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The social discontent simmering beneath the surface inevitably leads to uprisings across various Silos. As human beings crave freedom and autonomy, revolutions ignite, driven by the discovery of the manipulations at play. Each Silo's reset represents a catastrophic reclamation of control, wiping out significant portions of the population and erasing collective memories of rebellion, much akin to a societal cleanup process.
As one of the primary antagonists, Senator Thurman's intentions become clear as the narrative progresses. His calculated orchestration of a nuclear disaster to compel people underground is showcased as an act of desperation rather than salvation. The stark reality of survival leads to questions about leadership and the moral complexities of human governance.