He
must have been a very well-liked Number 2 if the Exhibition of Arts and Crafts
is anything to judge by. What I mean is so many of the village citizens chose
Number 2 as a subject to paint, model in clay, sculpt, even characterise a
little. And there are a great many artistic people living in the village. Number 6 of course went his own way, and was
described as their very own Epstein, seeing as he chose a piece of abstract
art. And yet he was not the only one.
So how did Number 2 becomes such a popular
character in the village? After all the only time we see him there is when he’s
in the Recreation Hall. He was seen in the Control Room a couple of times, but
that doesn’t mean he walked there through the village. He would have used the
underground tunnel from beneath the Green Dome. It seems this Number 2 would
mix with the average citizen. But then again he was once upon a time one of
them, having one day woken up amongst them. But he was not a trained agent,
trained to resist interrogation techniques. He said himself how deplorable it
was that he held out for so short a time. That was not his fault, but a tribute
to their methods!
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