Survivors
Who was the first survivor interviewed by Lia?
Who is Winona?
"I've heard the future, Lia. It's very quiet."
Who is Winona?
Importance: It highlights the horror of the silence that comes with "tech" and the loss of privacy.
The physical location of the Limetown facility, where 327 people disappeared.
What is Cave Springs, Tennessee?
This fruit represents the "core" group of the experiment.
What is The Apple?
This survivor was a veterinarian who shared an emotional link with a pig. What is their name?
Who is Warren Chambers?
"I am the apple."
Who is Deirdre Wells?
Importance: Identifies her as the core of the experiment.
The name of the catastrophic event where the "non-tech" residents turned violent.
What is The Panic?
How humanity might lose its individuality if we could hear everyone’s internal thoughts.
What is the theme, Loss of Privacy/Identity?
This lead researcher and "rockstar" scientist gave Lia the coordinates to his secret bunker.
Who is Max Finlayson?
"This is not a story about a town. This is a story about a girl."
Who is Lia Haddock?
Importance: Emphasizes that the mystery is personal to Lia Haddock and her family.
This character is Lia’s uncle and the reason the town was built in the first place.
Who is Emile Haddock?
Seen in the creators' willingness to sacrifice 327 lives for scientific advancement.
What is Ethics in Science or Progress at any cost?
She was the final survivor Lia spoke to in person.
Who is Deirdre Wells?
“We all have a role and it’s so important you play your role or the good of us all”
Who is Winona, during episode 2?
This is the technology implanted in Limetown residents that allowed them to communicate telepathically.
What is the neural implant?
Lia Haddock’s investigation highlights this theme about searching for facts and uncovering hidden information.
What is the pursuit of truth?