I did, too.

I really imagine that, like, little kid Knox laid in bed and imagined, you know, because it's kind of like a goofy thing to say, like, how does it taste? To me, if I say, how does it taste? And then I hit him.

And to me, there's something that's kind of like, I've been wanting to say that since I was five.

Like, you know, like, how does it taste, Dad? I'm going to just, you know, if I ever see him.

And so I think Knox almost becomes that, he's sort of getting revenge for that little boy who laid in bed and imagined that his father didn't love him or didn't have to imagine very hard.

His father lived a life where it seemed like he didn't love him.

And so it's kind of Knox's, boy Knox's revenge for him.

So basically you're dead and everyone else is surviving.

so thorough about what she wants to do and she's been betrayed by nox so the trust that the kind of bubble has been burst and what can she do her friends out there somewhere she needs to take to take action so she goes for it

it really gets to the i think the difference between the two characters and sort of, and a lot of people in our society, or whatever, there's a, Knox is a guy who wants to keep it steady and is about following the system and using the system, and Shirley wants to burn it all down.

And so they both, have to come to a realization that maybe neither one is going to work um and and and i don't know i was about to it's so hard to not give anything away but that that both of those views have strengths and weaknesses and maybe in the middle is where they need to be and that's where they eventually come to but it takes a little while

more on silo season two on rewind in a moment In season two, Juliet was no longer in the

silo for a long period.

I think it's pretty devastating for all of us.

I think for Knox to know that he even though he felt like he was doing the right thing and had the community in mind, he turned his family in.

And she went out there and she either died or it's unknown.