@vanessaAfazenda Daniel is pressing Maíra to answer for the Fire Trial draw sequence that would have hurt him. He argues the result came down to math, not luck, claiming he was stuck last in line while the other group kept pulling white balls. Before Maíra left they were together in their group, yet she tossed every possibility aside to play for theirs instead. When Maíra insists it's just luck, Daniel counters that timing shifts the probability since drawing sooner gives the ball more chance. He demands accountability and asks what the rest of their group actually thinks about the situation. Maíra says Daniel wants to argue over what she already established, but he maintains everything wasn't supposed to be this way and logic dictates the outcome.

@vanessaAfazenda Daniel is pressing Maíra to answer for the Fire Trial draw sequence that would have hurt him. He argues the result came down to math, not luck, claiming he was stuck last in line while the other group kept pulling white balls. Before Maíra left they were together in their group, yet she tossed every possibility aside to play for theirs instead. When Maíra insists it's just luck, Daniel counters that timing shifts the probability since drawing sooner gives the ball more chance. He demands accountability and asks what the rest of their group actually thinks about the situation. Maíra says Daniel wants to argue over what she already established, but he maintains everything wasn't supposed to be this way and logic dictates the outcome.