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Silo Twelve Reports

The Silo Twelve Reports document its fall; Donald recognizes his own report under Troy’s name and is asked to explain what he remembers.

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Reports on the Silo Twelve disaster attribute it to failures by an IT shadow, the IT head and the Security chief. They include video-feed keycodes in the margins, while Troy’s additional findings require psychiatric verification.

Paul Thurman later gave Donald Keene a copy of a report about a young man’s terrible actions. Donald recognized the signature as his own handwriting under the name Troy. Reading it brought back memories of giving an awful order and seeing people trampled, and Thurman wanted him to explain what he remembered. The report bears pale blue stains from Donald’s earlier tears.

Donald’s report theorizes that IT heads begin shadowing too young and recommends raising the age. It mentions an inductee whose great-grandmother retained memories and recommends allowing each inductee one question. Anna Thurman identifies Donald’s document as a copy of the annotated original; the old report concerns Silo Twelve’s fall.

Appearance

The reports include video-feed keycodes in their margins. Donald’s report bears his signature as Troy and pale blue stains from his earlier tears.

Role

The reports preserve accounts and recommendations arising from Silo Twelve’s fall and provide the document Thurman asks Donald to explain.

Relationships

Donald Keene — Donald recognizes the report signed Troy as his own work, and reading it restores painful memories.
Paul Thurman — Thurman gives Donald a copy and asks him to explain what he remembers.
Anna Thurman — Anna identifies Donald’s copy as a reproduction of the annotated original.
Silo Twelve — The reports concern the silo’s disaster and fall.
Sources — 13 recorded facts, by chapter
Chapter 15
  • The Silo Twelve reports attribute the disaster to failures by an IT shadow, the IT head and the Security chief.
  • The reports include video-feed keycodes in their margins.
  • Troy’s additional findings require verification by the psychiatrists.
Chapter 30
  • The report Thurman gives Donald is a copy concerning a young man’s terrible actions.
  • Donald recognizes the report’s signature as his handwriting under the name Troy.
  • Reading the report brings back Donald’s memory of giving an awful order and seeing people trampled.
Chapter 31
  • Thurman wants Donald to explain what he remembers about the report.
  • The report bears pale blue stains from Donald’s earlier tears.
Chapter 32
  • Donald’s report theorizes that IT heads begin shadowing too young and recommends increasing the age.
  • Donald’s report mentions an inductee whose great-grandmother retained memories.
  • Donald’s report recommends allowing each inductee one question.
Chapter 33
  • Anna identifies Donald’s report as a copy of the annotated original.
Chapter 44
  • Donald’s old report concerns the fall of Silo Twelve.
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