#silo s1

[appletvdaily]

SILO Rebecca Ferguson as Juliette Nichols

[sunflower-eddiediaz]

Holston: What does she do? Hank: Well, [Juliette] pretty much keeps everyone in the Silo alive.

the fact that everyone living in this big human tin box thinks the mission done in their corner of the box is the most important job responsible for the survival of their 10 000 neighbors, is probably my favorite thing in this story. because they are all responsible for each other's survival. and this is also true for us irl.

i'm delighted to be reminded the idea is present since S1E01.

[actualhumancryptid]

So I’m finally watching Silo. And after cycling through the things people who have seen s1 know about, I have hit a certain point. And I would lowkey die for Jules.

My mum tried to talk me into watching it when it first came out last year. But it took Rebecca Ferguson being chaotic on Seth Meyers to remind me it existed. So good job on that one bit of PR I guess.

[jimmymcgill]

Yeah, of course. Well, they don't really perform that one anymore though, do they? Some people say it was written by, well, a rebel.

Silo 1.04 "Truth"

[yarn-owl-ferry-thoughts]

always thinking about how much cultural depth Silo has. the textiles. the architecture. the rituals. the myths. the weathering. the physical movement through space. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE PRACTICES. i just. love the thought.

[fleabagsversion]

The way I screamed seeing Ferdie in last night's episode

[ems-art-box]

Outside

[obsessed-with-everythings]

We’re halfway through Silo (tv show). I’ve never read the Wool books or anything.

My predictions/thoughts right now:

- There’s more than one silo and that’s what the tunnel/door at the bottom of their silo leads to.

- I’m predicting judicial has a secret elevator and that is what’s behind the janitor closet door (or part of it)

- Maybe the outside really is barren and toxic but the greenery is shown in the visor to the people sent out to clean, thus tricking them into cleaning.

-I can’t figure out why magnification beyond a certain level is outlawed but that can’t be arbitrary. Maybe it just has to do with preventing people from figuring out relic technology

-Those lights in the sky are stars

-But in all seriousness, Romeo and Juliette are called “star-crossed lovers” in the very beginning of the play so that’s interesting.

-I don’t think both Juliette’s mom and brother killed themselves. At least one was a shady murder I think. But I don’t know why. Maybe her brother was killed for taking up too much medical resources?? Her mom questioned things?

More questions I still have:

-how are the judge and the head of IT elected/appointed?

-do they actually have elections for mayor or is the process rigged?

-Why hasn’t Juliette checked the dang flowers?