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In [[First, the Weather Changed|''First, the Weather Changed'']], when the gate opens and Jackboots brings the [[Protein Bars (TV Series)|protein bars]] to the Tailie, Santiago yells something to [[Jackboot Trotter]], and got hit and fall to the floor. | |||
In ''[[The Train Demanded Blood]]'', he is one of the captured prisoners along with [[Mr. Riggs]] and recognizes [[Melanie Cavill]] as the one that Layton told them about. Melanie hands Santiago a handkerchief for his bloody head and tells him that there is an ocean up front when he asks about it, something that Santiago admits to having always wanted to see and protests the execution of [[Walter Flemming]]. Initially hostile towards Melanie, Santiago promises to pray for her when she is taken to be executed. | In ''[[The Train Demanded Blood]]'', he is one of the captured prisoners along with [[Mr. Riggs]] and recognizes [[Melanie Cavill]] as the one that Layton told them about. Melanie hands Santiago a handkerchief for his bloody head and tells him that there is an ocean up front when he asks about it, something that Santiago admits to having always wanted to see and protests the execution of [[Walter Flemming]]. Initially hostile towards Melanie, Santiago promises to pray for her when she is taken to be executed. | ||
Revision as of 14:21, 18 August 2022
Santiago is a recurring character in TNT's Snowpiercer. He is portrayed by Michel Issa Rubio.
History
Background
Throughout The Series
In First, the Weather Changed, when the gate opens and Jackboots brings the protein bars to the Tailie, Santiago yells something to Jackboot Trotter, and got hit and fall to the floor.
In The Train Demanded Blood, he is one of the captured prisoners along with Mr. Riggs and recognizes Melanie Cavill as the one that Layton told them about. Melanie hands Santiago a handkerchief for his bloody head and tells him that there is an ocean up front when he asks about it, something that Santiago admits to having always wanted to see and protests the execution of Walter Flemming. Initially hostile towards Melanie, Santiago promises to pray for her when she is taken to be executed.
As Layton prepares to detach seven cars, he realizes that the prisoners are in the last car uptrain and rushes to try to rescue them. However, Layton can't find the keys and is forced to abandon them to die with the Folgers and their army. As the detached section heads off down a separate track, Santiago and Mr. Riggs embrace each other as they await their fate, celebrating the revolution in their last moments.
Personality
Appearances
- Season One
Memorable Quotes
- Santiago: "You're the one Layton told us about, aren't you? Melanie Cavill."
- Melanie: "Whats your name?"
- Mr. Riggs: "Don't remember her caring about our names, when she ran the place."
- Santiago: "No, sir. Neither do I."
- Melanie: "For you head. You don't have to forgive me. Just take it."
- Santiago: "Can I ask you something? Is it tru there's an ocean up train?"
- Melanie: "It's beautiful."
- Santiago: "I thought I'd get to see it, you know?"
- ― Santiago, Melanie and Mr. Riggs
- Santiago: "My name is Santiago."
- Jackboot: "You're up, Ms. Cavill."
- Santiago: "I will pray for you. God bless!"
- ― Melanie is taken to be executed
- Santiago: "Viva la revolucion."
- Mr. Riggs: "Viva, brother."
- ― Santiago and Mr. Riggs celebrate their last moments
Trivia
- When Snowpiercer was brought to a stop and Alexandra Cavill boarded, she told Snowpiercer they have 13 minutes to surrender before the cold overcomes and they all freeze to death. Which means Santiago, Mr. Riggs, Clay and the 32 prisoners, in the 7 separated cars, froze to death in 13 minutes after separation. Most of the power in the Utility Cars was drained out before separation.