Warning! Contains minor spoilers for Hugh Howey’s Wool.
Summary
NewSiloseason 2 footage suggests the show is introducing one major book change, making it hard not to wonder what its implications could be in the overarching story. Based on Hugh Howey’s book series of the same name, Apple TV+‘sSiloseason 1 loyally adapts most story arcs from its source material. However, despite staying true to the essence of theoriginalSilobooks, the show changes the overarching story’s tone and makes it more suitable for television’s episodic format.
Given howSiloseason 1 endsits runtime an entire arc before Hugh Howey’s firstSilobook,Wool, even the show’s timeline does not necessarily align with the source material. The show also introduces new concepts like The Syndrome and Flamekeepers, which were not a part of the original books’ lore. Interestingly, newSiloseason 2 footagesuggests the show might introduce even bigger changes in its second installment.
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Silo Season 2 Footage Teases The IT’s Plan To Leave
Bernard Semmingly Wins Over The People Of Silo 18
Although most details surroundingSiloseason 2’s storyare still under wraps, Apple TV+’s roundup of upcoming shows gives a glimpse into what the future holds for the sci-fi series. In the clip, Bernard seemingly addresses the people of Silo 18 and the IT, encouraging everyone to leave the central underground bunker. In response, the people of the silo cheer for Bernard, indicating they still look up to him even afterSiloseason 1’s ending. This development seems strange because,in the book, the people in Silo 18 turn against Bernard and start a rebellion after Juliette successfully leaves Silo 18.
Juliette’s departure from the silo had already sparked a rebellion among the people living in the lower levels. After realizing how Bernard and the other authorities of the silo were lying to them, the citizens should have become even more infuriated and waged a war against Bernard. This, asWool’s closing arc suggests, should have led to dire consequences for Bernard inSiloseason 2. Strangely, as seen in the clip, the people from the levels support Bernard and even stand with him when he talks about leaving.
How IT’s Silo Season 2 Tease Is A Major Book Change
Silo Season 2 Hints Bernard Has Either Changed Or Is Planning Something More Evil
While it is possible that the clip combines a few different scenes that do not occur in chronological order inSiloseason 2, Bernard talking about leaving the silo is still a strange development that does not happen in the original book. Only time will tell whether this will be a part of Bernard’s meticulous plan to manipulate the people of the silo or an act of defiance towards the authorities above him. If the former is true,Bernard is likely faking his support towards the people of the siloonly to suppress the rebellion and establish control before the people above him take action against him.
Since Hugh Howey has already givenSiloseason 2 his stamp of approval by calling it one of the best things he has ever seen, audiences can rest assured that changes to the books' story will likely improve the series.
On the other hand, if the latter happens, Bernard could land himself and Silo 18’s citizens in some serious trouble by convincing everyone to step out without understanding its dangerous consequences. Regardless of what happens, this change sets up some exciting plot developments. SinceHugh Howey has already givenSiloseason 2his stamp of approval by calling it one of the best things he has ever seen, audiences can rest assured that changes to the book series' story will likely improve the Apple TV+ show.
Silo
In a dystopian future, men and women reside in a vast underground silo governed by strict regulations, believed to shield them from the hazardous world above. The series delves into the complex social order within the silo and the mysteries surrounding their subterranean existence.
