u/Mistake096

Who else would make a perfect potential detective?

In the third Polish edition of "The Traitors. Zdrajcy" one contestant (Iza, the faithful one) criticized another contestant (Natalia, the traitor) for her weight. But let's start from the beginning.

Iza came to the show with her twin sister, Daria. By the end of the second episode, Daria was one of the few people who didn't win the shield. Natalia, along with other traitors (Igor and Łucja), decided to throw her out, breaking up the loyal family alliance.

Some time later, at the roundtable, Iza brought up the topic of Natalia. She claimed that Natalia had eliminated her sister and told Natalia to "make peace with her personal trainer." Natalia started crying.

A day later, Iza privately "apologized" to Natalia. However, it quickly became clear that the apology was a false form of manipulation intended to force Natalia to admit to being a traitor.

Catholic priest Rafał Główczyński appeared on the third Polish season of “The Traitors.” He remained loyal from the very beginning of the game. He quickly became an emotional support for the other contestants and tracked down the traitors with remarkable intelligence. It was expected that he would be eliminated during the night. Toward the end of the season, suspicions began to arise; some were convinced that, from the show’s producers’ perspective, making the priest a traitor would be very dramatic. The real traitors only fueled the suspicions. Ultimately, Rafał received nearly all the votes and was eliminated at the table.

Kuba (a faithful player) was eliminated in the fourth episode. One of the players (Mateusz, also a faithful player) convinced everyone that he could smell sweat coming from Kuba. He claimed it was a sign of stress resulting from being a traitor. It’s worth noting that Mateusz most likely wanted to “get back” at Kuba for contributing to the elimination of his mother, Kasia.

P.S.: Besides Mateusz, the topic of Kuba was also brought up by Marcin, another faithful.

The third Polish edition of the show was won by traitors - Wojtek (a policeman, right, bald) and Iza (a DJ, brunette). Neither were the original traitors; they were matched at different stages of the game. They won mainly because the loyalists were unaware of the program's rules; they believed there could only be one traitor.

Five contestants made it to the finals: three faithfuls (Paweł, Wiola, Maciek) and two traitors (Wojtek and Iza).

Tonight, after twelve days of lies and manipulation, we'll find out who will emerge victorious. Most viewers predict a victory for the traitors.

Wojtek (policeman) came to the program with his wife, Dorota (policewoman). At the beginning of the game, both become faithful. In the fourth episode, when Wojtek managed to eliminate the traitor, Łucja (an actress), the other traitors decided to win him over to their side. He agreed. The next day, he had a very hard time pretending to his wife that everything was okay. This is how Dorota began to suspect something. At the table, Wojtek broke from their alliance and did not vote for Igor (the pilot), who was also a traitor, whom Dorota suspected. That same evening, at a meeting of traitors, Wojtek convinced Igor and Natalia (PR specialist) to throw Dorota out.

PS: None of the participants knew that Wojtek and Dorota were married. It wasn't until breakfast, when the host removed Dorota's portrait, that Wojtek confessed the truth to the players. Igor and Natalia were shocked because Wojtek had secured his protection from being voted out at the table with this move ("Because no one would throw out their own wife.").

Gosia (private detective), Tomek (lawyer), Grzegorz (clerk) and Patrycja (TV presenter) from the second season of the Polish version of the program are definitely the most loyal traitors in history. They defended themselves until the very end and even when Patrycja was eliminated as the only traitor in this edition, they did not vote for her. In the final, Gosia, Grzegorz and Tomek shared the money among the three of them.