Heroes Vs. Villains

I think stereotyping and labels affect the way someone acts because it feels to them as if its an expectation they have to live up to and they will not be able to get rid of the label, so why try.
Boston Rob is a villain and said he tried doing the good thing and it go the best of him. He said he didn't want to be a dictator like before but he had to go back to being like he did in his season. I think because they called him a villain, he felt as if no matter what he had to act like one. Being labeled a Hero definitely puts pressure on them because they make alliances and then a better offer comes and they have to choose whether they should stay true to their alliance or become a Villain and break a alliance for another.

The hero tribe to me is failing the challenges because they can't seem to agree on a strategy for each challenge and they all try to be the hero at every challenge all at once. Like some of them said the smartest thing to do is to listen to the tribe member who went through the challenge ad won. Even if they didn't win, they should still listen because that person probably knows what they did wrong. The heroes really need to communicate better, use better strategies and they might have a chance of catching up with the villains score.