Final Two

The Final Two are the two houseguests still remaining on the last day of the game, who must plead their cases to the Jury at the Final Jury Questioning to become the winner of Big Brother.

The process of the Final Jury Questioning is simple - The members of the Jury interrogate the Final Two about the games they played throughout the season, taking into account competition wins, the level of strategic ability, the level of social awareness, and own personal opinions of the finalists. The Final Two must counter that with explanations as to why they deserve to have the juror's votes to win the game over the other finalist's.

Depending on the social games of the finalists and the level of destain towards the Final Two, some Jurors may rule out voting for one of the finalists before the beginning of Final Jury Questioning, and many other Jurors come into it with set notions about who they wish to see win. The Final Two's job is to ensure their votes or change the minds of those who are thinking against it, as ultimately the houseguest with the most Jury votes will be crowned the winner of Big Brother.