NashvegasDeac
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The same way we are sposed to believe that this chick is on the board of a multi trillion dollar amusement park corp
The same way we are sposed to believe that this chick is on the board of a multi trillion dollar amusement park corp
This is the only thing from the show I am sure about.I want to go to westworld
This is the only thing from the show I am sure about.
Though I'm still trying to decide how I'd spend my time.
I'm still confused by how there haven't been any accidents between guests, primarily accidental? If I can just go and stab whoever I want and these things look so real, isn't there a risk of a guest confusing another guest with being host?
And the guns which I think will become important going forward. Are these real guns? The crew seem to have real weapons but does anyone within Westworld? When a guest shoots a host, a bullet doesn't actually get shot I presume. So are the crew's real guns going to be entered into Westworld?
I mean without spoiling too much, we saw what just happened to the security dude.
Actually if she is man in black's daughter, it would make sense that she is on the board
Well we haven't seen what actually happened in full, other than he was at least detained. The more interesting and perhaps overlooked scene in the last ep was when the man in black woke up with a noose around his neck tied to the horse. Maybe the hosts apparently still can't kill you, but they can put you in a situation where you die.
I don't think he was ever truly in danger there. The horse was fake as well. The horse could very easily be coded not to actually run until he gets the knife.
Now what happens if he drops the knife? Maybe the rope rips because it's not strong enough?
So, when Teddy is recalling his massacre of folks in Escalante as the town Sheriff, the scene ends with Angela crouching by the body of one of the people Teddy killed. That looked a lot like Bernard/Arnold, right?
I'm still confused by how there haven't been any accidents between guests, primarily accidental? If I can just go and stab whoever I want and these things look so real, isn't there a risk of a guest confusing another guest with being host?
And the guns which I think will become important going forward. Are these real guns? The crew seem to have real weapons but does anyone within Westworld? When a guest shoots a host, a bullet doesn't actually get shot I presume. So are the crew's real guns going to be entered into Westworld?
I mean without spoiling too much, we saw what just happened to the security dude.
We don't know if anybody is a fucking human.
Also, weird question: when Bernard was reliving his erased memories, it showed him freezing Theresa in the "practicing" bedroom scene. Was that just a weird narrational/perspective thing or was she also a secret host? They showed her kind of autopsy, so I don't think she was supposed to be. Though when they showed the antennae and stuff they pulled out of the skull-rock crush guy (I think) they implied they'd found it on her when she was supposedly trying to broadcast. What's the deal?
We don't know if anybody is a fucking human.
Also, weird question: when Bernard was reliving his erased memories, it showed him freezing Theresa in the "practicing" bedroom scene. Was that just a weird narrational/perspective thing or was she also a secret host? They showed her kind of autopsy, so I don't think she was supposed to be. Though when they showed the antennae and stuff they pulled out of the skull-rock crush guy (I think) they implied they'd found it on her when she was supposedly trying to broadcast. What's the deal?
I was thinking about those two things as well. It seems like she is not, but those two things are hard to argue against.