Who tried to break into Solo’s safe?

Notice! This article contains spoilers for Silo season 2, episode 3.

Silo Season 2 Episode 3 raises a lot of questions about Bernard’s long-term plan to snuff out the rebellion, Meadows’ underlying motives, and Solo’s history in Silo 17. While the episode avoids answering many questions, it perfectly paves the way for an exciting season. Instead of following the format of the first two episodes, Silo season 2 episode 3 goes back and forth between the two overarching central stories. While Juliette’s side of the narrative focuses on the development of her relationship with Solo, Bernard’s arc highlights how he becomes increasingly concerned about the future of Silo 18.

Different Silo Season 2 Episodes 1 and 2, Episode 3 leave a lot to unpack and finally give Steven Zahn’s character Solo a proper introduction. By highlighting how characters like Dr. Nichols are also beginning to challenge the Silo’s rules, Silo Season 2 Episode 3 gives a glimpse into how the seeds of rebellion are gradually beginning to sprout. As characters like Judge Meadows prepare to leave while Juliette plans her return home, the Silo The season 2 episode ends on a tense and suspenseful note, leaving viewers with more questions than answers.

Why Solo Finally Leaves His Vault In The Silo Season 2 Episode 3 Finale

The pain of isolation gets the best of him

When Juliette initially asks Solo for help in Silo In episode 3 of season 2, he refuses to leave his vault. After trying to convince him to leave, Juliette finally gives in and leaves. It was then that Solo finally came out of his vault and shouted, “Don’t go!” The fear in Solo’s voice highlights that After spending years, if not decades, isolated, he craves human connection. Although Juliette notices dead bodies outside his safe, it seems apparent that Juliette is the only person he has had a friendly conversation with in years.

Solo initially appears hostile towards Juliette and refuses to trust her, but he also gradually warms up to her as Season 2 Episode 3 progresses. He realizes that Juliette means no harm and only wants to return to her own Silo. Therefore, when Juliette decides to go it alone, his desire for connection takes over, encouraging him to break out of the vault and join Juliette on her quest.

Who tried to break into Solo’s safe?

Two possibilities seem to exist

Juliette notices that some dead bodies in the hallway outside Solo’s vault are not as old as the others. When she questions him about this, he simply ignores her and closes the peephole on the door. While only time will tell who the bodies belong to and why Solo killed them, they could be people sent by the Silos’ higher authorities to kill the sole survivor of Silo 17, Solo. Since everyone else in the Solo Silo died, Silo 17 was likely considered a lost cause by authorities, making Solo an inconvenient anomaly.

To erase all traces of life in Silo 17, authorities sent people to kill Solo. However, Solo apparently defended himself by assassinating them before they could catch him. This would explain why Solo seems so defensive when he first meets Juliette. Silo episode 1 of season 2. He warns her that he will kill her if she tries to open the door to his safe, because he fears that she will be one of the people sent to kill him.

Why Juliette cares about the people of Silo 18 after hearing Ron Tucker’s story from Solo

She realizes that Silo 18 could suffer the same fate as Silo 17.

When Juliette asks Solo what happened in his Silo, he tells her the story of a man named Ron Tucker. He remembers that Ron Tucker was sent to clean up. However, like Juliette, he broke the cleanliness rule because he likely saw through the lies projected by his suit’s helmet. According to Solo’s account, the man apparently also survived outside and walked beyond the hill surrounding Silo 17. His survival convinced many people in Silo 17 that the outside world was safe for humans.

As a result, many began to rebel against the Silo authorities only to eventually escape and die. After learning about the parallels between her cleaning incident and Ron Tucker’s Juliette realizes that the people at Silo 18 may have also assumed the outside world is safe.. She fears that, like the citizens of Silo 17, the people of Silo 18 may also wage war against the authorities and break out for what they believe to be freedom, only to face ruin.

Bernard’s plan to help Meadows leave Silo 18 explained

He plans to secretly get her out of the silo

Bernard tries to fulfill his promise to let Judge Meadows leave Silo 18 after she helps him put down the growing rebellion. He tells her that he intends to secretly get her out of the Silo, turning off the projection on the screen to ensure that no one else knows of her departure. He also guarantees that as soon as she crosses the hill and leaves the camera’s field of view, he will turn the projection back on. Bernard also takes her body measurements so the Supply team can prepare her outfit.

However, It’s hard to believe Bernard is letting her go so easily. It seems likely that Bernard will betray her, either by buying her a faulty suit or by using poor-quality duct tape to insulate the edges of the suit. Even if Meadows manages to make it over the hill outside Silo 18, her survival seems unlikely because she will have to break into a neighboring silo like Juliette before running out of air.

The memory-erasing drug in Silo explained

The drug could answer a big Silo 18 mystery

In Silo In Season 2 Episode 3, Bernard tells Sims that he plans to give Patrick Kennedy a memory-erasing drug because he saw the video on the hard drive that Juliette acquired. When he proposes the idea to Kennedy, he gladly accepts it and asks him to erase his memories of the past so that he will not remember anything about his late wife and be free of his pain. The way Sims casually refers to the memory-erasing drug suggests that it has been used in the Silo before.

This could explain how the people in the Silo gradually forgot everything about the outside world and they don’t even know what birds are. The drug could also explain why the people of the Silo have little or no memory of a past rebellion, although many story developments Silo Season 1 suggests that Juliette’s mother and other Flamekeepers have begun to question the authorities at Silo 18. Even the Silo’s water supply can be supplemented with the drug to ensure that the citizens remain submissive and docile.

Meadows’ theory of the syndrome explained

She believes it is a mental health problem

Paul Billings tells Judge Meadows that he has Eminence Syndrome. Silo episode 3 of season 2. Because the mysterious Silo pact suggests that someone with the Syndrome cannot hold a position of authority, Billings expects to be demoted from the position. However, Meadows supports the idea of ​​making exceptions and presents a common theory surrounding the syndrome. She labels it as a mental health condition node Silo season 2 episode, explaining that it is caused by the pressures and psychological suffering of living confined within the walls of his Silo.