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“Koh-Lanta”: Phone prohibited, rest … The adventurers reveal behind the scenes of the residence of the final jury
The days must seem long. If viewers follow the smallest gestures of the adventurers of “Koh-Lanta” during the adventure, they (necessarily) miss life on the camp of the final jury, made up of candidates eliminated since reunification. puremedias.com was able to exchange with several adventurers ousted from the adventure on life on the camp of the final jury.
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“I wrote down my whole adventure to remind me of everything”
And the little that the candidates testify is that boredom comes very quickly to this camp of the final jury. “It’s very difficult for a hyper-active person like me. We had no television, no telephone… It was not the holidays! We were still in the game“, confides Hélèna, explaining that “the cameras can still film (them)“: “We are not allowed to wear make-up or cut our hair. We can just wash and eat. Above all, we sleep, we take repeated naps, we rest, we talk among ourselves… It’s only about the game!“.
For Gilles, eliminated after the “long hair” revolt, his arrival at this camp was an opportunity to “discover Anne-Sophie and Helena differently“: “We resumed the sport slowly, we eat… We think breakfast, we think snack, we think aperitif… We watch films that we are given. I drew, I kayaked, I ran with Anne-Sophie and Hélèna. It was my vacation in the Philippines“. He tells us that he began to write: “I wrote down my whole adventure to remember everything and read it to my wife later“.
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“It’s not the holidays”
Loser of the duel last Tuesday against Esteban, Clémence says she enjoys the “rest“after his trying adventure:”It seems essential“. And to confide indulging in reading, “to quiet activities“.”We have no means of communication with the outside world and no means of information. We are still in the same conditions as on the camp. It remains ‘Koh-Lanta’. It’s not the holidays“, she underlines. And to add to wait for “see who’s coming out and who’s not” Game : “We make all the possible projections (…) but we keep them for ourselves“.
