Dolores messed with Teddy’s programming before in significant ways and then rued the results when he attempted to commit suicide. However, I tend to think this is a case of deliberate misdirection. Westworld Season 3: Incite, Rehoboam, and Determinism By Alec Bojalad His programming to make him more aggressive. Nothing if not possessive of Teddy in Westworld Season 2 when she rewrote Similarly, there’s something undeniably possessive andĭomineering about the way Dolores says “you belong to me.” And Dolores was The scene is even framed, with Hale’s slip riding up the leg, could be easilyĬonstrued as romantic. What do androids dream of?-and Charlotte asks Dolores to stay with her.

“You belong to me, you know that, right? Don’t hurt yourself ever again.” ThisĬomes after Dolores has helped put Charlotte to bed-leading to the question of That Charlotte is forgetting who she really is under that skin, Dolores comforts, Intimated in their second scene together where Dolores has to talk Charlotteĭown from the proverbial ledge where, under the pressure of becoming someoneĮlse, she has begun cutting her own skin. Than Teddy Flood, the host who always came back for her. After all, there is almost no one who Dolores loved more Most obvious choice would be to reveal that Teddy rides again in the computerĬhips of Charlotte Hale. So who could Charlotte be? Well, there are three options asįar as we’re concerned, and we’re presenting them from the most obvious to the To Dolores, and one of only four pearls she stole from Delos’ Forge before it Like that, we know that whoever is inhabiting this body is a host who was close To kill all of us! Why can’t I be myself like you are?” ‘Charlotte’ meeklyĪsks.

Own identity, and then having it shattered again by looking at a mirror. Get a hint of that crisis after Charlotte opens her eyes, slowly gathering her And on the host side of things tonight, we were forced to sit down and ask just who is inhabiting Charlotte Hale’s visage these days, and what would that be like for someone who isn’t actually Charlotte Hale? For instance, the actual first scene of the night is a flashback to Charlotte on the night of Robert Ford’s death where we learn she sent a teary-eyed video goodbye to her five-year-old son. Yet tonight’s Westworld is all about adding new context and more confusion as we tumble down the rabbit hole.

That felt like justice for viewers then, or at least revenge after Charlotte coldly murdered poor, innocent Elsie. When the host who we’ll call “Charlotte Hale” opens her eyes at the top of tonight’s Westworld, it’s the second time this robotic replica of the high-powered Delos executive has come online with a new CPU consciousness or “pearl.” The earliest instance was at the end of season 2 when Dolores, whose information was copied onto a pearl that Bernard put into the robo-clone, became “Charlotte” and killed the actual flesh-and-blood Hale. This makes it interesting to see where the show ends up, as a fifth season is coming to HBO and fans are hoping that the show will stick the landing and beat out the best shows of the season so far, at least as far as IMDb fans are concerned.This article contains major spoilers for the first three episodes of Westworld Season 3. That fourth season picked up seven years after the third ended and then time jumped again to 23 years later. While there weren't as many episodes from the third season that impressed fans on IMDb, the fourth season has already had a couple of standouts that prove that the genius and inventive nature of the show is as strong as ever. Lealos: Westworld returned with its fourth season in 2022, and the quality has not lessened. Here is the best of what the show has had to offer so far. Set to continue with more seasons, Westworld's fan base will undoubtedly be reinvigorated. Its unique story, based on the work of Michael Crichton, has drawn in millions without fail over the past four years with complex characters forced to navigate an already complex balance between what is real and what is artificial. Since 2016 the show has entertained fans over the course of 21 episodes. In terms of popularity, Westworldis perhaps second only to Game of Thrones as one of HBO’s most successful shows.

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