[The show’s biased! Andrea, an expert, is baffled, but Nora Scott rembers even the kiloters? That’s unscientific!]
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[Calm down, I’ve got so gossip on Nora Scott. I’ve been preparing to spill it since watching Nora’s edited version last ti. We’ll et on a certain forum after the show!]
[Wake up, stop deceiving yourselves! She’s the big-faced queen, Nora Scott!]
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Audience: I don’t believe this! I’m blind! I’m deaf! I don’t believe anything! This world is fake!
Right after, the show features a debate between Nora Scott and Andrea about location selection.
Audience who don’t understand:
[What’s up with Nora, not a professional, going head-to-head with an expert based on a few books?]
[Getting cocky, did finding a river give her that much confidence?]
[Previously seeing Nora staying silent, I thought she’s quite graceful in not competing, but now, emmm she couldn’t hold back?]
[The more soone is praised, the more they want to show their skills, even in areas where they’re not proficient.]
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Audience who understand:
[?? Is there sothing off with this expert?]
[Nora makes sense.]
[If it doesn’t rain, Andrea’s location choice is fine. But is Nora sure there will be rain? On what basis?]
[Outsiders, stop bickering; can’t you just wait quietly for the outco? If Nora is really wrong, doesn’t that give you a chance to see her fail?]
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The two groups chose different locations, swiftly set up tents, and completed tasks to get food.
Careful viewers noticed that when the two younger guys weren’t around, Nora would pitch tents and catch snakes. But when the two guys were present, Nora would stand aside and let them take action, leaving the audience jealous enough to fantasize about swapping places with Nora.
At the sa ti, the topic "Want to be Nora Scott" beca a trending topic, showing how much nationwide viewers envy these two young guys.
—Oh, Clent Winter, this non-blood-related puppy brother, counts too.
While the two groups were arguing fiercely, the show’s footage switched to nightti, unexpectedly showing a storm with strong winds and rain, rolling rocks down the mountain slope, causing everyone to scream, and then cutting to Andrea’s group, scrambling in a disheveled ss from their tents.
Comnts: "..." Nora, you’re not human.
[I just want to know how Nora knew it would rain!]
[Ignoring Nora’s advice has imdiate consequences.]
[Though I sympathize with Andrea’s mishap, thinking of her argunt with Nora makes feel embarrassedly awkward.]
[I saw footage where even the show’s crew got caught up. To say the crew checked beforehand and inford Nora to create a ’prophet’ persona, co on. If it were deliberately staged, would they joke about people’s lives?]
[Damn, connecting Nora always leads to mysteriousness, repeatedly getting smacked. Can’t she slip up just once?]
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For a while, the audience’s emotions were exceptionally complex.
Everyone makes mistakes or misjudgnts, but it seems impossible for Nora Scott. This leads to a twisted psychology in the audience eagerly waiting for Nora to "fail". Moreover, if it were ordinary matters it’d be fine, but predicting the weather...
Do you consider yourself the Child of Weather?
She’s no less than the daughter of God.
This complex emotion persisted until the last day’s accident—
Due to the unconscious filming by the photographer following Nora, the editing team hesitated repeatedly, but the show decided to include it.
Two crew mbers tumbled down the slope, everyone watching in panic not knowing what to do, even expert Andrea was frozen on the spot without any reaction, but then Nora jumped in—
Gliding down the slope in a highly professional manner.
Audience: "!!!"
[Everyone disperse, Nora’s at a professional level.]
[Andrea was dumbfounded, but Nora’s imdiate rescue response proves she has experience in this.]
[Nora’s not a deity. If you think about the details from earlier in this episode, isn’t it enough to believe "Nora has wilderness survival skills"?]
[It’s not blowing mystique. If one is experienced, they can predict weather based on details like air humidity and clouds. Nora is just highly skilled experienced.]
[Who rembers Nora’s other identity—cartoonist Zero. God Z is called an adventurer.]
[Any seasoned wilderness survival expert—I an a true expert—could achieve what Nora did. Of course, it also requires a bit of courage and sacrifice. Nora isn’t as godly as you claim. But she’s a true adventurer.]
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