Yes he was choking her out.
But it's likely that Ford is currently making a host version of her in his satellite bunker.
Yep, and that's why they're still saying she's just on a vacation, giving them time to finish work on the host replacement.
Facial acting was again great from Bernard's actor, and Thandie Newton also here.
The guests dont return for the obvious things we do, the garish things. They come back because of the subtleties. The details. They come back because they discover something they imagine no one noticed before. Something they fall in love with.
Also didn't that lady host who welcomed William to the park call the MiB "Theodore"? How could he be William then?
She was talking to Teddy - which is a diminutive of Theodore. She was welcoming him "Back to the Fold" because he used to be one of Wyatt's men.
Didn't we see Elsie tell Bernard about Theresa right before she was apparently choked? How could he get from Theresa's room to Elsie's location so fast? Two Bernard hosts confirmed.
Also didn't that lady host who welcomed William to the park call the MiB "Theodore"? How could he be William then?
This episode was one of the best imo. I just strongly dislike William and Dolores. They're an unbearable bore at this point. It's like I'm watching some underbudget, subpar CBS show. They're definitely my Sam and Gilly.
I think the idea is to set up a second season with her on the outside in the real world more so than being about why she's escaping.I kinda feel like Maeve liberating other hosts to help her escape is the most boring direction they could go. Her scenes with the two butchers might be the weakest reoccurring element. It makes sense that she'd do it but there's nothing interesting about it.
Elsie, westworld theorists will tell you that you were seeing an alternate timeline 30 years before as a flashback, but not really, of Delores.
Welcoming host(she didn't look like same actress to me, but it was a short scene so I probably missed it) was talking to Teddy not MiB.
Remember the theories! William does not exist except as a flashback even though we saw plenty of conversations and scenes not involving Deloris.
Once again, when it's shown how wrong I am, I'll come back and own up to it.
Elsie, westworld theorists will tell you that you were seeing an alternate timeline 30 years before as a flashback, but not really, of Delores.
Welcoming host(she didn't look like same actress to me, but it was a short scene so I probably missed it) was talking to Teddy not MiB.
Remember the theories! William does not exist except as a flashback even though we saw plenty of conversations and scenes not involving Deloris.
Once again, when it's shown how wrong I am, I'll come back and own up to it.
Which human character had William spoken to that wasn't Logan? Or for that matter, which human characters have William AND Logan spoken to.
Also it's Delosris. Because of Delos.
He spoke to that guy who was sent out to check on Dolores because she was so far from her loop.
Also, wasn't there a couple other guests with William and Logan when they went out on that first quest?
If William is the MIB how does Maeve remember him killing her and her kid as an older man when that narrative was set before she became Madam at the Mariposa, which is were William first turned up?
If William is the MIB how does Maeve remember him killing her and her kid as an older man when that narrative was set before she became Madam at the Mariposa, which is were William first turned up?
William and Logan never saw Maeve at the Mariposa. They only saw Clementine, who was the original Madam before Maeve.
Clementine appeared to be the madame during Williams visit, Maeve wasn't seen in those scenes. Maeve's "tenure" as madame seemed to have been sort of recent (a few years?), from dialog in prior episodes, iirc.
I think Maeve will fail to escape in the end, but in future seasons Dolores will successfully lead a robot revolution.I think the idea is to set up a second season with her on the outside in the real world more so than being about why she's escaping.
He spoke to that guy who was sent out to check on Dolores because she was so far from her loop.
Also, wasn't there a couple other guests with William and Logan when they went out on that first quest?
Yeah, them. Point being I don't buy into it being Dolores flashbacks when she is not in the scene.
It's just bad writing to set up as characters only existing as memories of another MC, and to show those memories when the MC is absent.
Of course it could just be bad writing.
Didn't we see Elsie tell Bernard about Theresa right before she was apparently choked? How could he get from Theresa's room to Elsie's location so fast? Two Bernard hosts confirmed.
The MiB is also a main character so it would make sense that we would see scenes with William when Dolores isn't there. The flashback can serve a dual purpose.
Nolan interview from the same issue. Not sure if that's been posted yet.Sweet article about shooting Westworld (it's pretty technical):
http://www.icgmagazine.com/web/stay-cation/
Crazy to think the pilot was shot in 2014...
You used a projection system to throw imagery of Westworld onto a 3D sculpted map and capture in camera, instead of CGI. Why?
Before making Interstellar, Chris had watched The Right Stuff, and hed been struck by the use of projection effects in that film. They look great, and you cant quite tell how they did it. He ended up using something similar that he developed with Nathan and [cinematographer] Hoyte van Hoytema [ASC, FSF, NSC]. You can digitally keystone from multiple angles. For the Control Room set you noted, we knew we wanted a technology that looked and felt unlike anything seen before. And we felt like projection was a way to create a luminous technology whose workings you didnt quite understand. It also had a huge advantage, in shooting terms, because the reflections and interactive light are all real. We do not have to build it after the fact in a computer. The actors can interact, so it becomes more real for them as well.
"Chases Dolores and finds Wyatt"
Dolores = Wyatt ...Confirmed?
Holy hell massive spoiler lol
Or, it could be not that at all and the finale will be a showdown between MiB and William because they are not the same person?
If there's gonna be a showdown, it's gonna be Dolores vs MiB.
I don't think the remaining run time can handle such a grand and conclusive finale. I predict its going to be unanswered valley.
And, why compare Westworld to Dark tower when the Matrix has much more similar plot.
You have the repeated loops to gain awakening; you have the conflict between human and machine; plus questioning of reality etc etc.
This is my theory as well. Ford has emphasized how he and Arnold "built everything" when Theresa tried to call for help through her cell but had no signal, as if he were aware of absolutely everything that is going on. Would be pretty odd he doesn't know what is happenning with Maeve, considering 1) it was his reveries update that triggered it 2), Maeve's background and previous meltdown when her daughter was killed by MiB and 3) possibly manipulating the butchers to let her do what she wants; one of them mentioned how someone with high credentials had already tampered with her.Maybe a longshot, but I've also been wondering if Maeve is part of Ford's new narrative too - has he built this new narrative especially for MIB/William? Incorporating hosts from his past in the park like Lawrence, the host that greeted him on his first visit, and maybe Maeve as well? Is he setting her up to kill MIB?
one of them mentioned how someone with high credentials had already tampered with her.
Feels strange for her to have high clearance. She didn't seem that high ranked.I assumed this was Elsie when she was saving her from being decommissioned.
Feels strange for her to have high clearance. She didn't seem that high ranked.
Feels strange for her to have high clearance. She didn't seem that high ranked.
First ep, she was macking on nude ClementineShe seemed like Bernards second in command. So I'd say that was pretty high.
Also, didn't she have some physicality with some/one of the hosts?
It depends how the company is structured. I could see the assistant to the lead programmer having some higher level access clearance.
She seemed like Bernards second in command. So I'd say that was pretty high.
It just would seem an high access for someone who is assistance to the lead. It didn't give me the impression that it is an official high position, more like a mentor thing. She doesn't seem to be more on the in, there is a lot of stuff she didn't know,... When I heard high, I personally assumed the level of Ford, Arnold or the boss lady. Not something you would give a normal programmer.
This is my theory as well. Ford has emphasized how he and Arnold "built everything" when Theresa tried to call for help through her cell but had no signal, as if he were aware of absolutely everything that is going on. Would be pretty odd he doesn't know what is happenning with Maeve, considering 1) it was his reveries update that triggered it 2), Maeve's background and previous meltdown when her daughter was killed by MiB and 3) possibly manipulating the butchers to let her do what she wants; one of them mentioned how someone with high credentials had already tampered with her.
Yep, and if MIB/William is the owner of the park now or the head of the board, Ford has plenty of motive to want him dead considering how he seems to be in a constant (and bloody) fight with the board to protect his creations.
Except William's goals seem very different from Charlette's.
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What is the significance of the red paper/cloth?
It's a red flag. If you follow the link its from a dating thread where the OP's "girlfriend" is still sharing a twin bed with her ex.