“The second we get away from the real world you turn into an evil prick!” “What’s your problem?” screams William, when Logan walks up to a host they’ve been traveling with and casually blows his brains out. The whole scene when he was lunching with Theresa, stopping the AI, then barreling the huge digger to mow the place down showed just how addicted he is to the power.Angela Sarafyan as Clementine, Thandie Newton as Maeve. He talks about Arnold as if he got too carried away, but Ford seems to think he is God. I keep thinking of that little tiff in the street between Dolores and Maeve and how much I want to see them working together, William, Hector and, possibly, a Man in Black we don't quite know yet standing by their side against the garbage humans.Īm I the only one who likes Ford less and less by the episode? Something about his new "narrative" or whole world just feels off-kilter.
Logan's the guy I can't wait to see gunned down by newly weaponized, conscious AI who is sick of being shot in the face by his fantasies.
We also learned William is marrying into a family that holds a stake in Westworld. Oh.total aside, but how sad was it to see Teddy's new story included him being strung up and left for dead in the middle of the desert? It would have been so terrible if it was Dolores who ran into him instead of the Man in Black.īut she could still, I guess, since they're heading off toward Pariah. It was surprising that Dolores got called out on going off her loop considering the chaos from Ford's big park change and how many others are off their loops. It was a level of intimacy most humans would never reach, but that's what came out of their quest for information during a moment of understanding very few others could share. There are to AI who aren't supposed to be thinking quite at that level, yet she's trusting him to dig into her abdomen and he's willing to do it. I don't know what it was about the scene with Maeve and Hector at the end, but it seemed so erotic. Dolores and Maeve are neck and neck on their way to the end of the maze. If you can do that, then maybe you can be free.ĭolores: I think.I think I want to be free.ĭo you think Bernard is planting information in Dolores to help her to be better equipped to make it to the end of the maze? And if he knows what the end of the maze is, does that mean he's already gone beyond the warnings from Ford about not getting to involved with the AI?īecause if I'm right and at the end of the maze is consciousness, then Bernard is just playing a waiting game. It's called The Maze.īernard: It's a very special game kind of game, Dolores. The memories both Maeve and Dolores are having are more detailed than ever.īernard: There's something I'd like you to try. But something tells me it will tie into Westworld in some way, and that he either greatly identified with Arnold or perhaps was related. Whether it is a medical foundation or one that focuses on drugs or mental health, well, maybe we'll find out. : One more word and I'll cut your throat, understand? This is my fucking vacation.Man in Black: One more word and I'll cut your throat, understand? This is my fucking vacation. Your foundation literally saved my sister's life. Man: Excuse me, sir? I didn't want to intrude, but I just had to say that I am such an admirer of yours.
The same didn't cross over to a human who recognized him from outside. Sure, he's still killing them to further his endeavor, but along the way, he's actually treating them more as humans than as mere robots. The Man also showed some more compassion for the AI during this hour than in hours past. He said he's honoring Arnold's legacy by finding the end of the maze, which he believes holds the final story Arnold wanted to tell. So how does The Man loop into all of this? What we learned on "Dissonance Theory" is that he's here because Arnold broke his own rule and died in Westworld, a place where you cannot die.
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