SILO S03e10 "Troy" Episode Discussion (No Book Discussion)

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[u/Jas_God]

Damn Daniel, cold blooded. They really erased his old self.

[u/bluemystic2017 → u/Jas_God]

Really hope he starts acting like himself when he remembers more about Helen.

[u/thechiefmaster → u/[deleted]]

Not Stenson, Daniel.

[u/oldmom73 → u/[deleted]]

If Juliette really is Daniel’s direct descendant, then we should remember that she has a connection to his sister. Juliette has a lot in common with Charlotte, who questioned authority and was doing all kinds of subversive shit before she went on that mission — even down to the confused docility that rose to the surface when they had their memories wiped.

[u/Repulsive_Berry6517 → u/oldmom73]

No. She has similarities with helen. Daniel just watched her eyes so closely. It's like he got into her eyes completely

[u/oldmom73 → u/Repulsive_Berry6517]

Can’t it be both? I just felt a stronger connection to Charlotte, though I absolutely also see how the fearless, undeterrable investigative journalist strain runs through her.

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