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Originally Posted by John Galt
I interpreted it as them having shame for what happened. Whether they broke away from the rest of the group, failed to protect them, or otherwise feel guilty, shame is what I saw by their reluctance to talk. Maybe I'm wrong, but I expect to find out more about that later. I guess it didn't strike me as that unrealistic.
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Good point... i wonder if we might find that they actually killed each other and that's why they don't talk about it? The only way the first group knew Ethan was an other was because they had the ship manifest... up until then they thought he was one fo them. Its possible that they were similarly infiltrated, but didn't know it was from the outside and quickly turned on each other and killed off several of themselves before they realized it. Might explain why they improsoned Michael, et al... seems they don't have a good handle on who the enemy is even now.