Episode 5 - The opening of the labyrinth copy, the awakening of the heroine and the scale of HBO, Reivew on Westworld

The scale of HBO is really, hehe, you can see the shock of the carriage staged everywhere, the kissing on the road, the group sex, the lily, the corpse being transported on the carriage, etc. Of course, what I am most concerned about is Dolores - the evolution of the oldest robot. The untouchable village rumors that appeared in the fifth episode are related to Arnold. This is the official opening of the labyrinth copy. Dolores has more and more inner dialogues here (according to the plot, Arnold transplanted it into the heart of the robot). Here comes the second golden sentence, which I call the prophecy that led to the robot revolution: Our dead are never dead to us until we have forgotten them May you rest in a deep and dreamless slumber- we won't really die until we forget what happened To start their tit-for-tat conversation, it's clear that the robot, Dolores, lied. She had a conversation with Arnold, one of the founders, in her head, but when asked if she had any memory of Arnold, she flatly denied. So powerful that Arnold finally asks her to help destroy Paradise. In the end, the doctor denies that he is an old friend with Dolores, otherwise he has equal rights with robots. After turning off the lights, Dolores also said to himself that he didn't know I didn't tell him anything. With force, he quickly brought down several enemies. Our boss, Maeve, also officially woke up in the park for a long time. After a long time, he started talking to Felix, the park staff. The most annoying thing about American drama is that its ending is always so fascinating

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