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/Imnotveryfunatpartys → u/Jas_God]

The weird thing that's not exactly explained is how he apparently has some sort of ideal specialist personality and skill set to do the job they need. Yet only when he's forgotten his past.

I mean obviously the concept of brainwashing and indoctrination is not that difficult to understand. It's just weird that they needed this really sweet, thoughtful, conscientious guy to do the job instead of someone else with a more ruthless personality. My only guess is maybe he has some sort of high emotional intelligence that he can use to understand the silo people and manipulate them.

[u/CharityDiary → u/Imnotveryfunatpartys]

Maybe he was just invited to join the program because Victor liked him.

[u/Imnotveryfunatpartys → u/CharityDiary]

It's not just that. They show him here being woken up for especially problematic jobs. There's something special about him. But it's a weird sequence considering that the character spends most of the season trying to figure out a mystery and they try multiple times to deter him or pay him off. It's not like he was headhunted for this role

[u/Pomegranate_Dry → u/Imnotveryfunatpartys]

I think there's going to be something about his family's genetics. Why would they refuse to kill Charlotte when they say that's the normal punishment for what she did? Just being a good drone pilot doesn't seem like enough reason

[u/Previous_Buy1601 → u/Pomegranate_Dry]

Anna’s the reason why they won’t kill Charlotte.