Wendy Aldridge and Zara Chapman felt wronged, but didn't dare to voice it. On camera, they still had to keep up their personas—after all, they were female celebrities. When the show ended, they'd have to go back home to work and make money; letting the audience dislike them would be a costly mistake.
Thinking about how the viewers would see how hard they were working made them feel a bit better. Even though their nails were bleeding, they kept working tirelessly, occasionally wiping sweat or showing their wounds in the direction of any hidden cameras.
It wasn't that everyone deliberately refused to help them move the rocks—it's just that everyone had their own tasks. Lynn Miller and Gael Prescott headed off to gather firewood; they needed the flames to last until dawn, and the little Renee and Wendy had collected was nowhere near enough.
