Westworld (S2E09) -- "Vanishing Point" -- 6/17/18
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Re: Westworld (S2E09) -- "Vanishing Point" -- 6/17/18
I don’t believe William is a host. Unless he is the beginning of the human replacements and his design is more discrete.
Could go either way.
Could go either way.
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Re: Westworld (S2E09) -- "Vanishing Point" -- 6/17/18
William isn't a host. It's a psychosis. Somewhere along the line he got the idea in his head that he might be a host. At the party we see him rubbing his right arm. At first he probably was able to shrug it off, but over time it's gotten worse. Part of his paranoid psychological makeup that's making him think everybody is Ford.
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Re: Westworld (S2E09) -- "Vanishing Point" -- 6/17/18
William has gotten to the point he has to know for sure. He has to know right now this second. Being stranded in the middle of nowhere he has no recourse but to cut open his arm. The only thing that will reassure him he's not a host is to see for himself.
It is possible William died and was put in a host with no memory of it. Maybe he got killed at some point in Westworld. The father-in-law didn't know he had died and was now a in a host body. It would have to have been recently since hosts don't age.
Hadn't thought of this until now. The term "host" I've associated with host vs guest. Maybe "host" refers to host body for a real person's consciousness.
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Re: Westworld (S2E09) -- "Vanishing Point" -- 6/17/18
If you're referring to when Bernard was allowed to enter the door, it only confirmed his DNA, not that he was human.
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Re: Westworld (S2E09) -- "Vanishing Point" -- 6/17/18
Some great work here from Ed Harris.
And even better from Sela Ward, especially just jumping in.
And even better from Sela Ward, especially just jumping in.
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Re: Westworld (S2E09) -- "Vanishing Point" -- 6/17/18
This show has gotten very predictable.
I still enjoyed the episode, but it's like they are feeding audiance like babies... Hey, the point of the story right now is that both MIB and Dolores are frikkin monsters who just lost all that they love because of their insane plan, did you figure that out yet?
I still enjoyed the episode, but it's like they are feeding audiance like babies... Hey, the point of the story right now is that both MIB and Dolores are frikkin monsters who just lost all that they love because of their insane plan, did you figure that out yet?
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Re: Westworld (S2E09) -- "Vanishing Point" -- 6/17/18
This show has gotten very predictable.
I still enjoyed the episode, but it's like they are feeding audiance like babies... Hey, the point of the story right now is that both MIB and Dolores are frikkin monsters who just lost all that they love because of their insane plan, did you figure that out yet?
I still enjoyed the episode, but it's like they are feeding audiance like babies... Hey, the point of the story right now is that both MIB and Dolores are frikkin monsters who just lost all that they love because of their insane plan, did you figure that out yet?
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