Silas

Silas is a skilled inland doctor, as well as the leader of the cause in the Old Man's absence.He took over as the leader of The Cause after The Old Man's disappearance.

## Personality

Silas is a kind intelligent doctor during the day, we see him helping many residents of the Inland. In contrast Silas is also untrusting and ready to kill people for the Cause.

## Background

Silas recruits Joana to the cause, by means of a trial by poisonous frog slime, which Joana fails. However due to her knowledge of a location displayed in a photo (Of an old bank) where the Old Man is said to have left a note for the cause on what to do next Joana is allowed to assist the cause and eventually join.

Unbeknownst to all the Old Man has been captured by Ezequiel and has been forced to write a new note of Ezequiel's dictatorship,which Ezequiel hides in the bank in replacement of the original note, encouraging ending the process by any means necessary, including violence and mass death.

It's with this and Joana's knowledge of Gerson's house, Silas steals fertilizer and makes a bomb to blow up process 105 and its candidates.

The bomb is found and taken by Michele, who wants it to go back to the offshore and save her brother, and Joana, who believes there's a better way to end the process.

Michele eventually hands the bomb in in the offshore, Joana returning to the frog den finding Silas with more fertilizer making a new bomb, which Silas acquired after selling Joana's hiding place out to Gerson. Rafael shows up having having been tipped off Joana is in danger and Silas tries to kill him, Joana pulls both Silas and herself into the poison frog pool and whilst Rafael pulls Joana out, Silas meets his demise.

## Season Two

### "Chapter 01: Mirror"

Upon her return to the Inland, Joana found Silas and attempted to join the Cause. He challenged her and another woman to make six poison capsules from toxic frogs. Joana quickly made her three capsules, but the other woman failed to make her three. Silas rejected her, saying the Cause is a group effort, unlike the Process. However, she revealed that she had some information that might be useful to him, so he allowed her to lead him to where she'd seen the Cause symbol. There they found instructions from the old man, telling them to make a bomb to blow up during the Process, ending it. To do so, they needed to break into Gerson's house and steal fertilizer. Joana went to Silas with a map, but then decided to go on her own.

When Joana was caught by Gerson's security device, Silas came in to help her out. When they were free, Silas told Joana the plan was to build a bomb and she objected to it, because she didn't want to hurt innocent people in pursuit of their goal.

### "Chapter 02: Toaster"

Silas got to work building the bomb. He sent Joana to get supplies for a detonator. She wanted to work on an alternate plan instead, something that wouldn't hurt anyone.

### "Chapter 03: Static"

Silas selected Natália's name to be the person to infiltrate with the bomb. When Michele and Rafael both came into the Inland, Silas fired not hem, believing they were no longer with the Cause, even as they both tried to prove their loyalty.

### "Chapter 05: Lamp"

Silas blamed Joana for Ivana's death. He was worried Joana had told Michele something about the bomb. When Ezequiel came in, he claimed he was there to help them save the Cause. He revealed that he'd replaced the letter from the old man with one of his own. The bomb plan was his own. The flask he'd given Michele wouldn't disable the bomb as he had claimed, but it would make it so the Offshore couldn't detect it.

### "Chapter 06: Bottles"

Michele and Joana followed Silas to figure out where he planted the bomb. Then they retrieved it.

### "Chapter 08: Frogs"

Silas traded Joana to Gerson in exchange for more fertilizer to carry out his plan. When Joana confronted him about it, they got into a struggle in the frog basement, which led to them both falling in. Rafael was able to lift Joana out in time, but Silas was quickly killed by the toxin.