![]() ![]() Bernard isn’t doing well-he holds his hand up to his ear and a clear liquid drips out. Charlotte Hale (Tessa Thompson), Bernard and a half-dozen guests are hiding from the rampaging hosts in a barn. The episode jumps back in time to Escalante and the night of the gala. She points a gun at him and says, “I told you, friend, not all of us deserve to make it to the valley beyond.” On the tablet, a video of the host’s last moments starts to play. They find a dead Ghost Nation warrior, and a Delos employee slices open his head to extract his brain-a metal cylinder roughly the size of an artichoke-and plugs it into a tablet. They find Bernard, and he joins a team trying to piece together what happened in the park. Paramilitary operatives and personnel from Westworld parent company Delos are swarming the shore, investigating the bloodbath that followed the gala. Ford (Anthony Hopkins) announced his new narrative and prepared the hosts to mutiny. It has been two weeks since the gala at which Dr. The scene cuts to a dazed Bernard lying on a beach, waves lapping against him. This, of course, is the crux of Westworld: What do we become? What becomes of humanity when people are put in a theme park with virtually no rules? What becomes of their robot hosts when they start to realize, though programming or learning, what’s being done to them? In Westworld, no one knows until they go in. ![]()
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