Silo Season 2’s Most Surprising Deaths Explained

They say history is written by the victors. and often written in blood Season two of the hit Apple TV+ sci-fi series. silo A rebellion was on the verge of breaking out. And the latest episode features a shocking death that will create the biggest conflict the series has ever seen.

From the first minute of season 2, we knew chaos was coming. We have seen rebellion erupt in separate silos—silos. 17—As a result, people are challenged to go out into the world. but was killed by the toxic air since then We see Juliet Nichols (Rebecca Ferguson) walk through what may be the future of the 18 silos she left behind. Bodies lay scattered outside, “lies” scribbled on the screen the silo people used to view the outside world. and darkness

Ever since the residents of Silo 18 watched Juliet be the first person to successfully walk outside and survive at the end of season one, the Silo’s Mayor Bernard Holland (Tim Robbins) has been using manipulative tactics. Everything to prevent damage. An uprising among people who have been told their whole lives that life outside the silos is not safe. He arrested a person for painting Juliette’s initials on a wall as a sign of respect. Lies about her use of a new tape his team developed to prevent toxic air from entering her suit. Hire actors to challenge him in public so that he dismisses their opinions as ramblings in comparison. To the false declaration of hope and forces Judge Mary Meadows (Tanya Moody) to back up his lies to calm people down with the new tape’s false promises. usher in a new day

What he does in episode four is perhaps both the dastardest and most effective deception.

What happened to Judge Mary Meadows?

After Robert Sims (Ordinary), Bernard’s good enforcer questions Judge Meadows’ loyalty to lies. He also tried to remove her from her position of influence with Bernard by having people call for her removal. Even if he just wanted her to be excluded. Bernard saw an even worse opportunity to silence her and distract people from looking for the truth about the silos.

Meadows goes along with Bernard’s plan in exchange for a suit designed to keep her safe once she leaves the silo. It was a promise that he would dangle in front of her until the end. Under the guise of a friendly dinner party before handing over her suit Bernard poisons the food she eats in an attempt to “unify the silo”. How her death will help achieve that isn’t clear until he offers it to Knox (Shane McRae) and Shirley. (Remmy Milner) The two lead a quiet rebellion. Per Bernard had the opportunity to meet Judge Meadows when they arrived in her office to see her dead with a knife to her chest. They quickly realize that they are destined to be crucified as the murderers of the silo’s judges.

Not long after that Sims instigated a hunt for the accused murderer. Telling the angry group that the two had killed Meadows for refusing to open the silo’s airlock. and declares that it is the duty of every Silo member to find them. That’s one way to bring people together.

When Juliet tries to put together the suit so she can return to Silo 18 and stop a rebellion that could lead to the death of its inhabitants. The hot hatred had already been ignited. And there may not be much time left to prevent it. It’s unavoidable.