Duncan and Scott

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This article focuses on the Interactions between Duncan and Scott.

Trials and Triva-lations
Duncan, Scott, and Courtney all complain over the leadership position of the Beavers but eventually come to an aggreement to share the leadership reluctantly. Both complain when Fang is brought into the challenge, and due to Scott's gigantic fear of Fang, Duncan appears to be very concerned about his well-being, and helps him to his feet at one point when the Beavers are attacked.

Volleybrawl
Both cheer on each other in their seperate parts of the challenge, and even high-five each other once the challenge is over and done with. In Starting Off on Humble Beginnings, Scott is seen cheering for Duncan when he wins his part of the challenge. Duncan is also seen defending Scott when Dawn calls him a traitor, as Duncan points out that no-one disrespects his teammates.

All Aboard the Cuckoo Train
Both Duncan and Scott seem to be concerned for the other when it seems like they are killed. But their combined teamwork in the challenge of guessing the killer factors into the Beavers win in the challenge. Duncan even gets Scott to kill Noah in the final part of the challenge, winning the challenge for the Beavers.

Topple on the Luck Players
The challenge was dominated by the Ducks, but Scott won one point for the Beavers. Duncan congratulated him, but voted him off later in the episode, due to him being untrustworthy, and a threat to the alliances Duncan had on his team. Duncan also voted him off by saying how hilariously terrible Scott's puns were. When Scott calls his team out for the traitors they are, Duncan is actually the only team member Scott doesn't call out, meaning that Scott may still have a liking towards Duncan.

Relay Feelings Speed Fast
Duncan, along with Cameron, Sky, and Courtney, begin to miss Scott, noting that Scott's untrustworthy nature was actually amusing and relatable to him.