The de jure leader of Judicial[1], Judge Mary Meadows was a recurring character in Silo. She was a ruthless authority figure within the Silo who was not afraid to get her hands dirty to get what she wants.
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Meadows is first introduced as the head of Judicial after Sheriff Becker expresses his desire to go outside and is sent out to clean. After this, the Silo finds itself needing a new Sheriff and Meadows sends over a list of her top candidates—which include Paul Billings[2], the candidate that Judicial pushes to be elected.
After Juliette Nichols is elected the new Sheriff of the Silo, Meadows meets with her after it becomes evident that Douglas Trumbull was responsible for the death of Mayor Ruth Jahns and Deputy Sam Marnes. Meadows expresses the fact that she doesn't believe that Trumbull jumped to his death, but that he may too have been murdered. Despite her reserve and her doubts, she accepts that Trumbull fell to his death to quell conspiracy theories circulating around the Silo.
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- ↑ Whilst she is the legal head of the Judicial branch, it becomes clear that Judicial is actually run by Bernard Holland.
- ↑ Holston's Pick