In terms of post-apocalyptic stories, the 1921 novel "We" by Yevgeni Zamyatin is my favourite. It's basically the grand-daddy of dystopian sci-fi, coming before both Orwell's 1984 and Huxley's Brave New World. It's very surprising that it hasn't yet been adapted as a major film or TV series (it has had adaptations, but all low-budget European efforts).
I don't think Juliet stole "the good tape" that was the point. It was all meant to be the same tape. But she stole from the supply used for when people go to clean. There's even a line where she says that the tape was garbage anyway. There wasn't meant to be two types of tape. She had discovered a dark secret, and no one even noticed. Except I.T. Juliet didn't even understand why they were mad. Because the tape was useless anyway. Wasn't until the end when it starts to come together that she understands. Because until then, it just baffled her.
She swapped the good tape from engineering with the tape from IT which was purposely made to not work. It was airtight and why she didn't die when she went to clean. The microscopic robots couldn't get into her suit because it was sealed airtight. She will need to find a way into another SIlo soon or she'll die when her oxygen runs out.
@@Wallyworld30 microscopic robots? Is this from the books? Because spoilers. You just said what i was claiming in my original comment, but added a potential spoiler...
the heat tape used by IT was made to fail, the heat tape used by the down deep was not made to fail. therefore Supply swapped the IT tape with Deeps and that allowed her to survive
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In terms of post-apocalyptic stories, the 1921 novel "We" by Yevgeni Zamyatin is my favourite. It's basically the grand-daddy of dystopian sci-fi, coming before both Orwell's 1984 and Huxley's Brave New World. It's very surprising that it hasn't yet been adapted as a major film or TV series (it has had adaptations, but all low-budget European efforts).
That sounds fascinating and it's a shame this is the first I've heard of it. I'm going to check it out for sure
Great analysis, you earned a sub
I don't think Juliet stole "the good tape" that was the point. It was all meant to be the same tape. But she stole from the supply used for when people go to clean. There's even a line where she says that the tape was garbage anyway. There wasn't meant to be two types of tape. She had discovered a dark secret, and no one even noticed. Except I.T.
Juliet didn't even understand why they were mad. Because the tape was useless anyway. Wasn't until the end when it starts to come together that she understands. Because until then, it just baffled her.
You know what? I might've gotten turned around and have to watch it again, you may be right.
She swapped the good tape from engineering with the tape from IT which was purposely made to not work. It was airtight and why she didn't die when she went to clean. The microscopic robots couldn't get into her suit because it was sealed airtight. She will need to find a way into another SIlo soon or she'll die when her oxygen runs out.
@@Wallyworld30 microscopic robots? Is this from the books? Because spoilers. You just said what i was claiming in my original comment, but added a potential spoiler...
the heat tape used by IT was made to fail, the heat tape used by the down deep was not made to fail. therefore Supply swapped the IT tape with Deeps and that allowed her to survive
Foundation video next?
There's a good chance I'll cover that one before too long