If Josh had any ability to effectively communicate I think he could make a run against Paul in the final two. If he highlights how his game was mostly straight up, he didn't lie, if you were his target he told you. He got blood on his hands and did the dirty work to throw people off their game. He was in a final 3 alliance with Paul and Christmas, she was the sympathy and (mostly) friendly partner and Paul was the social aspect who was supposed to lie to everyone to make them feel comfortable. But in the end all of the "hard work" was done by him and Christmas while Paul just sat around and didn't want to do the bloody work.
It might now work for all the jury, but highlighting the lying and double talk that Paul was involved in and downplaying his "mastermind" and instead focused the plans coming from "the team" it might really spoil Pauls image.
Would it be enough against Paul? I don't know, but a proper speech could definitely complete the picture of Paul being the snake that he was and swing a few votes.
In the end though we all know Josh will just turn into a blubbering mess.
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