It's not until Juliette (Jules) is sent out to clean that the story really kicks into high gear - and what she learns changes everything she thought she knew about Silo 18. And surprisingly, they actually do it, and seem pretty happy about doing it, though the reason why isn't apparent until later on in the book. When people break the law or ask to go outside - they are sent to clean the cameras with wool pads, so the people inside can see the outside. And leaving the Silo truly is a one way trip. The story starts with Holsten, the Sheriff of Silo 18, who wants to go outside - and anyone who wants to leave the Silo is granted their wish: because asking to go outside is a crime in itself punishable by death. Each book: Wool, Shift and Dust was equally entrancing.
I loved everything about the Silo-Verse, and finished it within a couple of days of first starting. This has to be one of my favourite books of all time.
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