The Truth In Hugh Howey's Wool

242 Words1 Page

Hugh Howey's Wool starts with a lie that progressively unravels until the truth is felt. The truth is never seen, but it is assumed. The story begins with the sheriff of the silo committing the one act of crime that is considered a big sin within the silo; he wants to go outside. Now, “outside” is not a very good place to be right now. It is incredibly toxic; to the point where it melts the protective suit right off your body. His fate was decided once he heard the rumor that everything was well outside. The reader is at a loss when Holston, the sheriff, dies. Who will replace him? The story becomes burdensome for several chapters, and you feel as if it will never break from its tailspin. Then you meet Juliette and the story changes. Things

Open Document