Another boat arrived. A goth girl got off of it.

“Are you Christina?” Cameron asked.

“Yeah,” Christina said, and drifted to the other end of the dock.

The next brought a kid with glasses and brown hair. It was apparent to everyone even before he said anything that this kid had pretty much mastered sarcasm.

“Chris,” was all Cameron said.

“Hey, lookin’ good, Cameron!” Chris said. “I see most of the ladies have already arrived.” He strutted to the other end of the dock, and stood next to Lauren. “Hey, how you doin’?” he winked. She ignored him.

A boat bringing two campers arrived. A girl with brown hair and a red shirt got off first.

“Kairi!” Cameron said.

“Hey,” Kairi responded, and she was followed by a familiar loveable jock.

“Wawanakwa? Again?! Uh-uh!” he said.

“DJ! Our only veteran player!” Cameron said. “Good to see you!”

Yet another camper arrived. This one wore a red shirt, jeans, and had light brown hair.

“Hey, Steven,” Cameron said.

“Hey,” he said, and walked to the end of the dock and stood behind Chris, who was still trying to talk to the other girls.

The next boat brought a girl with brown and blond hair.

“Welcome to TDAI, Liana!”

“Hi!” she said excitedly, as another contestant arrived. The new contestant looked somewhat angry and had black hair with streaks of green.

“Meredith. How are you?”

“Fine,” she said, with a hint of annoyance.

“Okay then. Hey, it’s Sydney!” Cameron said, as a girl with a gray shirt and jeans arrived.

“Hey!” she said.

Another camper was brought by a boat.

“Hello, Eric.”

“Hi.”

Another goth exited a boat.

“Everyone this is Gwen. Not the TDI one,” Cameron said.

“Thank you. I think we can all see that,” Chris said.

Another goth walked onto the dock.

“Hey, it’s Matthew!” Cameron said.

“Yes. It is,” Matthew said with a stone-cold face.

“Another goth?” Eric said. “I thought this was Total Deviant Art Island, not Total Goth Island!”

Next to arrive was a tall blond girl.

“This is Shanii.”

“Hey, everybody!” she said with an excited look.

The next camper leapt off his boat with a skateboard.

“Welcome to camp, Kevin!” Cameron said.

“Cool to be here, dudette,” he said.

The next camper arrived sporting a black jacket and brown hair.

“Welcome to Wawanakwa, Andrew,” Cameron said.

“Thank you very much,” Andrew said, and joined the other 33 campers.

Another boat arrived.

“Hey, Lily.”

“Hey, Cameron,” Lily said.

Another camper arrived on the dock. She wore an orange shirt and glasses.

“Hello, Charlette.”

“Hey. But you can call me Chuck. Or Charlie,” she said.

“She goes by guy names?” Eric said. She gave him a quick glare, and then moved to the end of the dock. Another camper arrived. She wore a black shirt and had brown hair.

“Hey, it’s Cali!” Cameron said.

“What’s up?” she said.

The second to last boat pulled up. Out hopped another camper.

“Myles, what’s up?”

“Not much,” he said cheerfully and strutted to the end of the dock.

The last boat arrived. The final camper got off of the boat.

“Emily! Your our last camper to arrive!”

“Cool.”

“We’ve met all 39 contestants. Now, to split them into teams!” Cameron said.