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Gather comfortably in your candlelit nooks for an ancient sea story. In 1629, the Dutch vessel Batavia veered off its intended path, leaving hundreds of passengers adrift on an island located to the west of Australia. Trust among the survivors quickly eroded, and as Mark Pos, a Dutch TV producer, explained on the Today program two weeks ago, “A tragic series of events unfolded,” which eventually led to a bloodbath. Interestingly enough, this grim sequence of events served as inspiration for Pos when he developed the highly successful television show named The Traitors.

In “The Traitors,” it’s crucial to be wary as trust is scarce. The person you share a meal with at breakfast might secretly be working against your expulsion. A kind elderly individual helping you in a task could potentially be scheming your demise. Even those from Wales are likely to be English, so be cautious! As the climax of series three nears – where once again, the selected “Traitors” have been deceiving and faking deaths among the majority “Faithful” contestants – only one individual has remained true: host Claudia Winkleman.

In simpler terms, Grace Pudel is a solitary individual with a peculiar fondness for decorative snails and an ardent passion for books. At a tender age, when she gets separated from her brother Gilbert who possesses the ability to breathe fire, Grace plunges into a cycle of apprehension and turmoil. Despite being subjected to numerous trials, she finds motivation and optimism in forming a lasting bond with Pinky, an old woman brimming with resilience and zest for life.

Prior to Donald Trump’s swearing-in on January 20th, it was disclosed that his eldest daughter would not be resuming her role at the White House for his upcoming second term in office.

You wanted to be a Traitor. Were you disappointed you didn’t get the chance?

How did it feel to be the first person murdered in this series?