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In the 2014 film The Maze Runner, secrets are central to the plot, as most characters have had their memories wiped. However, as the story progresses, several characters recover "secrets" about their past and the nature of the Maze that they either intentionally withhold or struggle to reveal.
The most significant secret is that Thomas and Teresa were not originally intended to be "subjects" in the same way as the others; they were actually employees of WICKED (World In Catastrophe: Killzone Experiment Department).
As the leader, Alby is the first to undergo the Changing in the film and survive. The memories he recovers are so traumatic that he initially keeps them to himself.
Gally’s "secrets" are rooted in his suspicion and his own experience with the Changing which is implied to have happened before the film began or during the Griever attack.
While not a conspirator, Chuck keeps a small personal secret: he has a hand-carved wooden statue intended for his parents.
The organization itself is the ultimate keeper of secrets.
The AI failed to mention that Ben is the character who is stung early in the film and attacks Thomas, a role that Gally plays in the book's backstory.
The summary attributes the use of the serum to Teresa, whereas Thomas is the active agent in that scene.
In the film The Maze Runner (2014), the characters keep several secrets, though some differ from the book. Thomas and Teresa hide (initially due to amnesia) that they were WICKED employees who helped design the Maze. Alby, after being stung and recovering memories, keeps the secret that the outside world is a scorched wasteland and believes they are safer inside the Maze. Chuck keeps a personal secret regarding a statue for parents he doesn't remember. WICKED (Ava Paige) keeps the ultimate secret that the 'rescue' is staged and the Maze was merely Phase One of a larger experiment. Gally, unlike in the book, does not have a secret memory of Thomas; in the film, he is not stung until the finale and his antagonism is based on adherence to the rules, not a recovered past.