Ashley: Much akin to Andrea, Ashley is also bunched in with the young girls. She's shown being attached to Rob and feeling apologetic toward him for losing. Nothing negative to speak of in her character yet, but not very much either to discern her from anyone else.
Matt: Matt mentioned first how his faith is everything, and that he strives to be like his savior. In this case, he placed his faith in Rob, and if anything else, I could see Matt becoming somewhat of a protege to him. Rob spoke of how he was screwed over last time he played (thanks to his previous protege Tyson), and this time around we get a mention of that and in turn the split vote worked out according to plan. Matt is more than likely going to be committed to Rob as much as he can.
David: We were told he's savvy, and that he knows how Russell operates and wants him gone. I'm gathering that this guy won't be on Russell's side when it comes down to a vote.
~The Malcontent~
Characters who spoke up and existed in their own domain to some larger extent.
Phillip: the comedic buffoon of the episode, this man is shown to lack social skills and awareness despite telling us otherwise. His rationale is barely explained and he's reported by others to either annoy, spaz out, or flip rather quickly. He did all of this throughout the entirety of the episode. We're gonna be laughing at this guy until he's gone for good. The good news is that he respected Rob, but the bad news is that he nearly turned against Rob in an episode where Rob was the hero.
Kristina: The snake who turned against Rob rather quickly, is playing an individual game way too soon. I don't believe she's the next Russell Hantz, but I got vibes from what she was saying and doing. Despite getting a lot of the attention this episode, it's also to be expected because she found the HII and was the main opposition to Rob's majority alliance. Coincidental how it was 6v3 with Rob leading the 6, a split vote is drawn, and the leader of the 3 has a HII to play. Kristina is no Russell! HvV vibes! Anyway, I foresee her meeting up with Francesca soon on Redemption Island. Her minority alliance was nothing but negative and ineffective.
Francesca: Despite being voted out first, and though I wan't surprised to see this (called her boot right when she called Rob/Russ troublemakers), I think she was presented in a much better light than her other two alliance mates. Having spoken about RI, her words don't sound too encouraging in terms of her staying there.
Stephanie: Hooked to Russell, but we got her take on the whole deal, which is good for her. She talks early about being evil and wanting to get with Russell, and her tribe mates were worried that Russ would turn her evil, but she's already been evil from the get-go. Also, in regard to the Natalie White mentions, I think there's a major difference between being a Natalie-type and trying to be a Natalie-type, and in her case, it's probably not a good thing that she's avidly trying. Russell and her talk about reaching the merge, and I have a funny feeling that if these two do, it won't be smooth sailing like we're told it should be.