?Don’t miss our weekly Survivor newsletter! Sign up to get Mike Bloom’s exclusive interviews with the players and the latest news about the show right to your inbox.?Going into Survivor 50, Charlie was labeled by his fellow castaways as one of the most dangerous players, based on A. What he accomplished in 46, and B. The fuel he would assumingly have from wanting to win this time. As the first week of the game unfolded, he found himself in a startlingly similar position: On a green tribe that basked in immunity, caught between two different sides amassing. Luckily, Kalo never had to show their cards before the tribe swap. So when three of his tribemates changed beaches with him, he felt he had a grip on the rest of the premerge. And he knows firsthand how important grip strength is to Survivorsuccess.Rizo, on the other hand, was incredibly vulnerable, the only person from his tribe swapped into a group that did not know him from a hole in the shelter. Banking on his wealth of Survivor knowledge, he figured Charlie was seeking redemption, and confided in him about the "Billie Eilish Boomerang Idol" twist to get on the same page. Little did he know, however, that Charlie burned that book the night before. When talking about his season, Rizo revealed he didn't vote for his number one ally, Sophi Balerdi, to win. A wide-eyed Charlie had immediate flashbacks to how things fell apart for him due to Maria Shrime Gonzalez (not helped by Rizo asking about their rocky relationship earlier that day). It was in that moment that he adopted a new plan: RizGod must go.A surprise double Tribal Council sent the new Cila to vote for the first time, and Charlie couldn't be happier. The Kalos, plus a new associate in Rick Devens would vote out Rizo as the biggest unknown left in the season, allowing him to carry out his wishes. The women, however, had other plans. Dee Valladares went to Rizo, pitching an alliance of them, Cirie Fields and Kamilla Karthigesu. Rizo and Cirie were eager to hop onboard, both feeling on the outs. And Dee and Kamilla were more than happy to turn on Charlie, feeling he was playing both too conservatively and too sloppily. And so "Operation: Bad Blood" went off without a hitch, as Charlie was done in by Rizo and his own "squad," ending his second season with his face in his hands.Now out of the game, Charlie talks with Parade about the actual reason he went after Rizo, why Dee and Kamilla were already wary of him going into the swap, and whether he was surprised by his emotional trauma from the Season 46 jury vote.Related: Read our Survivor 50 pre-game interview with Charlie Davis
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