"I would have liked to see myself more", confides Ava on the assembly of "Koh-Lanta"

Ava, Corsica of "Koh-Lanta", wanted to make her island proud -

• The twelfth episode of 

  Koh-Lanta

   aired this Friday, November 13 was marked by a double elimination: that of Fabrice during the immunity test and that of Ava on the board.

• The Corsican candidate tried everything to save her place and even pretended to have found an immunity collar.

• “I have no regrets about my adventure, about what I could say or do to my adventure buddies,” she tells 

  20 Minutes

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She came close to elimination in the immunity test, but the adventurers' strategies caught up with her a few hours later.

This Friday, and without too much surprise, the torch of Ava was extinguished by Denis Brogniart at the end of

advice

.

Dorian could have avoided this fatality, but the SNCF controller preferred to secure a place in the final with Lola.

Ava is the candidate somewhat served by the editing of this season of the game of TF1, the one whose first name we know after a month of broadcast.

But she assures him at

, that does not reflect her adventure.

What state of mind were you in when you were eliminated?

Knowing that Brice had won the immunity test, I expected it.

As a former Red, not part of Lola's alliance and with Fabrice who is leaving for direct elimination, it was the extinction of the Reds.

I expected it so I tried it all.

I went to the end of myself, looking for a necklace but apparently there was none because I looked well.

I limited the whole island, I still tried a little bluff to put them in a bit of panic.

But deep down inside I knew it was done but wanted to put in some folklore for the end.

The immunity collar bluff, did you really believe it?

Angelique, I am going to see her because I know that she does not particularly want to see me go, even if she votes against me by her alliance.

If I tell Angélique, it's because I knew she was going to believe me and I wanted her to go tell Lola.

It could sow discord and they could dispatcher the votes.

Angelique wouldn't have had a problem spreading the word, not to put it upside down but so that Lola would know that the votes had to be dispatchable.

But I believe it!

When I see her reaction, I tell myself that she is really happy that I have the necklace, it makes me happy but I would have preferred that she was a little more in panic (

).

No disappointment, then?

I was expecting my elimination, so in my head, I had already got used to the idea.

I am especially frustrated with my last poor performances because I am very tired at the end.

The exit was expected so I am appeased.

It is not a big surprise and I am in acceptance.

I did my job and even if I blame myself for losing, I still got there.

On the camp, we see a division between Brice and Lola.

How do you stack up against that?

On the camp, I am legitimate and deserving, I always have the word that makes people laugh, I have no side that is unhealthy or that can annoy.

I live my adventure, it makes me happy to be with people, I play a game too so you have to be wary but it makes me happy to please others.

And I am not a scary athlete in the events.

On the first day, when you see that the teams are made according to regional membership, what do you say to yourself?

I said to myself two things: the first is "ouhlala" and the second is "too stylish".

We have the stereotype of the South, I told myself that they had given us all the clichés, with people who talk loudly and who get angry.

I said to myself that we would have to delay all of this.

But that's what I like too, we can be very violent on certain things but we are very frank.

I thought it was bad for good.

And above all too stylish because I find the theme of this year huge.

Chauvinism unites all French people and for me, who am Corsican, we are very proud and it was one of my objectives when I went to

, I wanted to make my island proud.

We have this pride side that is put forward.

It met all my expectations.

You passed for the discreet candidate of this season, but we imagine that this was not the case on the camp?

I haven't experienced it at all as I see it on TV.

Obviously, we summarize three days over one hour and forty minutes.

I have no regrets about my adventure, about what I said or did to my adventure buddies.

I know that they keep a good image of me and that I left a mark of my character, my manual and enterprising side without overdoing it.

I have no regrets but the editing, I do not control it and I would have liked to see myself more as I would have liked my relatives to see me more too.

I wish my personality was more reflected on the screen.

Finally, maybe it's a bad thing for a good not to have been too exposed, especially because of the criticisms on social networks?

I have no regrets about my adventure so if you show a story that is cohesive and that allows viewers to understand the story… I know what I did and I have no regrets.

There will always be people who will criticize.

It wouldn't have bothered me to be shown more about what I did, even in strategies, even if it meant being criticized.

I don't live it badly because I'm good in my sneakers so that's the main thing.

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