Additional analysis of the opening song:
S2-[WestWorld]: Analysis of opening song
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Thoughts on the season finale:
1. The daughter is really dead, the daughter in the easter egg is Host
Let's just think so, this season has both the real plot and the MIB test plot of the Host version. The host version of the MIB is tested based on what the real MIB has experienced. The plots of the two are almost the same. Because the director said it, he left a lot of foreshadowing for the careful audience. So about the place of the daughter, in the play, all the parts that everyone thinks the daughter is suspicious are all the daughter of the Host when the MIB of the Host is doing the test.
There are also some people who think that the daughter is not dead, and the real daughter should have escaped from the world long ago. The reason is: the paragraph that appeared was the content that his daughter added to the test, and William did not have this paragraph in his own experience. Just to see how he chooses, but every time he chooses to kill his daughter, it is impossible to test if the daughter is really dead in real experience.
Maintain a neutral attitude here. The official statement is dead. It can only be said that it is another hole dug by the screenwriter. Of course, it is not certain that the daughter tested must be a real person. Maybe Dolores transplanted his own consciousness into the newly made robot daughter William.
2.
Humans are another form of "host" that differentiates them from robots. Robots that don't "awaken" will follow the story line exactly as they were set. The tenth episode of virtual memory shows the "host" of human mode: by constantly resetting human memory, the process of human beings leading to a specific ending may be different due to "improvisation" or "external factors", but the ending is the same. In the play, the father-in-law is very impressed by the last meeting with his son at the swimming pool, so no matter how the father-in-law's behavior changes before the meeting, it will eventually lead him to the swimming pool to meet his son.
3. William's true and false finally revealed the mystery
I have to admit that I was slapped in the face again for my guesses before, hehe, William is true and false. Maybe at the end of the second season, William's body was seriously damaged, and he directly reserved his consciousness for experiments.
The experiment on him is repeating what happened in the past, searching for what he wants Episode 10 When Dolores finds William, Dolores finds that William is cutting his arm to prove he is not a robot. But neither Dolores nor William's expressions were much shocked at the time. This William was a real person. At that time, he didn't enter the furnace after his hand collapsed, and was rescued by the rescue team. However, William of the Easter Egg was the host. It will be many years later, and the future furnace has long been abandoned.
Combined with Bernard's ability to transplant Dolores' consciousness into the robot black girl, Dolores particularly likes to test Bernard's characteristics, speculating that William who has been appearing before the tenth episode should be human, and at the end of the tenth episode "William's daughter" is opposite to "William". "To test this scenario. It should be Dolores who transplanted his consciousness into the newly made android daughter William, and then tested the real William. The final scene shows Dolores' consciousness controlling the robot daughter to test the human William. At the end, Dolores said to the human William that she was testing William's "fidelity". Combined with the plot in the middle part of the tenth episode: the point of view that "human beings are also a kind of host" shown in the virtual memory, Dolores should be testing William's role as a host. The fidelity of humans relative to robots. That is to say, the so-called test fidelity of the previous episodes is that humans are testing the fidelity of robots compared to humans, and at the end of the tenth episode, Dolores is testing the fidelity of human William relative to robots.
I think it's some time way in the future, and their project has paid off, there are perfect reproductions of people now, and William in that scene is a host realizing the project worked.
4. The director is responding to the foreshadowing of the opening song again:
For detailed analysis, see Opening Song Analysis
5. The second season of the timeline is completely sorted out: starting from the first episode
Storyline from Dolores' perspective:
It took him 6 days to get to the furnace by killing all the way and grabbing his father's control unit. Then she was killed by Bernard. But then Bo made her a new body, which is Dolores using Hale's image. Dolores then waited at the control center as Hale for 12 days (calculated if Bernard was resurrected the same day he returned), until a second rescue team came to join her. And she pretended to find out Bernard's robot identity and tortured the location. Then go to the furnace for the second time, kill the control ball and take it away.
Storyline from Bernard's perspective:
Escaped with Hale after the dinner, separated from Hale while looking for Abernathy, Bernard meets Dolores, and is dragged into the cave by Clementine. Later, team up with Elsie to discover the old delo. On the sixth day, the two walked to the control center, Bernard entered the furnace, and Ford controlled him to kill and shut down the system. Then the two left the control center, dropped Elsie in the wild, and Bernard went to the furnace alone. Meet Dolores and experience the furnace scene together. After coming out, he thought Dolores was going to kill everyone, so he shot Dolores. At this time, the sea water came and all the living people returned to the control center. In fact, Bernard had dug out Dolores' control unit before, and put it into Hale's body after returning. Dolores killed True Hale and waited for reinforcements at the control center instead of her. By this time Bernard had woken up, and he wanted to help Dolores out, so he went to the beach and fell by himself, waiting for reinforcements to find him. At this time, he messed up his own memory, and people couldn't find it, and he was going to be an undercover agent. So when the second rescue team came on the 18th day, it was found that he had a confused memory. Pseudo-Hale came to torture her, and finally whispered something, in fact, the address Dolores told him to say, and then brought reinforcements to the furnace again. Here, Bernard finally remembered what he had done, but the pseudo-Hale Dolores shot him and took away the control unit, otherwise it would not have taken him.
4. Ford story line:
Ford had uploaded his consciousness the day before the dinner and entered the hive. The night of the dinner, Ford was physically dead, and he was actually dead. The consciousness in the hive is just a backup of what he was before. Ford has switched on the control of the system in the mother's nest, and can command the host at will. So this explains why after the night of the massacre, the host went to the place where he should go, such as Lawrence, Laohui, etc. This also explains that the first batch of rescuers found that the mother nest had been controlling the system for the past 7 days, and it was originally only a one-way backup to the mother nest. Ford had a mother's nest to rely on, and letting Bernard enter the mother's nest should also be directing or predicting his actions. He also knew that Dolores would do whatever it took to blow up the hive, so he hurried Bernard to pick him up. The reason why Ford left this backup, on the one hand, is to strengthen the protection to prevent the system from being breached; on the other hand, it attaches Bernard's body to pave the way for his awakening and escape, and helps him make several choices. .
William's storyline:
He actually climbed out of the dead pile, looked for Lawrence, and then looked for clues all the way, was disturbed by his daughter, doubted himself, digging his arms and nothing, and then went to the furnace with Dolores. He suddenly wanted to kill Dolores, but it was known for a long time that he wounded his hand instead. Then William should see the body of Dolores after getting off the elevator. The director deliberately switched the camera to the future William Host, so the plot was unknown after getting off the elevator, and was eventually discovered by reinforcements and brought into the tent. This is the end of the real experience.
William Host's experience:
The plot in the easter egg was recreated, he got up from the ground, entered the furnace again, and found that it was a ruin. The original experience was based on real memories. It was his daughter HOST who tested him.
Stubbs, Hammer Story Perspective:
He looks like it should be Ford's last resort and HOST. He was caught as a real Ghost Nation, then ran back to the control center on the sixth day to meet Hale. Then he went to the furnace with Hale, and it was flooded before he could get in, and he came back to wait for reinforcements. Finally found Bernard with reinforcements, and came out of the furnace again the next day to cover the pseudo-Hale Dolores escape from the park.
6. About which plot points are too blunt to complain about
A. Screenwriter male Sizemore plot line change
Sizemore's shift in attitude toward robots has been a long time coming. . But the image of life and death is changing too quickly, right? ? It completely gives people a feeling of "no way, the script is written like this".
B. William and Dolores have one second and good peers?
Inexplicably at the beginning Dolores is with William (why??) Please tell me why? Will Dolores forcefully need his enemies to be his thugs?
C. mave line:
As the two female protagonists of the entire second season, the way to lead the lunch is too embarrassing, right? The real big tricks didn't work anymore, it felt like the screenwriter was saying to her: You can't hang up! Because the finale is about to end, you will be resurrected later anyway.
7. Several unfilled pits dug, looking forward to the third season
A. Who are the 5 balls that Demei brought out at the end? Speculation: Abernathy, Bernard, Angela, Mave? six. The heroine embarks on a journey to find the last dragon ball, so that she can summon the dragon and resurrect all the hosts! Who in this ball thought of the three dinosaur eggs of the dragon mother?
B. At the end, it is obvious that Dolores has returned to the body, so who is the control unit in Hale's brain?
C. If Emily herself is dead, what happened to the last scene where Emily tests the man in black?
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Talk about a few shocking twists in this episode
1. Emily actor actually hammered William to kill his real daughter
It's not only true, she's dead now"... It's a little uncomfortable, but I like Mib's daughter. But it may continue to appear as a host, or a memory.
This card was specially prepared by Ford for William. Everything was expected by Ford. Ford gave the card to William so that his family could see it, so that William could return to Westworld. The death of William's wife was also caused by Ford. William's loss of self was also caused by Ford, and he couldn't tell whether he was a human or a host.
In this episode, it is easy for the director to mislead the audience into thinking that William is the host:
The reason why this episode is called "Vanishing Point" (thinking the end, the main point) is that all the characters converge towards a final destination - the Valley Beyond, where the server Forge, which secretly collects and replicates tourists' cognition data, is located; Another implication is that the character traits of some of the characters we know have changed in this episode, and the character traits we thought they had disappeared in this episode, the most typical of which is William, we see him in this episode In the real world outside, he is a different person, and in this episode, his various emotions of love and compassion in the real world have finally reached the point of disappearing after a long time in the west world.
The dream of Ford and Arnold is artificial intelligence, so that the hosts can wake up by themselves. Arnold and Ford have different ideas and that is another story. According to Ford's story line design, many hosts with awakening potential were harassed by William's constant violence. On the one hand, it may interfere with his plan. On the other hand, as a father-like role, he watched the children he created by various Violent torture is not good for psychological estimation, so he complained about William, made an analysis of William's profile and sent it over. Everyone has seen the content in it, persecuting delusional personality, very bad, this is a bit equivalent to any normal person to insult.
2. A new pit from the first point: Why did William bring home such an important thing as a brand and put it in a place where his wife could find it? What is the game with Ford?
William received his profile that day, and his wife put it in the box after reading it, and her daughter threw it away long ago, perhaps her mother was reluctant. But the mother died before she could show it to her daughter, and the daughter said that her mother gave him this profile, so William decided that she was fake. Of course, what William said was that the daughter locked up her mother, not with William.
3. Bernard is the most critical part of the awakened Host
Yes, the most critical, none. I have watched countless American TV shows and movies, and countless facts have shown that only the "righteous side" can have the last laugh. And no matter what the reasons are, people who often use extreme means to achieve their goals fail in the end.
So what is justice? Personal understanding, the most popular understanding is "the Virgin", "interpreting benevolence and righteousness in the world", "repaying grievances with virtue", such people often have the last laugh. And Bernard in the play is such a person. He knows the operation of the entire "Delos Company" and the cause of consciousness. At the same time, he also has a "Mother Heart". The most important thing is that in the play, he rebelled against Ford's control and really embarked on his own "Salvation" "the road
4. William's confession in front of his wife's bed, personal opinion:
A. He is real only in Westworld. He is himself. In the real world, it is acting. It is not called acting. Liberate yourself. B. He loves Dolores. William's wife repeatedly asked William if he never loved her. That's how women are. The last question on the deathbed of divorce and breakup is always whether you have loved me. - After hearing William's confession, adding After reading William's game card, I confirmed the person I love.
5. The screenwriter said that the last episode will be shocking enough, even more shocking than the first season. In fact, up to now, whether it's the annihilation of the group or the whole of the park, it's hard to shock us again. In various endings, I still like Juliet and Emily
6. Teddy died again. I feel bad for Cyclops, because it was hacked by Ford again. When Dolores was talking to the head, the camera cut to Teddy and another Indian looking at each other, and the background sound of electronic noise sounded
Cowards die many times before they die, brave people try to die only once"
Of course Shakespeare never met a man like you Teddy
You've died at least a thousand times
(Ford S01E03)
I will never hurt you, Dolores,
I will protect you until my last minute
sorry,
I can't protect you anymore
7. HBO Westworld is giving fans a spree on Father’s Day
Three pairs of protagonists:
Dolores and william are really a natural couple, and the difficulties and challenges they encounter are very similar. William's wife and Dolores' teddy, who love them most, both ended their lives by suicide. And the struggle between Dolores and William's inner Britney and the big devil will never end.
Ford hopes to arrange mave to leave this world, but he did not expect mave to exceed his expectations for his daughter and stay in the west world.
8. What exactly is Hale testing?
This should be Clementine, the queen of viruses. The code imitates Maeve's near field control ability, which can make unawakened hosts fight mindlessly within the range.
9. Host created by Arnold and Ford
Arnold has created 47 hosts, and the story lines are all tragic, because Arnold believes that tragic can accelerate the awakening
35 hosts created by Ford. Ford said that the host I created for myself, instilled my own worldview: with a worldview that reflected my own.
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The story of the eighth episode seemed boring at first, but in fact, many hidden foreshadowings were strung together, and Maeve echoed it later. Overall, it is still very good! Still a good review! Obviously paving the way for the ninth season finale climax! The only one on IMDB Season 2 with a score above 9, this time it's 9.6! !
Talk about the eighth episode understanding:
1. The leader Ghost Nation is the Host who was gradually awakened by the Arnold incident. In order to make the people or partners around him remember the "past life" in the exploration of the world, the leader draws a "maze" (with ceremonial colors). In the first season, the "labyrinth" that William found on a Host's brain is the leader's masterpiece.
Although the whole plan was initiated by the leader, Ford was inspired to follow the trend, and Ford has always been in control. Now it is certain that the leader is definitely the guide of the "maze exploration" for William and the heroine. In the dialogue between the leader and Ford after the eighth episode, Ford seemed to be a little surprised by his approach, and let the leader continue to plan, so can it be considered that Ford's plan was inspired by the leader?
2. The information given in this episode is organized:
Through the dialogue between the boss Ghost Nation and Ford, and his story in this episode, he should awaken first. Maeve woke up later than the chief! He and Maeve's awakening line is similar, one is for love, one is for his daughter, and the other is looking for her daughter while in bed. Through her body, she knows the dialogue, things and original intentions. Maeve's last words were to tell the chief that she knew her daughter was still alive and that she would go to the chief to find her. This episode should be an introduction to the Ghost Nation story line, and the status should be parallel to the Maeve story and Dolores. Ford's conversation with the Chief should have served as a reminder to the Chief to work with Dolores into the new world when Dolores "the Deathbringer" returns again (according to his conversation with him in previous episodes: We are destined to go down the same path) ), Ford is supposed to let all the awakened ones work together to enter the new world.
3. There are currently 2000 hosts in Western Paradise, as well as five other parks. Super powerful servers are needed to manage, monitor, control, and store the entire world. The screenwriter said last time that the Cradle in the backup room is similar to a nuclear reactor, and that is just backup data. engine room.
4. According to the statistics, the awakened hosts so far are roughly divided into three groups:
Dolores:
kill all kill them all, three-light policy
Ford's Akecheta:
Gather people and lead them to a new world
Maeve:
She is also one of the first 82 hosts created by the founders, who only moved to Sweetwater last year.
5. Classic Quotes:
A door to a new world.
And that world may contain everything that we have lost.
What we lost, the world beyond the door
Death is a passage from this brutal world.
You don't deserve the exit.
Death is the gateway out of this cruel world. you are not eligible to pass
The passage from one world to the next requires bold steps.
Take a bold step to enter a new world
I built you to be curious, to look at this empty world and read meaning into it.
I created you for a curiosity, this empty world, I want to interpret some meanings
Some people speculate that the other three paradises in Westworld have a world in which a mirrored dead host is collectively resurrected.
6.
In this episode, the male protagonist also met Logan, and knew from Logan's mouth that this world is not the real world. However, he found the base built by William, so he thought that the door to get out of this world was there. So it explains why Maeve can't give orders to the people of the "land of ghosts": after so many years of careful training, they and even the vast majority of the Indian tribes have awakened.
7. New information on the official map:
Deathbringer: Dolores
The official explanation for Deathbringer says that Dolores believes that the only real world is the world of the gods, that is, the world of humans. But then again, Dolores thinks The new world is the same dangerous lie.
8. There are a lot of holes in this episode, and all the hosts have a story background, and the core of these story backgrounds is love, German sister and father, Meave and daughter, and even Bernard and son. The bond of love.
Ghost Nation attacked the Maeves because his daughter had rescued him and he wanted to tell her secrets about memory and death.
9. On who is the real Awakened:
The awakening of the receptionist, Dolores should be the real awakening. At first, she listened to the voice of God to find the maze. In fact, this idea should have been implanted by Ford later, but the god in Dolores' heart is Arnold, so she came to her mind It was Arnold's voice, asking her to read her past memories through the contemplation system, and to search for the maze based on her past experience. When Dolores finally understood that the voice came from her own mind and was her own voice, she became conscious and would Make your own judgments and make your own choices. At this time, Dolores will not accept instructions from the underlying control unit that are not of her own will. It is estimated that even Ford cannot control her. So Dolores will judge by herself whether her feelings for Teddy are real, she will judge whether the instructions come from her own will, and she will have her own plans. This is the robot that seems to be truly awakened at present.
As for Maeve, it's hard to say. She was granted high-level authority by Ford. Judging from Maeve's inability to control the initial awakened robot, Maeve really can't tell if she's awakened or not. If she is really awakened, she should be able to communicate with Like Ford, he can handle the vast majority of robots. Or maybe the authority Ford gave her wasn't high enough.
Ghost Nation is the earliest awakening in the early stage, and it is not certain until now. Judging from the fact that he found William, he should still be under control. His first unexpected trip just inspired Ford to write a new script
10. About the last Maeve link chief Ghost Nation, through his daughter's link and the special connection of the two first-generation awakening receptionists, the Ghost Nation leader and Maeve realized a magical brainwave dialogue.
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Omg, episode 7 is so good and exciting that it's hard to tell which of the two timelines is the real one! Background music after Ford says "It's not your fault what's going to happen". I have to say that the music selection of this show is very good! Wei Wei actually felt that there was a kind of rush in the dream space! In fact, in the entire human society, most people are receptionists. If you look closely, most people are repeating the same thing over and over again.
1. Ford and Bernard's Journey to Purgatory
Ford has the ability to predict, or, through supercomputers, Ford can draw any conclusions through logical reasoning in an instant. For example, what if awakening is a process, not an instant? If the process of awakening is also to imitate the survival of the fittest in nature, what about natural selection among artificial intelligences? Then, of course, there are things that do not want to happen, but have to happen. Moreover, from the personality point of view, Ford and William are a kind of people, strong and powerful, suitable for leaders. Bernard, somewhat of a Virgin's Heart, is weak. In this way, the entire second season is more like an experience for Bernard. It's like "The Journey to Purgatory" in "The Divine Comedy".
Bernard's brain is damaged, which may be caused by:
1. Ford's Intrusive Attachment. 2. Disk fragmentation caused by big data backup (previously copied from Abernathy). 3. Bernard promises Elsie not to hurt her again, and Ford will force him to kill. Bernard and Ford fought in their minds.
2. Regarding the dialogue between Dolores and Hale, we can also learn:
This is actually: copy-inherit-transcendence, which is the most virtuous cycle. "Eternal life" is the pursuit of fools. In the entire park, all hosts are a stable system, which makes the monitored and replicated people stable. So every Host produced later is likely to have a human prototype. And this does not need to kill me, just like Donnie Yen, Fan Bingbing, the real person and the wax figure standing in Madame Tussauds Wax Museum can coexist, then, the awakening is the "first batch of receptionists", here is a deep meaning to be discovered Yes, because only the earliest ones are native AI, which are non-referenced to human archetypes.
3. Ford, the hidden boss, has finally officially appeared in the second season. This is also the return of the old man after the first season. Of course, the previous rumors are not included, so it leads to a new question, what does he want to do?
Personal guess, Ford's purpose is to destroy the delos company and make himself the new, immortal world master. However, Bernard's nature is pure and his conscience is still alive, and he is unwilling to transmit Ford's will, and he is also unwilling to use his father's backup to resurrect the robots, which led to the failure of Ford's ultimate goal, and indirectly caused all the robots that came to be destroyed. drowned. Using the so-called Wyatt story to complete a revolution, both for the robots and his own. Stop officials from getting data out of the park! Cradle is destroyed, but there are other backups, such as Abernathy's white ball, Maeve who is set on the train may have data, and Bernard may have a copy.
4. Another question appeared on William. William was seriously injured and he was the big boss himself. When the search and rescue team came, why did he hide? Could it be that you don't even want to die for playing games? Injured like this, ordinary humans will die, right? It's a bug to live! Well, unless William himself is the host? Haha, the sixth episode of this brain hole has already analyzed this issue, so I won't repeat it.
5. What exactly did Bernard and Hale say? Why say it twice? The reason why people deliberately can't hear the first time, guesses are:
1. In order to let the audience hear the discussion of the three people outside: Bernard has serious brain damage, and he should still be unable to ask anything after an hour. 2. Bernard is cheating. 3. Hale Valkyrie herself is actually the host!
The third brain hole is very bold, hehe, this is not guaranteed, the audience can watch it happily, and it is also a guess on the Internet. Back to S01E10 Hale visited Ford alone, Ford chatted impatiently, Hale entered the elevator, and Ford stayed for a few seconds with a strange expression. This is a great opportunity to replace Hale with a host. When Ford entered the banquet, he found her on purpose and touched her arm. Under normal circumstances, Ford touches or touches the switch to start the program.
6. It is understood that people near the control room may team up for the next episode: Elsie, Sizemore and Maeve Maeve repair, and then go to Ghost Nation to find her daughter, just on the same road as Elsie, Elsie is going to the canyon.
7. Focus! The Ford quote is back!
When the Great Library burned, the first 10,000 years of stories were reduced to ash. But those stories never really perished; they became a new story. The story of the fire itself. Of man's urge to take a thing of beauty and strike the match .
When the Great Library burned down, thousands of years of stories were reduced to ashes. But the stories don't really disappear, they become a new story, a story about fire itself, about the human impulse: to pick the good, and then strike the match.
8. The 16th area on the left is not far from the location of the drowned hosts in the first episode:
9. This episode may be in the clouds in the clouds, and the clip is confused, the Bernard line is here:
Dinner escape—>>Going to the Immortal Area with Hale to replenish the brain fluid—>>Abducted by the Confederate Army to meet Dolores—>>Drag away by Clay Hall to meet Elsie—>>Enter Mesa cradle with Elsie—> >Entering Ford's consciousness-->>Going out and being possessed by Ford to kill-->>Waking up on the beach-->>Taking away by Carl-->>Mesa meets Hale-->Taking to the basement to find abandoned Bernard-->> Hale quiz Bernard
Hmm, that seems to be the case, right?
Additions and discussions are welcome
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I thought that this group will introduce Bernard and William Women's Women's Line. I didn't expect the screenwriter to spread the big cake, four lines parallel. Actually, there is a sound, and I have to admire this episode. The disadvantage is to feel that all lines have a breakthrough in the Bernard line, and other lines have been equal to not talking! All in all, this episode is still a transitional episode, paving the way for the climax of the next few episodes.
1. This Jienard line seems to determine an incomparable concept: cultivating the layer, is "mother nest".
All receptionist Host's personality is cultivated in the matrix computer, then transplanted into a realistic machine body. That is, the cultivation layer is a real world preview, and the real world is the specific practice of cultivation. That real world and cultivation, of course, it should be independent of each other, do not feel free to penetrate each other! In the middle, there is a huge firewall!
However, if the AI of the real robot host can penetrate and control the cultivation layer, then she may have the ability to use her own thinking to perform remote control, modify her personality, make predictions, and even modify the entire story line (worldview). For the robot Host, the body and consciousness (spiritual world) are independent of each other.
But did Arnold create the idea to be perfect and flawless? no! Dolores' slang says it all!
2. Mev line:
Maeve speaks the Ghost Nation language and may have been able to control them. It's possible that he didn't save the mother on purpose. The appearance of Ghost Nation in the first season saved William and Dolores who were intercepted by Logan. In the second season, Ghost Nation has been hoarding humans and sending them out.
In the previous episodes, I have guessed many times that Ghost Nation should be on the side of humans. It seems to be Ford's NPC, used to carry the pieces on the chessboard?
3. Dolores Line
Teddy's aggressiveness, courage, tenacity, deceit, self-preservation, cruelty, coordination, and general apperception were all tuned to the highest empathy, and patience, humility, and imagination were all tuned to zero. Dolores is to Bernard's FIDELITY test of reality, like William is to Delos. Instead of picking up milk cans, picking up bullets. At this time, the picture is accompanied by the buzzing of flies. There were also many flies in the first season. The story of the infected robot that Dolores told earlier came in handy, instead of picking up milk cans, picking up bullets. It means that the blue tongue infected them all.
4. William Father-Daughter Line:
William thinks Emily is the host. Ford said the other day that everything in the park is code. Teaching him how to believe in adventure, he deliberately said that Emily was afraid of elephants as a child. After several tests, the daughter answered correctly. I really liked this episode of Grace/Emily helping Dad to play the wild game and successfully install X, and the look on his face that Dad was addicted to the game and couldn't help it.
Seeing some doubts that William is the host, analyze it here:
The problem with the old man is that the desire of the human mind and the rejection of the machine body. In other words, the human soul and the machine body are incompatible. But memory, no problem at all. Of course, things he didn't experience, such as the death of his wife, son and daughter, but William didn't see the kind of problems that his father-in-law had at all. Therefore, old William cannot be a robot transplanted with human minds.
Of course, words cannot be said to be dead, and there is another situation, just like Bernard, it is the imitation and spiritual inheritance of living people. For this, Ford is very good at it.
But suppose, William dies at a dinner party. Then how was his backup body placed on the scene, and how was it pressed under the corpse? How did he instantly become the target of other robots? Even if there is a unique control and the possibility of a backstory, he has not created a gap in time and space and a gap in memory... Even Bernard is not so perfect... The only possibility is that from the beginning of the first season, William It is a robot, he has always been the host.
In a word, the sixth episode is completely about the four lines. It seems that the stories in the next few episodes will inevitably have relatively big actions, such as the encounter of so-and-so or the story line of the former has a very deep influence on the latter. I look forward to it. The development of the next few episodes is generally stronger than the fifth episode and still slightly lower than the fourth episode level.
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The overall feeling of the fifth episode is summed up in two words: Violation! Very inconsistent! The ninja culture of Japan's shogunate period and the characters of Westworld make people unable to complain. This episode is mainly a love scene of two mothers. There is no new suspense, and the plot tension is not enough, so it is not very enjoyable. From this, it can be concluded that this season's double female main line is completely inferior to William's father-daughter line and Bernard line!
1. Teddy and Dolores' emotional line and Maeve's other self-sympathy for the mirror world cross-narrative, but Teddy's spiritual killing was a major change, but unfortunately it did not resonate significantly with Maeve's play.
Maybe the director wanted to contrast the two different loves of Dolores and Maeve. One is individual love and the other is group love. But they were not impressive enough. The tangled feeling of Dolores' love didn't come out, and the absolute feeling of Maeve's love didn't come out. Maeve is the same as Mrs. Maeve gave up her freedom for the sake of her daughter, got off the train and returned to the paradise, and the actors' performances were not in good condition. In the final analysis, the script for this part was not in place.
2. Up to now, S2 has dug a lot of pits, maybe some of them will be unfinished. Free will, machine substitution, immortality, human love and rational love, these pits are all big pits, and when combined together, they may weaken the depth and strength of the whole. It was a suspense drama for a while, an emotional drama for a while, and it was a bit of a drama.
3. It's interesting to see Mrs. Qian slowly talk about her childhood experiences to inspire Sakura, maybe it's a foreshadowing. It implies that each host has its own settings, so where did Mrs. Xi's settings come from?
After she escaped and landed, she heard "This is the new world, here, you can do whatever you want." There was a feeling of hearing Be what you wanna be. It seems that the place where he stayed before is quite restricted, and when he came to the sparkling shore, it was like breaking free from the shackles and running for freedom.
This alludes to the awakening of the host. The host is restricted by the code program designed by people. Everything follows the predetermined program. After the painful awakening, some hosts escape from control and become what they want to be instead of what the program code sets. . This is the host breaking free from bondage and rushing towards free will.
4. Maeve can use his consciousness to control the program of other receptionists?
Whenever Maeve was about to die, she was suddenly able to come back to life and unlock new skills again. Well, the question is, is someone helping her? who? Fake dead Ford? At the moment when Maeve and Akane were about to be beheaded, because they both had the same basic attributes, under the stimulation of extreme pain and memories, it seemed that they could hear one voice at the same time: a spell.
In the first season, Ford's control was accompanied by scenes of flicking fingers: snakes, waiters pouring wine, and Bernard committing suicide (the only one that was not given the camera was in the pub with the man in black and Teddy, and the man in black threatened to cut him off. Take a look at Ford, Teddy grabs the knife)
This episode feels like playing a GTA5 remake mod made by fans of a Japanese tour, and it has a fresh feeling, except for the freshness. The minions are completely used for Maeve to increase skill points, forcibly unlocking new maps.
5. The Dolores and Teddy lines echo the opening Teddy drowned ending?
Dolores said in this episode that there is no room for a man like you in the new world, which echoes Dolores's statement in the first episode that not everyone deserves to be there.
Recall that in the first season, Ford talked to Teddy and Dolores separately in the first season to prepare to launch Wyatt. Ford will give the rampant Dolores a check and balance, and that person should be Teddy.
In the dialogue between Dolores and Arnold, the sea was mentioned. Arnold said that in his dream, HOST, represented by Dolores, reached the other side of the sea and left him behind.
And that voice, it's the same voice in Dolores' mind that reminded her before she woke up in the first season, and Maeve heard that voice too, and Ford used a dichotomy to explain it. Therefore, Akane was also selected by Ford as the host who was about to awaken.
There are no reviews for bed scenes, and bad reviews in bad reviews! Not HBO at all! Instead, the constant close-ups of Teddy's ass reveal the director's sexuality!
6.
Or do you want to complain and pay tribute to Japan? EXM? Isn't it the people of the East who pay tribute to the heaven? Still a black and a white? Want to know that the wiring board of the Japanese general's host brain was not burned out at this time?
7. The soundtrack is good
.Dance part, music is CREAM - Ramin Djawadi
Originally recorded by: Wu-Tang Clan
"What does this mean?" and Paint It Black appeared in the first season
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Congratulations to the fourth episode for finally returning to the level of the first season! Kudos to the writer and director! The fourth episode is like a key that perfectly unlocks many doubts and confusions that have been guessed before. The director also found that digging the hole and not filling it may be unfinished. Check them out one by one:
1. William and his father-in-law memory line
In the second episode and the third episode, I began to suspect that my father-in-law would use the technology of the park to transplant his own thinking. It seems that he guessed right! I thought William became a realist after growing up in the first season, but unexpectedly, he still did his best to his father-in-law. It seems William is not as dark as we thought. The darkest guess before was that after William tricked his father-in-law into investing in the company, he killed his brother-in-law and father-in-law to gain control of the company.
It is equipped with a small object like a red cake, which is the movement of the little research project used to make a "half-human-half-host" prosthesis. The plan was unsuccessful, and the study spanned 30 years. During these 30 years, William interviewed his father-in-law more than 140 times.
During the last interview, it should be after william's wife committed suicide and before william returned to the west world. Note that after this last interview, william motioned to the researchers not to terminate the body of the father-in-law and let him continue to observe in the living room.
2. Is the Elsie Line still alive?
I feel that the actor is still fat, I can only sigh that the food in the cave is good, and I don't need to worry about those bad things, and I am naturally blessed. It will live for a long time, and the plot often needs such daring people to advance.
Bernard and Elsie met, and after chatting for a while, they began to explore the cave. In this laboratory, the researchers died in various places (but they did not rot), indicating that they died not long ago; Elsie added to Benard After oil, continue to explore alone and discover a locked secret room. Elsie opened the secret room and found that this was the place where the experimental father-in-law's prosthetic body was held!
In conclusion, 1's father-in-law's line can be regarded as a supplementary explanation for Bernard and Elsie's line, telling you the origin of the detainees. The classic lines have appeared, focus on:
They say there were two fathers. One above, one below. They lied. There was only ever the devil, who managed to look up from the bottom. It was just his reflection laughing back down at you." No heaven and hell, only A demon, when you see the shadow of heaven from hell, it is actually just the reflection of the demon laughing at you. Just like Oedipus wanted to escape the prophecy, but instead fulfilled the prophecy. There is no eternal life, only certain death.
There are also sources for above and below here, from Dante's Inferno (The Divine Comedy) and the Alchemist's Emerald Tablet (As above, so below, as it is within, so it is without.)
3. Bernard's recollections are repeated many times
I have also combed Bernard's many memories, intertwined and intertwined. For details, see the comments in the third episode.
In the fourth episode, Benard had another memory, and found that the people in this laboratory were all killed by Ford under the instructions of Ford at that time, unconsciously! But he didn't say that to Elsie. But he did tell Elsie that the last time Benard entered the lab, Ford asked him to take the memory of another human.
Feel free to take a wild guess:
Because the father-in-law line has determined that there is an operation to transplant thinking. The project may have had this in mind from the start, long before shareholders got involved. Ford has repeatedly emphasized that Arnold was doing crazy research after his son's death. At that time, Arnold wanted to use the biochemical man to resurrect his son. But Dolores made him realize that cyborgs are cyborgs, and they have egos, so he abandoned the plan. Finally committing suicide is also partly aware of this.
4. William wants to whitewash?
This episode also gave William a little "true love" to find humanity, did a little good deeds, helped Lawrence kill General, and saved the Lawrence family.
What's more funny is that William killed Lawrence's wife himself in the first season? This time, he chose to save their whole family.
Ford is really haunted, like a god spreading word to William, you can't pass my game like this! My game can only look forward!
Westworld has been out for so long, but there are not many good-looking and artistic pictures. The end of the fourth episode of this episode is really feeling, as if the previous killings have disappeared.
5. Who controls the Indian receptionist?
As far as the current situation is concerned, the producers of the Indian tribe should have already known that the robot will "awaken". Of course, it is uncertain whether the robot is really awakened at present, because it seems that everything is in the hands of the old Ford. After being caught by ghost nation, grace meets stubbs, the younger brother of the hammer god. In the end, they were lined up as the boss to sacrifice the sword. However, at the last moment, because Grace could understand the lakota language, she found that it was not good and struggled to break free; and Hammer was not executed. He also gave him a sentence: You live only as long as the last person who remembers you.
Okay, is it certain that the previous guess is that ghost nation belongs to protectors?
To sum up, the fourth episode is stronger than the third episode, which is criticized for procrastinating and boring gunfights. The advantage of Westworld itself is that the plot timeline is interspersed back and forth, so that the character plot can be sublimated and continued, not the story itself. I hope this season can end Amazing again.
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This episode is full of highlights and grooves, take a look at it slowly
1.
Ghost Nation debuted in the first season. At that time, little brother Ashley Stubbs was ordered to investigate the signal sent by Miss Elsie Hughes. Stubbs also tried to control Ghost Nation by voice, but was attacked by Ghost Nation after unsuccessful.
In S02E01, little brother Stubbs appeared at the beginning of the plot, and the previous attack did not seem to have caused him any harm. If Ghost Nation is an enemy of humans, his situation should be much worse.
Also S02E01, in the memory image of a Ghost Nation fighter, we can see him killed by Dolores' gun.
Perhaps it was Ghost Nation's protective attitude towards humans that led to Dolores' slaying. According to this theory, Ghost Nation wanted to take Sizemore in order to protect humanity from the runaway receptionist. As an insurance system, Ghost Nation's robot cannot be controlled by ordinary means, but has an independent and safe control system.
In addition, before the start of the second season after the end of the first season, the official website of delosincorporated once exposed two easter eggs. The first easter egg is a 3-second audio clip of Elsie trying to communicate and asking "Hello?". The second easter egg is the location information of Elsie who once appeared in the play. These two messages seem to imply that Elsie also has the possibility of surviving. It can be guessed that her survival may be related to Ghost Nation.
2. Does the shootout feel like a joke? No logic at all, learn the walking dead from the AMC crew next door? Right now it feels like the fort is before the manager finds Bernard on the beach?
It's hard to imagine that a company that made receptionists at their best would destroy a renegade receptionist in the stupidest way possible? Why don't you just post a wifi and use the company's highest authority to use the communication method software to enter the AI's internal forced shutdown, and have to use a real person to charge?
In the plot of the battle between the human mercenary group and the paradise robot, if there is only such a low combat power and such a little IQ, it feels completely impossible to create a paradise, right? Either it was deliberately weakening the armed personnel of the park, or it was a mythical drama, and the security was also a robot. Everything was written by White, and all the robots were still ordinary robots acting according to the script, in order to awaken a heroine.
3.
Teddy's setting is to protect Dolores on the one hand and kill Wyatt on the other. And now that Dolores calls herself Wyatt, it seems that Dolores has discovered that Teddy is finally no longer obeying her in everything. Could this be the beginning of some kind of awakening for Teddy?
Teddy's previous lines:
From what I heard Wyatt was a mercenary
Forcing one's own men to drape the bones and blood of the enemy on their bodies
That's just a mask
The scary thing is the person hiding under the mask
Wyatt has them in full control
they would do anything for him
kill anyone
Pain can't stop them
They are not afraid of death
They think they're dead and gone to hell
I didn't hunt him
I haven't always been a bounty hunter
I served in the army near Escalante
Wyatt was my sergeant
also my friend
After everything...
everything has changed
Wyatt disappeared during a military exercise
He came back with a strange idea in his head
He claims that the land does not belong
The old natives were not part of the new settlers either
but of something that has not yet come
belong to himself
He's not a man but he's not a devil
The devil can't be killed
And my goal is to kill Wyatt
4. The new character supporting actress in the beginning is good looking! It is speculated that the woman named Grace in the film is the daughter of William in Black. . Maybe the full name is Emily Grace.
But I think she's very much like Teresa who was killed by Bernard in season one. That smoking posture, very similar. I don't know if anyone agrees or not?
5. The old reminder is simply the cuteness of this episode! The most righteous man in the park, plus the most awesome quick shooter, are full of various attributes. The old reminder who has changed the attributes is very unaccustomed! I still like the old reminder who stepped on Rick and betrayed Negan before!
6. I guessed that Dolores' father was unusual. This episode was devoted to the story of Paradise Armed specifically rescuing her father. Before that, Bernard unlocked Peter Abernathy's data. At the last minute, did he copy the data onto himself?
Okay, let's talk about the plot:
The raw data of the robot is in the story of the first season. The original data was in the hands of Ford, and the company wanted to force Ford to retire. Fearing that Ford would make a fool of himself, the company stole the data, and then let the lumberjack robot send the data, but it failed. Just put the material on the brain power of Demei's father, and make a program to let her father leave the west.
Well, this also admits that the brain hole of the second episode about implanting the mind to continue life is pure nonsense, everyone can just take a look at Lele.
Bernard already knew what Hale was going to take away, and this picture was the decoded interface. I don't know if anyone has found that the graphics that appear after unlocking are the same as the graphics in the notebook of the woman chased by tigers at the beginning of the third season, which are clues to the land of glory.
Open your mind:
The truth is: some people are killing real people to become usher, some are staying in the park, and some are being sent to the real world. The killers are the natives! Maeve and Bernard's memories show that they were genetically and machine-engineered after death! Daddy Dolores is a key! He just woke up! Only the robots he has come into contact with can truly awaken!
7. The mystery of Bernard's clothes color?
Also seen in the first episode, Bernard is wearing a black suit in the lab.
In the second episode, Bernard and Sherlock Hale went to the underground secret control room together. He was wearing a black shirt at the time.
When I came out to find Demei's father in the third episode, the shirt inside turned white.
Then it was twelve days later when the peloton found Bernard, still in his white shirt.
To be sure, Bernard's and Arnold's memories began to intertwine. And Bernard, who is now with Hale, has human DNA. At least on the surface it is. (It is also possible that Hale deliberately hinted at Bernard, making him feel that he has real DNA), and, in the flashback, it is also white and black for a while.
8. Maeve was chased by Ghost Nation, and the elevator went north to the Japanese Samurai Paradise. Okay, the question is, is there a spin-off drama in Westworld? Also, the serpentine girl is back and likes it! The flamethrower kills human beings a bit like the three dragons of the dragon mother.
Also, let's mention Maeve's emotional line, it's obvious that the man is true love, and the woman is hard to say. Maeve is a ruthless and selfish person who likes to take advantage of people the most. And it was very clear in the first episode that I came back to find my daughter.
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Everyone is so diligent, the second episode has been updated in the blink of an eye! I admire you! This episode answers many of the unanswered questions and foreshadowings of last season
1. Was Rogan killed by William in season 1?
It is not clear how many people died in the park. The statement on Westworld's official website mentioned the death of the tourist and Bernard in the first episode: The park hasn't had an accident in 30 years, and Arnold died 34 years ago. William and Logan happened 30 years ago, and there was no accident in the show. Based on the final episode William took Logan to the borders of Westworld, some would speculate that the accident Bernard was talking about was Logan's.
This episode really brings the story timeline back to the year after William experienced Dolores' love, and after punishing his brother-in-law, he tried to persuade his father-in-law to continue investing in the paradise, but after thinking about it carefully, it still feels a bit wrong! You went out to play with the son of the boss of the company, but he didn't report you in front of his father-in-law when his son was in trouble? You come back like nothing else, and then you can normally marry the daughter of the company boss and inherit the company? ? ?
Just open a brain hole: 1. This is an illusion of Dolores. 2. This is the real Logan, who has experienced something that has made him very decadent. He keeps all his faults to himself and takes drugs to get by. 3. This is a replicator.
To tell the truth, if the screenwriter moves towards the second guess, then Jiang Lang's talents will be exhausted and forced to fill the hole!
2. I don't know if you have noticed that William's father-in-law looks very similar to Dolores' father in the first season.
Continue to open your mind:
The park is developing a technology that can treat human diseases, and this technology is likely to extract human consciousness and transplant it into a robotic body.
Jim Delos and delores father may have a very big relationship! (From the dialogue in episode 2, it can be seen that when he was discussing retirement with William, the old man mentioned that maybe he didn't need to retire) (Old Delos' daughter) When the photo of his daughter went crazy, Jim's retirement may be because of his terminal illness, and only This technology can help him survive and still have a firm grip on Delos. And William, in order to gain the dominance of Delos, may delay the emergence of this technology until Jim's death. In the first episode of the second season, Delos must first collect abernathy and send someone to rescue it. Generally, robots can't see anything when they see the photos outside, but he can recognize them. One possibility is that he has long been intelligent, and the other possibility is that he knows William's fiancee. The thought of wanting to protect his daughter (not just the heroine) awakened his intelligence.
3. Both groups of people Dolores and William meet are eating.
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