Editing Miles (section)

=== [[Season 1]] ===
in ''[[First, the Weather Changed]],'' Miles helped Layton breed the rat colony for the Tail to eat, he also mentioned that he learn trigonometry from [[Old Ivan]] today. He is nowhere to be seen in the insurrection day, probably hiding to be safe as he's the brain of the Tail.

In ''[[Prepare to Brace]]'', Miles is selected for the apprenticeship he was always looking for.

In ''[[Access Is Power]]'', [[Andre Layton]] finds a bag of Miles' hair at the front of the train and becomes angry until [[Melanie Cavill]] simply explains that they gave Miles a haircut when he got his apprenticeship. Layton is allowed to see Miles and becomes emotional at how well the young boy is doing and the new life he is enjoying. Miles promises Layton that he's keeping an eye out and Layton later tells Josie about how well Miles is doing.

In ''[[Trouble Comes Sideways]]'', Miles is in class when Melanie visits to get Boki's help in fixing the train. Melanie checks in on some equations she gave to Miles to complete which he states he prefers working on alone. After checking them, Melanie jokes that maybe Miles should be teaching her instead before leaving. Melanie later calls Miles into her office and gives him a caliper Mr. Wilford had given her, something that every engineer needs. Melanie tells Miles that there is something that Mr. Wilford needs from him.

In ''[[The Universe Is Indifferent]]'', Miles is announced to be a new [[Engineer]] by Melanie Cavill during morning announcements replacing the man who died fixing the train the day before. He was later poisoned with a tangerine by Josie Wellstead for him to be updated on the rebellion and Miles promises to do his part when the time comes. After Josie's presumed death, he was taken by Melanie to the Engine Room, apparently unaware that Josie was dead. Melanie assured him and herself that what they did as Engineers was for the greater good of the survival of the human race.

In ''[[These Are His Revolutions]]'', at Layton's request, Miles signals [[LJ Folger]] by flashing the lights in the Folgers' quarters. Aware of the truth about Melanie, Miles shows LJ the engine and Melanie's quarters, revealing to a gleeful LJ that Melanie is pretending to be Wilford. Melanie later coaches Miles in driving the train as they approach Chicago where ''Snowpiercer's'' journey began. Miles notes that the train is going slower than the previous revolution and Melanie explains that its their duty to keep it going. Miles and Melanie discuss their lost families and Miles comments that he at least has his Tail mom Josie, unaware that she's dead. When First turns on Melanie and demands entry to the engine, Bennett locks himself and Miles in while Javi abandons them for Commander Grey and his men.

In ''[[The Train Demanded Blood]]'', Bennett finds security footage of Miles letting LJ into the Engine and Melanie's quarters and angrily tells him off, threatening the boy and refusing to speak to him. Miles defends his actions, stating that he freed the Tail, but Bennett tells Miles that he's not a soldier, but just a tragic child. Bennett eventually softens to Miles again and explains the difficulties in keeping ''Snowpiercer'' going, resulting in the cold and cramped conditions in the Tail. After Melanie makes contact with a plan to defeat the Folgers and Grey by detaching some of the cars, Bennett enlists Miles' help to man the controls with the having to flip switches simultaneously to disconnect the cars as part of the plan while Bennett drives the train. When Layton takes a long time flipping a safety switch, Miles realizes that something must be wrong. After Layton flips the switch in time, Bennett and Miles detach seven cars, sending the Folgers, aside from LJ, Grey, and the Jackboot army to their deaths along with imprisoned revolutionaries. Miles takes over driving the train as they prepare to recouple with the other cars and Bennett congratulates Miles for his work, addressing him as a fellow Engineer.

In ''[[994 Cars Long]]'', Miles is reunited with Layton in the aftermath of the revolution. Layton informs Miles of their losses and he tearfully realizes that Josie is dead. Layton comforts his young friend over their shared loss and reassures Miles that Josie would be proud of everything that he did.