Since this is Season 2’s penultimate episode, I could be putting the cart before the horse here.
Yes, this moment was sabotage, not Juliette’s natural bad luck.
Rick demonstrates more empathetic leanings by sneaking down to the flooded levels and tossing Juliette a makeshift flotation machine.
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Extrapolating off those records, Juliette calculates other options and enters in her own two failed tries.
A great year for bold journeys.
Juliette and Eater’s joint efforts convince Rick to let Juliette visit Solo.
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Gently, Juliette confronts Solo with his real name Jimmy and helps the man unpack his trauma.
Russell was just a father protecting his child, not a holier-than-thou Silo servant protecting ancient secrets.
He opens the Vault, the layout of which almost identically matches the Legacy fromEpisode 7.
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Once Jimmy realizesJuliette stayed to save his life, both of them barely avoid crying.
Both agreethey deserve to know what happened to their planet, Pact rules or no Pact rules.
Courtesy of Martha’s re-activated room camera, a smirking Holland hears everything.
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Place our bets now whether this is earnest innocence or Knox laying a trap for Bernard.
Doubtful about his sincerity, Shirley nevertheless agrees.
Shirley leaves Kyle to his spelunking, and his hunch proves correct.
Kyle replies he’s following instructions from Salvador Quinn.
I did not speak with Wilkins.
Quinn and Meadows were both given the same directive you will now receive.
Prompted to answer whether he knows what the Safeguard is, Kyle answers in the affirmative.
New episodes ofSiloSeason 2 premiere weekly on Fridays and are available to stream on Apple TV+.
The series delves into the complex social order within the silo and the mysteries surrounding their subterranean existence.
