Wow and borgen me indeed. No spoilers but if anyone has this on sky+ better watch it before someone blabs
Holy crap this weeks episode was great.
Very interesting theory being bandied about on the net about Westworld.
Will put it in a spoiler even though it is just a theory.....
I didn't see that coming at all. Apparently there had been theories that, that was the case, but for me, I didn't spot it, though I have wondered about other characters.Flipping heck !!!
Very interesting theory being bandied about on the net about Westworld.
Will put it in a spoiler even though it is just a theory.
The suggestion is that William, Delores and Logan are in the park some 30 years previous to the man in black and the scenes with Ford and the company. They are present day.
Apparently there are clues as to the fact that William in fact becomes the man in black some 30 years later.
One apparent 'clue' is about William talking about almost living in the pages of a book and a couple of episodes ago the man in black talking about the final few pages the chapter of the book.
Have to say, the thought never, ever occurred to me at all .....well, not until now anyway.
Apparently there are a few clues. Could of course just be a red herring. The man in black also talks of the fact that 'in a sense I was born here.'
The suggestion is William becomes completely besotted and in love with Delores and then she gets her memory wiped and is reset and that is when a distraught and hurting William starts on his slippery path to the man in black.
Anyone else on here picked up on it at all?
Yeah, maybe.It's funny because I finally caught up last night... And the one thing that I kept thinking about was that possibly William and the Man in Black were the same person, but didn't consider that for that to be the case you would have to have this disparity in the timeline. This was before I'd read anything on the Internet. I also think that Ford may have 'hosts' planted everywhere... Including on the board of the company.
I do have a theory that Ford is deliberately attempting to push for complete AI in the hosts so that they can punish those who come to the park for essentially some pretty depraved behaviour.
Yeah, maybe.
Despite everything that has been suggested to the contrary, I still kind of think the Man in Black might be a host.
What exactly is he looking for? There is surely no answer at the end of the maze, just an insight as to how the park works.
He interacts with the hosts very much on a personal level too, as he did with Laurence. He also never questioned the boy (the young Ford) as to who he is and what he was doing there all alone in the middle of nowhere.
He also talks of coming here for 30 years, so I wonder if that is just part of his narrative.
Also not convinced that Ford himself isn't a host. The ultimate host created by Arnold.
Interesting stuff to be debated anyway.
Immortality?
Sorry, did you just say something?I understood it all, unfortunately, my memory has been wiped since the program ended....
A few things puzzling about last night's episode.fan theory is that william and delores storyline is set in past and william is the man in blacl. pretty damn creative if true!
as for maeve, i like her storyline but the maze thing makes no sense. why did it appear where MiB kille her kid?
A few things puzzling about last night's episode.
The William thing made a bit more sense last night, cos for a moment he lost his usual kind and helpful nature and refused at first to give water to the dying confederate soldier.The onset of MIB perhaps.
This has been referred to throughout the series, it pops up in buildings, in scalps, it's something of a mystery designed by one of the park's original co-creators. Even Anthony Hopkins' character wants to know what secrects it hides. It's one of those things that unfortunately keeps you guessing as to the true meaning.but why was the maze there in the sand?!
This has been referred to throughout the series, it pops up in buildings, in scalps, it's something of a mystery designed by one of the park's original co-creators. Even Anthony Hopkins' character wants to know what secrects it hides. It's one of those things that unfortunately keeps you guessing as to the true meaning.
I dare say, along with the maze, most things will be revealed once we get to the end of this series. Like others have said about this week, it's sometimes hard to get your head around what is happening and what the clues are...the flashbacks do explain a bit (Mave was tipped over the edge by MiB, which led her to stab him and be shifted to the whore house), but pose more questions (WTF has happened with Delores, someone killer her and left her in a river?).
Mave keeps stealing the show for me: her self awareness is now a great storyline. Laughed my head off at the two techs trying to deal with her - a second later WOW she slits one of their throats. She's turning into a powerhouse and I think the girl playing her is doing a great job. Interesting how, in a lot of TV and films lately, the girlies are portrayed as the big heros.
I'm confused about a fair few things, but am happy to still be along for the ride, enjoying how Mave, Delores and even now Teddy are developing.
I love Maeve. Best character in the show I reckon.Just caught up with the past 2 episodes, holy wow.
I'm fucking loving this program, so many red herrings, twists, information and head scratching moments.
I love it .
Anthony Hopkins and ed Harris are amazing, you can't look Away from the screen when they're on
Just not convinced by maiv. her power over the engineers is based on very weak story line, I wouldn't be upset if she's dumped.
Love that idea about separate timeliness that Otis mentioned.
That's a fucking brilliant spotif it turns out to be true
I think I have already suggested that on this thread haven't I?I found the last episode confusing - here's why.
After this weeks monologue I am even more confused by the Man in Black and his motives, other than finding the maze.
What does he really want? What is he looking for at/in the maze?
Does he want to die, so finding it is a release. Is the maze the key to the whole world, so maybe he wants to take it down for turning him into the man he is. Or does he want to become a host and live forever.
I think the 2/3 timeline thing is quite obvious now, and they've done a good job with it.
Talking of crazy theories I'm gonna put one more out there. Anthony Hopkins is a host.
That's the thing - if you have I'm so bloody confused by the episodes and our discussions about it that I don't know what anyone is suggesting!!I think I have already suggested that on this thread haven't I?
Yeah, MIB's quest for the maze I do find a little odd.
That's the thing - if you have I'm so bloody confused by the episodes and our discussions about it that I don't know what anyone is suggesting!!
For all the answers tonight, I now still have lots of more questions.
...... we accept that William is the MIB, but some 30 years previous.
You might accept that is the case Otis, I never have.
It's also clear now that Dolores' apparent change of clothing is due to her having trodden the same path many times over the years.
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