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I feel obligated to address the issue at hand in order to defend Redwait. There is no one else to blame for the situation, and it's simply because I orchestrated everything. Redwait came to the championship in debt and barely had enough money to buy lunch. In his situation, refusing to make a deal in the second round after losing the first would have been pointless and unnecessary "heroism." However, despite all this, he initially refused my offer outright, even though we've been friends for a long time. And only the final two lines of the dialogue resolved the situation. Redwait: Kostya, are you sure you can win the championship? There are at least two more rounds to play against top players. Lizard: Yes, Zhenya, I'm sure. Moreover, I came to the championship with a suitcase full of canned food, and the only way to pay off my debts and continue living a normal life was to win the championship. I also borrowed the money for the deal, with the intention of repaying it only in case of victory. Would many people be able to "give up" in such a situation? I don't think so. Now, to the point. Do I consider my actions unworthy of a champion? Yes, I do. I craved victory at any cost because it was vital for me, and I achieved it. I believe the discussion is appropriate and beneficial; I exploited a loophole in the rules, and this loophole should not exist in the future. Blaming the judge and other participants in the championship is absurd; I am genuinely ashamed of myself now. And Redwait is as much to blame as Jon Snow for making a deal with the Wildlings. Do you want to continue spreading negativity and throwing stones? Go ahead and do it. The champion will endure it all. And he will prove his worth with new victories, because there are no other ways. Thank you all.