Mediterranean below deck Season 9 is coming to a close, and Elena “Ellie” Dubich shouldn’t be back for another season. Captain Sandy Ian presides over a troubled crew, with potential production plant chefs Jonathan Shillingford and Stew Bree Muller causing trouble for the entire season. Bree and Ellie’s feud over lead deckhand Joe Bradley certainly didn’t help, but their incompetence added to the pressure on their three-man interior crew. Finally, chief stew Ayesha Scott has reached her limit, suggesting that Ellie’s days on the hit Bravo series are numbered.
Ellie is hired as second stew aboard the ship Mustique Mediterranean below deck Season 9. Unfortunately, Ayesha was forced to work with a cobbler: while Mustik usually required four stews, Ayesha was working with only two. Furthermore, neither Ellie nor Bree were particularly experienced, and the pair often struggled or worked through taxonomic issues. Once Scottish stew Carys O’Neill was brought on board, Ayesha could finally breathe a sigh of relief. Unfortunately, Eli cares more about his ego than a smooth-sailing interior crew. he has to go
Eli focused on hierarchy rather than improvement
He emphasized on maintaining strength
Eli cares more about hierarchy than improvement, making him a terrible second stew. From the beginning he rubs his superiority in Brie’s face. While it was helpful for her to show Brie the ropes and help her thrive as the brand new Stu, her concerns about hierarchy quickly faded after Brie showed an interest in Jo. The two were so incapacitated that Ayesha had to separate them, as Bree was sleeping on the floor in Jo and Nathan Gallagher’s cabin. As Bree tries to hold back, Eli will yell about the hierarchy and how Bree is disrespecting her.
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Eli wants to be a head stew one day, as evidenced by his asking Ayesha. However, as Ayesha points out, Eli thinks that being a chief stew is all about ordering people around and exuding power. He immediately zeroes in on Carrie when she reaches Mustik, claiming that Ayesha is trying to degrade him.
Eli is not mature or experienced enough to be a main stew, and needs to focus on improving his skills.
in reality, Carrie has chef stew experience and is better at her job than EllieSo it only makes sense that Ayesha will give him more responsibility. Ellie was upset that she wasn’t given the role of bartender after Carrie arrived, but Ellie’s drinks were consistently bad throughout the season. Meanwhile, Carey had plenty of bartending experience. Because he was so concerned with classification, this angered Ellie.
Eli doesn’t care about the guests
He only cares about his own ego
A steward’s role is to maintain the interior and ensure the best possible guest experience. However, Eli doesn’t care about that, he just wants to wield power. If Ellie really cared about guests, she would be thrilled to add a fourth stew. This enabled Ayesha, Bree and Ellie to do their jobs more effectively and bear less stress However, Ellie is angered by the addition of Carrie as she feels her powers have been taken away.
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Eli Dubeich Fast Facts |
Below Deck is Mediterranean Season 9 |
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age |
28 |
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job |
The second stew |
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Hometown |
Skofja Loka, Slovenia |
At the same time, guests aboard Mustique have had an infinitely better experience since the in-house crew grew. Ellie says she wants to be a main stew, but she can’t even give up her pride as a second stew. He should be grateful to Carrie, but instead, he’s jealous of her. Eli needs to put in the work and time to become the main stew and change his attitude. Instead of focusing on himself, he should throw his energies into pleasing the guests. Only then can he progress in his job.
Ellie’s focus on power distracted the inner crew
He started carry around bossing
Ellie’s focus on power and hierarchy confuses the entire inner crew. Curry’s addition should have been a saving grace for the Stews, who were all stretched too thin. As Bree welcomes the new Stu, Ellie becomes a monster. He insisted on bossing Carrie around at every turn and wouldn’t let her do the jobs she was used to, like bartending. Ellie even nitpicked all of Kerry’s decorations, emphasizing her vision for signs and balloons.
Carrie was hired as a floater, meaning it was her job to go wherever Ayesha told her to go. With Carrie around, Ellie tried to usurp power from her main stew.
Emphasis on hierarchy, Eli failed his fellow crew members. Therefore, Ayesha was right to snap at him. It remains to be seen if Eli can change his tune for the rest of the charter, but regardless, he shouldn’t be back for another season. Mediterranean below deck. He proves that his ego is bigger than his desire to serve others, and he doesn’t care about causing trouble on the ship. Ellie has to go.
Mediterranean below deck Airs Mondays at 9 pm ET on Bravo and the following day on Peacock.