JavaScript seems to be disabled in your browser. For the best experience on our site, be sure to turn on Javascript in your browser. We meet a few other unwinds on Connor and Risa's journey across half the U. There's Hayden , the collateral damage in a bitter custody battle. His parents would rather no one have him: "Each would rather see Hayden unwound than allow the other parent to have custody" 2. Yikes, that's harsh. There's also Zachary , also known as "Emby," or M. He has a reason for this.
It's called asthma. His answer to that question is he didn't know. When he first arrived at the Graveyard under the Admiral, he was assigned to food distribution. After getting captured at the end of Unwholly, Hayden is taken by authorities to the harvest camp Cold Springs.
He's over the unwinding age, but the director of the camp informs him that he's been specifically taken to a camp in a state that's sure to pass the bill that criminals can be unwound, and that Hayden will be unwound the very day that the bill is voted on. Hayden never gives up his sarcasm while at the camp; he cheerfully tells the director, Maynard, to wear his retainer for two years once they unwind him and take his teeth since they removed his braces, and when Maynard tells him he'll be sure to put his middle finger on a keychain, Hayden asks "Left or Right?
These things matter. It seems to work, as only the kids who knew him from the Graveyard like him, while the other kids at the harvest camp despise him. He's given a suite room - which is always kept locked, including the door to the balcony, which is made of bullet-proof glass - and steak dinners. He showers three times a day to try and "[scrub away] the filth of his situation.
Hayden reveals, as he's led out to the courtyard by a kid he recognizes from the Graveyard, that he had a small bit of hope that his liberator was Connor, and his hopes are crushed when he sees Starkey waiting with the Storks. Starkey orders him to shoot Maynard, but Hayden refuses; a randomly chosen fourteen-year-old from the crowd does it instead. Hayden realizes his best chance for survival is to join the Stark Club, but he's extremely wary and troubled at Starkey's position of leadership and power.
Hayden reluctantly leaves Cold Springs with the Stork Club after its liberation. Starkey appoints him to computer duty, recognizing Hayden's past as the ComBom leader, a position in which Hayden reunites with Jeevan, one of the former ComBom members who abandoned the rest of the crew during the Graveyard's invasion in favor of escaping with Starkey and the other Storks. Shortly after arriving at the Stork Club's hideout, Hayden protests Starkey's leadership and directives; although Starkey comments that he could feasibly behead Hayden for it, he just demotes him to food inventory duty, calling it a "menial job for a menial mind.
Although Bam easily gets annoyed with his flippant attitude and comments about Starkey being a poor leader, she visits him enough to recognize 'landmarks' on the path to the inventory room specifically a small rock outcropping that she hits her head on every time she passes it. Hayden eventually gets reassigned to computer duty - Starkey, via Bam, tells him it's because Jeevan needs help breaking firewalls, despite Hayden recalling that Jeevan could break through firewalls easily in the Graveyard - where he resumes his radio show, Radio Free Hayden.
Eventually, after he, Bam, and Jeevan collaborate to blackmail Starkey out of the Stork Club, Hayden opts out of assuming a leadership position in Starkey's absence, choosing instead to travel the country in order to temporarily overtake various small radio stations and broadcast the plans for a congregation in Washington, D.
Hayden gathers a team of five computer geniuses with him, as they travel on the run from Juvy Cops to several different broadcasting stations for their Radio-Free Hayden. There he unravels the many truths of the Proactive Citizenry, and he educates people about the bad things about Unwinding. Upstairs, Sonia pulls out blank paper The fourth boy introduces himself as Diego. Their crate begins to move When he recovers, he explains that his parents could only afford an asthmatic lung.
Hayden points out that nobody answered whether unwinding kills a person. Diego suggests that it depends Connor insists this is the Connor thinks that he is getting into fewer fights Connor never raises his hand, as he believes that the Admiral is using them, but Hayden points out that unwinding makes unpaid work look good.
After the meeting, Roland stops by From outside, Hayden yells for Connor. Risa notes that the Admiral has to get to the hospital. Connor leaves Hayden in charge and takes three boys to Roland. At the same time, a jet containing Unwinds arrives in the desert. Hayden introduces himself to a young Unwind and the group of kids steps off the airplane Cite This Page.
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