name! That's the nature that I've got. I'm a personable person, I want to get on, and just see how it pans out. The minute you start changing the way that you are as a person, especially in this heightened atmosphere in this sort of game, people are going to smell your fear or notice something odd and different about you. When you get to a certain age people think that games and play are very surface level and childish. I suppose that's not how I see it, I often see play as a safe space to practice real life and to try new realities and new personalities. To find new ways of interacting with people in a safe space before you actually enter into the quite terrifying real world, where you can make mistakes and upset people. There are so many profound impacts of living a playful childhood and then taking that through to adulthood. Claudia says: "Well, I mean, this is my dream wardrobe and what I have wanted to wear but I've never been to the countryside so I've never worn it before. I have got a brilliant girl who gets all my clothes for Strictly and we were like let’s go for a touch of Ronnie Corbett, a bit of Princess Anne and Madonna when she married Guy Richie. I don’t know whether you can use any of those references! The clothing was amazing. We wanted to be respectful but we also did want to wear a lot of tweed and then somebody showed me Alan Cummings look book as he has done the American version. I was like, guys, we're all right." I am a good liar, it's quite a bad habit. My gran tells me daily that it's very bad habit but it’s only white lies and not serious deception. Especially with people I don’t know but it’s harder with my friends as they’ll always know when I'm lying because they know me so well, but the contestants don't know me at all so it should be easy to pull the wool over their eyes. As far as possible. Money is money, the prize is a bonus but it's certainly not the reason why I want to win. Aside from that, the self-satisfaction at the end. Realising I’m so good at lying and cheating... I'd have to have a real think about the kind of person I am!It's very difficult to say until I'm in that situation, but I do have a phenomenal poker face. In life, I'm not a liar but my kids do lie to me. It's a natural thing that teens try and do but in retrospect, I lie to them to get the truth out of them. My poker face is amazing because I can make them believe me and put them right on the spot, they believe every single lie I tell them. Again, with the police, as a police officer, a detention officer, all of those roles, you're not there to lie to the general public but you also have to get the truth out of somebody and there are means and ways of doing that. So, my poker face is very good, too good. Knox, David (23 August 2023). "Tuesday 22 August 2023". TV Tonight. TV Tonight . Retrieved 23 August 2023. A lot of strategy and a lot of brains. Not to humble brag but I think I'm quite smart. I was a student for seven years; I went to Oxford to study law and then went to Durham and did a Master’s in Law and I'm also quite street smart. I'm quite good at reading people, analysing people, reading body language, that sort of stuff. I can bring a really good, investigative brain, and also a good ability to lie to people, which is quite key to this game. Key The contestant was a Faithful. The contestant was a Traitor. The contestant was ineligible to vote. The contestant was on Death Row at this Banishment Ceremony. The contestant was immune at this Banishment and the subsequent Murder Ceremony (as applicable). The contestant had the Shield and was secretly immune from being murdered. Season 1 (2022) [ edit ] Episode

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Best friends Ani and Weevil are part of a loyal, hardworking community of River People living under the thumb of Governor Felling of Keldan, who denies them voting rights and infringes on their Continue reading » No, I don’t, I like to see how a situation unfolds and deal with it there and then. Life has shown me that you can't always plan stuff because something will happen, and the plan goes out the window. When you're thinking on your feet you make the best of what you can, that's just how I work, I try and be resourceful. As far as I can, I will do anything realistically to get in the final group. Lie, manipulate, convince people and point the finger elsewhere to try and navigate the group and put the pressure on other people, and hopefully that will get me through to the end. Knox, David (5 September 2023). "Monday 4 September 2023". TV Tonight. TV Tonight . Retrieved 5 September 2023.I’m more independent than I thought I was. A lot of the time, especially being at home, sometimes people will do things for me. When I was at The Traitors I realised how independent I was and how much I can actually do on my own without relying on other people because it was all down to me. I didn’t have the safety blanket of friends or family; it was me on my own. Also, I’ve not really been a competitive person, but I became a competitive person on the show! I’ve previously shied away from competition, but I found myself saying I want to try and do this, I want to win that. So, it’s definitely brought out both my competitive side and my independent side. Blue doors and Traitors: 10 gives a glimpse at its slate for the rest of 2023". Mediaweek. 28 April 2023 . Retrieved 28 April 2023.