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| - By the next episode, Daniela claims everything got better since the partner selection, though she still doesn't sound convinced. The Purple Team lost Blocked, because they didn't have good teamwork. However, the next day, they won Raft Pull, and Daniela was happy about winning because everyone thought of them as the underdogs. She decided to keep the decision on who was going to Temple secret, and liked having power because everyone was crowding around her, wondering if they were going to stay. They then decided to send Blue and Gray up to the Temple of Fate. Daniela was the second person to fall in Drop Out, and the Purple Team was put on the "weak" Superteam with Orange and Blue. However, because of an errornous mistake by the Red-Yellow-Green Superteam in Super Stumped, the underdog team roared on to victory. Things took a turn for the worst for Purple the next day, as they lost Waterworks; because they placed last, they would automatically be sent to the Temple of Fate. It was a crushing blow for Daniela, as she was a determined contestant and wanted to win Endurance. Being the biggest Endurance fan, she notes the next day's challenge, which was the most popular challenge on Endurance: Fireball. Sadly, the Purple Team lost on the very first catch by Orange, sealing their fate. Daniela was shown crying and being comforted by Amelia afterwards. Despite being sent to Temple, they managed to beat the Orange Team and come back. In Hang 5, J.D. commented at the beginning of the episode that he wasn't sure if he was going to see Daniela smile again the previous night. She took notice on how Isaac and Amelia are really close, but unlike Jeszie, she doesn't want them separated. The Purple Team did what Jonathan called "second best" in the challenge. However, in the Isaac-Jeszie conflict on who to give the Samadhi to, she was shown watching from the background, but didn't intervene. Nor did she ask the Green Team to give them the Samadhi. Before the challenge in Cubed, Daniela wanted the mission to be a puzzle, based on the Samadhi the Red Team was given the previous night. It happened to be a puzzle, and the Purple Team finished in 51 seconds, winning the mission and giving them a spot in the final three. However, they also had to send two teams to the Temple of Fate. Daniela argued that Green should go to Temple along with Red, because they were the two strongest teams and they were closer to the end of the competiton. She then states that if one of them were to leave that night, they would have a good chance of winning. However, Jonathan vetoed her idea, and Green didn't go. In Create Your Own Game, Purple, along with everyone else, got to create their own game, and Daniela read out the rules. Purple ended up winning, and Daniela was happy, because they got a piece, and states that pieces are important in the end. She wanted to give the Samadhi to Green, because they were the strongest team and were in the final three, so they couldn't save each other anymore. Before they made their decision on the Hill, J.D. mentions how Daniela was the biggest Endurance fan, and asks her how would it feel walking down the street and someone knew she was Endurance Champion, and she responded it would feel good. Like agreed, Purple decided to give the Samadhi to their allies, the Green Team. In Circle of Trust, Daniela was one of the last two people hanging on, where she faced off against Erika. She kept complaining about her hands and begged Jonathan to let her go, but Jonathan, along with Isaac, kept telling her not to, because they wanted Purple and Green to make it to the end together. Despite trying to hang on for as long as possible, she eventually let go, giving Erika the win. She then regrets on how she held on, but didn't win. As a result, Purple and Green would be sent up to the Temple of Fate, where Purple won and made it to the finale, but it would be bittersweet as their allies on Green would be eliminated. In Spin Fly, Daniela mentions if they lose, she would be happy, but she wanted to be Endurance Champion. Like the other three contestants, she got to paint the five poles representing the fallen teams. During the challenge, she got one piece, Leadership, and almost had Teamwork, which bounced out. Purple eventually got more pieces than Red: 4-3, but were down one piece: 7-6. During the Finale, J.D. mentions how Purple was the underdogs, and people thought they wouldn't get along. Daniela denies it, and says she initally wanted Michael, but got Jonathan. Later on, she admits that the best part was having Jonathan for a partner, and she would get teary up at Temple. In the final challenge, Purple would take the lead in the beginning, but trailed the rest of the way, until round four, where they risked their final two pieces and got back in the game. That would be futile, however, as they would eventually lose to the Red Team. Daniela looked a bit sad when the game was over, but smiled.
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