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|enemies=[[Breachmen]] <br> [[Jakes Carter]] ([[Season 2]]) <br> [[Annie]] ([[Season 2]]) <br> [[Jackboot Clifford]] <br> [[Eugenia]] † <br> [[Pastor Logan]] † <br> [[Nolan Grey|Commander Grey]] † <br> [[Lieutenant Gardiner]] † | |enemies=[[Breachmen]] <br> [[Jakes Carter]] ([[Season 2]]) <br> [[Annie]] ([[Season 2]]) <br> [[Jackboot Clifford]] <br> [[Eugenia]] † <br> [[Pastor Logan]] † <br> [[Nolan Grey|Commander Grey]] † <br> [[Lieutenant Gardiner]] † | ||
|allies=[[Doctor Pelton]] <br> [[Jakes Carter]] ([[Season 1]]) <br> [[Miss Audrey]] <br> [[Clay]] † <br> [[Fiona]] † <br> [[Unnamed Third Class Woman]] <br> [[Bess Till]]|type=Unticketed passengers}}{{Quote|One Tail!|Tailie's Motto.}} | |allies=[[Doctor Pelton]] <br> [[Jakes Carter]] ([[Season 1]]) <br> [[Miss Audrey]] <br> [[Clay]] † <br> [[Fiona]] † <br> [[Unnamed Third Class Woman]] <br> [[Bess Till]]|type=Unticketed passengers}}{{Quote|One Tail!|Tailie's Motto.}} | ||
Tailies are stowaways who lives in the Tail. | Tailies are stowaways who lives in the Tail. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
[[:Category:Tailies|Tailies]] were apparently not an intentional part of Snowpiercer's society. Until the Civil War, they were not considered as passengers and were kept prisoners in the last few cars of the tail section. As such, they did not have any rights. They had no permission to visit other cars except on rare occasions, and when specifically given notarized authorization. According to Andre Layton, most hadn’t seen the sun since first boarding the train seven years before. | [[:Category:Tailies|Tailies]] were apparently not an intentional part of Snowpiercer's society. They invaded the train when Snowpiercer is about to departs, most of them were the poor who couldn't afford a ticket. Until the Civil War, they were not considered as passengers and were kept prisoners in the last few cars of the tail section. As such, they did not have any rights. They had no permission to visit other cars except on rare occasions, and when specifically given notarized authorization. According to Andre Layton, most hadn’t seen the sun since first boarding the train seven years before. | ||
The Tailies had tried to revolt in order to fights for a better life so many times, known rebellion included [[Year Two Rebellion]] and [[Year Three Rebellion]], both failed. | |||
If ''Snowpiercer'' needs to slow down in order to perform maintenances, the train will be in deficit, producing lesser energy than it has to use. The solution to this is to stop powering non-essential systems (such as lights) in The Tail Cars and stop feeding the Tail in order to save energy. According to [[Murray]], "Year Four Blackout" lasted a month. A blackout happened again in ''[[Prepare to Brace]]'' when the [[Cattle Car]] is breached. In such time Tailies would move themselves together to be warm, slowly shares their hoarded rations of water and protein bars. | |||
They sometimes breed rats and feed them the [[Protein Bars (TV Series)|Protein Bars]] in order to have more food. | |||
==Throughout the Series== | ==Throughout the Series== | ||
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== Personality == | |||
Group commitment among Tailies is strong, yet they were often tempted to find some way of entering a higher status group. The original Tailies were the survivors of a desperate group of stowaways who entered Snowpiercer by force of numbers after a violent conflict with the authorized passengers (mainly Jackboots). At some point, an uneasy understanding was reached, and once 400 people strong, the Tail Section had very limited rights and survived on rations given unilaterally by Snowpiercer's management, to considerable distress of all involved. Tailies are easily the most tightly knit of all four social classes aboard Snowpiercer, to the point of often decreeing their commitment to the tail as a whole and feeling duty-bound to the group even after years of distance and sparse contact. | |||
==Known Tailies== | ==Known Tailies== | ||
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Revision as of 10:36, 20 December 2022
| “ | One Tail! | ” |
| — Tailie's Motto. | ||
Tailies are stowaways who lives in the Tail.
History
Tailies were apparently not an intentional part of Snowpiercer's society. They invaded the train when Snowpiercer is about to departs, most of them were the poor who couldn't afford a ticket. Until the Civil War, they were not considered as passengers and were kept prisoners in the last few cars of the tail section. As such, they did not have any rights. They had no permission to visit other cars except on rare occasions, and when specifically given notarized authorization. According to Andre Layton, most hadn’t seen the sun since first boarding the train seven years before.
The Tailies had tried to revolt in order to fights for a better life so many times, known rebellion included Year Two Rebellion and Year Three Rebellion, both failed.
If Snowpiercer needs to slow down in order to perform maintenances, the train will be in deficit, producing lesser energy than it has to use. The solution to this is to stop powering non-essential systems (such as lights) in The Tail Cars and stop feeding the Tail in order to save energy. According to Murray, "Year Four Blackout" lasted a month. A blackout happened again in Prepare to Brace when the Cattle Car is breached. In such time Tailies would move themselves together to be warm, slowly shares their hoarded rations of water and protein bars.
They sometimes breed rats and feed them the Protein Bars in order to have more food.
Throughout the Series
Personality
Group commitment among Tailies is strong, yet they were often tempted to find some way of entering a higher status group. The original Tailies were the survivors of a desperate group of stowaways who entered Snowpiercer by force of numbers after a violent conflict with the authorized passengers (mainly Jackboots). At some point, an uneasy understanding was reached, and once 400 people strong, the Tail Section had very limited rights and survived on rations given unilaterally by Snowpiercer's management, to considerable distress of all involved. Tailies are easily the most tightly knit of all four social classes aboard Snowpiercer, to the point of often decreeing their commitment to the tail as a whole and feeling duty-bound to the group even after years of distance and sparse contact.