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Men and women live in a giant underground bunker with various rules that they believe are meant to protect them from the broken, toxic world on the surface. Whether they are exploring the stars, escaping dystopias, or making the world a better place, these women are the stuff of science fiction. The first season covers the first 30 chapters of the book “Wool”. – There are 82 chapters in the book. In several episodes, the fans on the floor rotate in the wrong direction relative to the orientation of the blades. The rotation thus does not push or pull in the air. Featured on WatchMojo: 10 Best TV Shows to Watch in 2023 (2023). For those who don’t or may not know about the plot technique called mystery boxing, mystery boxing is a writer’s method of placing mysteries and/or secrets in a storyline or story arc to keep the audience involved and engaged. in the overall narrative, and also provides viewers with “rewards” for successfully guessing the contents of a mystery box before or when the mystery box is finally opened or revealed. The whole plot of SILO is a huge minefield filled with mysterious plot boxes through which the viewer has to go CRAWL CRAWL. The true skill and success of opening mystery boxes depends on the viewer’s tolerance for how often the mystery boxes are placed and when the mystery boxes are finally opened to the public. The basic idea of the SILO or master mystery box is very similar to LOST. At the heart of SILO is the question or main puzzle for the audience: “Why does this community live in a man-made post-industrial concrete hole in the ground?” The beginning of SILO is interesting. Introductory “hook”, scenery, acting, staging, cinematography – everything is good, if the viewer likes this whole soft tonal genre of dystopia. A challenge for the viewer can be the rapid conveyor belt of constant mysterious boxes and the overall slow pace of the plot. An Excel spreadsheet can also be useful for keeping track of all the mystery boxes dumped in episodes. SILO is primarily a slow, character-driven drama with some recurring themes. Some viewers may like the level of detail and pace, while others may have trouble concentrating. SILO is a dark, soft, slow, dystopian story that slowly unfolds its narrative through an assembly line of mysterious boxes.