The winner of CBC’s Survivor 47 has been announced. It is none other than the star of the show, Rachel LaMont. The final episode was aired on December 18, 2024. Her journey resonates with the title “sole survivor” showcasing her gameplay, adaptability, and presence of mind. With a prize of $1 million, she impressed the jury as well as her other contenders too. Continue reading to learn more about her strategic win, her journey, and her contender’s viewpoints on Survivor 47.
Winner of Survivor 47
Aged 34, Rachel secured her position in the final three post her last immunity challenge in the season. With a strategic decision to put Sam, 24 years old, against Teeny Chirichillo, in a fire-making challenge, she ended up securing Sam’s position as well, along with herself and Sue who is 59. Teeny ended up being the final member of the Jury who would decide the winner of the game.
Rachel showed exemplary improvement in her character’s strength, from being an underdog to the winner of the game. Her ability to adjust to the shifting scenarios of the game allowed her to become a seasoned player later. Unlike her other contenders who seemed to have stayed loyal to their formative partners, Rachel navigated the personal relationships in Survivor with an open mind and became the most flexible player in the game.
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The Jury consisted of Sierra Wright, Sol Yi, Gabe Ortis, Kyle Ostwald, Caroline Vidmar, Andy Rueda, Genevieve Mushaluk, and Teeny, who all recognized her superior skill set and strategies throughout the game and declared her winner. Being granted the title of the “sole survivor” she made this season stand out due to its challenging and competitive levels. Along with her, there were other formidable competitors such as Genevieve, aged 33, and Andy, 31 along with Caroline, 28, who all made their mark on the game with their cut-throat competition.
Other Significant Contenders on Survivor 47
Caroline showed her gameplay with her subtle yet operative moves. Tagged as “the Silencer”, she moved through the game without drawing too much attention to her planning. Being tagged as one of the most intelligent, she was able to form alliances without being under the spotlight. Alongside Caroline, Andy too made his mark in the game, with his strategy to secure her jury vote. However, Rachel showed why she was at the top of the game, and unaware of her planning, Andy did not see her strategy coming up. She had carried a hidden immunity idol, which led to Andy’s elimination.
After Andy was eliminated, Rachel continued to progress to the next level by gaining her immunity. This allowed her to fight against her biggest contender, Genevieve, which led her to the final four, and finally to the top three. Her victory in the show marks an iconic end to the Survivor episodes this year and a well-deserved win at that.
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