Episode 13

There are major repercussions for one player as the tribe tries to pick up the pieces from last night's shock Tribal Council. As the big moves get more and more ruthless, a mysterious item washes up on shore that could change the course of the game for the castaways.
At the immunity challenge, with only seven left in the game and just seven days to go, winning the necklace is more crucial than ever. Whose patience and dexterity will be rewarded with safety from the vote?
A huge error by one player leads to a last minute scramble and an unpredictable Tribal Council. Who will be the 12th person voted out of Survivor and become the 5th member of the jury?
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