Rory Freeman was the outspoken odd-man-out of Vanuatu's Lopevi tribe — a sharp, opinionated New Yorker who chafed against the men's tribe's good-old-boy hierarchy and made no secret of feeling marginalized. His blunt, candid confessionals about being on the outs became a season highlight.
Stuck on the bottom from early on, he was voted out in tenth despite his best efforts to scheme his way to safety. A memorable, unfiltered voice who refused to go quietly.












