I'm halfway into the third book (Dust) so tbh it gets confusing what happened in each, but on the above question -
What do you mean by the 'Silo failing'?
Book SpoilerCan someone please explains.
What ultimately caused the silo fail? Was it something IT should or shouldn't have done. Also the safety procedure presumably can address it?
The story is concluded in the books the show is taking a different path to the books but expect it to end the same way.Is their a conclusion to it all in the books?...Like is the story finished or is this going to end up a complete mess at the end?
Ooooo that makes me happy theirs a proper conclusion at least!.The story is concluded in the books the show is taking a different path to the books but expect it to end the same way.
Having just finished the last book... it does have an end... but there are A LOT of unanswered questions, so I think some will not be happy/satisfied.Ooooo that makes me happy theirs a proper conclusion at least!.
Yeah, I thought book 2 was the best. It seems like S1 and S2 = Book 1, S3 - B2 and S4 = B3 I guess.I was hoping for longer on the main part of the story which for me is book 2
Putting it all in spoiler, just in case.
Interesting that I see someone surmise that the scene at the end was a flashback. It didn't title it with "sometime ago" or whatever so that is unclear. I had assumed it was happening contemporaneously with what is going on in the silo.
Just caught up on the last 2 episodes of S2. The pacing is absolute garbage in this show. I feel like they should have made it 6 episodes per series then they wouldn’t have to string it out so much.
Finished two, waiting for these all to air and then watching a couple a night seems to work best for me. Even then it's so slow paced. Juliette's story for this season is barely 2 episodes stretched out over the entire season.