Anton Castillo

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A lazy and quiet character around camp, Anton began causing waves. After a severe warning that the tribe wanted to get rid of Anton, he completely turned himself around, working harder and started building connections with a lot of the girls. After a challenge loss, Luka and Jackson pinned Anton as a threat to the boys as he was mixing and mingling with the females. With the boys spreading paranoia amongst females, pitting them against each other, Anton found himself in danger of being sent home by the boys, and at tribal council, a tiebreaker vote gave the boys the push they needed, sending him home in a 5-3 vote, with the help of Sloane.

Profile
Name (Age): Anton Castillo (31)

Tribe Designation:

Current Residence: Houston, TX.

Occupation: Unemployed

Survivor
At the start of the game, Anton was placed on the Taketomi tribe. Anton was a quiet player, and didn't create a lot of connections. When his laziness around camp began to get on people's nerves, Jackson initially tried to warn him that people were getting angry by his actions. He turned himself around, becoming a work horse around camp just to stay. He also began forming many friendships, most notably with the females, which the boys noticed and decided to plot against. After losing an immunity challenge, Taketomi started fracturing, with personal feelings taking a toll on the bonds people made. However the boys, especially Luka and Jackson wanted to sever the ties between Anton and the girls before it was too late. The boys decided to band together and spread paranoia amongst the girls, pitting them against each other. At tribal council, this worked as it turned out to be a very messy vote, leaving a tiebreaker between Anton and Yasmine. With the boys locked in to vote off Anton, and Phoebe, Alisa and Kyla locked in to vote off Yasmine, Sloane found herself in the swing position. Afraid the boys would get rid of her if she didn't side with them, Sloane sided with the boys, which ultimately sank Anton's game, sending him home in a 5-3 vote, placing 19th.