Agreed. I don't think she was "truly" in control
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That caught me and my wife by complete surprise. The whole time I was like who the hell is this dude and what does he have to do with the show. Everything went full circle. The Arnold twist, we kind of had a feeling but William was completely unexpected till the last minute.
That was my opinion on it as well. "Arnold" had made a bunch of changes to her code, assuming that was Ford.
She was definitely not in control. That was just another rewriting of her narrative. Bernard even tried to show her that she had been reprogrammed, but she refused to believe it. Killing of the board was just a plot for Ford to remain in control of the park and continue working on his new narrative(s).
Did anybody else catch the quick scene with the kabooki warriors where the one guy asked "What's that?" and the other one said "Don't worry about it." or something to that effect? I'm betting those warriors have a major part in the new narrative next season. The way this season went, I'm betting the next season will be mostly, if not all, new characters, and it'll be like this season never happened or the narratives never existed. Like a jump to a different universe.
He dead man..
Between this and Vikings, Vikings wins. I have been watching Westworld since the first episode, and like others have said, it starts off slow but by episode 6 or 7 it gets interesting. Vikings is good from the get-go though.
Last episode of Vikings was boring
Maybe, but it is setting it up for something exciting.
Hope so
The writing and storytelling was fantastic. They gave a ton of hints since the beginning of what was going to happen. Imma have to rewatch the whole season again.
Dolores pretty much became Wyatt at the end, she became the villain of the new story and Teddy IMO will be the hero. This was also hinted in the beginning with the convo between Teddy and Ford when Ford tells Teddy that he will never be with her or something along those lines.
Maeve, in the end getting off the train was on her own conscious and not following orders that she was given. IMO I think it was Arnold who wrote that code for her.
Also looking forward on them exploring the other worlds next season and seeing who made it and who didnt. I still think the Hemsworth brother is still alive as well as the chick from the beginning.
Dolores pretty much became Wyatt at the end, she became the villain of the new story and Teddy IMO will be the hero. This was also hinted in the beginning with the convo between Teddy and Ford when Ford tells Teddy that he will never be with her or something along those lines.
Maeve, in the end getting off the train was on her own conscious and not following orders that she was given. IMO I think it was Arnold who wrote that code for her.
Also looking forward on them exploring the other worlds next season and seeing who made it and who didnt. I still think the Hemsworth brother is still alive as well as the chick from the beginning.
That was my thought. I think she was programmed the whole time.
If you look at the programming, after "escape" it says "infiltrate mainland." I think she reached the center of the maze.
one thing i noticed right away though is that young william has a big old mole on his left cheek and old william does not. you dont just have those cosmetically removed lol. on one hand they should have put a mole on old will's cheek but on the other hand that would probably give it away too easily. would have been better to just cover young will's mole up like it never existed.
so far they've only shown that being done on the "robots". no idea if that's supposed to be real flesh/blood.
Felix used it to stitch up Sylvester's neck after Maeve sliced it a bit...
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