In the third season of "Westworld", because the protagonist of the second season basically left the theme park, it lost the sense of rhythm in the contrast of the original two environments. Although I hope to use Maeve's World War II branch to pull back a part, because everyone (the audience and the characters) knows that it is virtual, the experience is not deep, and the play is not deep. Fortunately, Demei's main line has always been clear. Demei awakened in the first season. After the second season's revenge and opening the cage, the third season insisted on finding a new world where freedom is no longer enslaved for her own people. Her self-confession to Maeve and her self-sacrifice at the climax of the third season elevates the whole redemption theme again. So this is still an excellent work, and I still like Demei the most, looking forward to the next season.
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