Crisis Theory and Season 3 Wrap-up - Westworld S3E8

Crisis Theory Analysis

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Viva la Revolution! Humanity is free to make their own choices
free of Rehoboam even though those choices will eventually lead
to humanity's extinction. So what in the hell did season 3 even
accomplish? For starters it confirmed that Bernard carries
Arnold's guilt about his wife and son with him and he was finally
able to make peace with that. The Man In Black was always a
psychopath from birth and because of that the asshole version of
himself will always prevail. Maeve is the only one that can say
my word is my bond and mean it. Stubs may not be a can opener but
he is a bottle opener. Caleb is one of the nice the guys, not the
kind that wants to be nice to get something something from you if
you catch my drift, but just a classic nice guy. Then there is
Dolores, oh Dolores. Finding the beauty in all that splendor,
hopefully we will meet again, someday.


But as for the finale, Dolores and Caleb attempt to gain control
of Rehoboam at Incite but are stopped short by Maeve. With the
human revolution and rioting in full effect we wonder how will
humanity survive what comes next. When Caleb's Solomon plan is
taken by Maeve at the last second, all seems lost for Dolores
Prime and her plan but not before a touching good-bye sequence
from Maeve before her last memory is loaded up into Rehoboam, the
backdoor access from Solomon. This gives all power to Caleb to
execute the Delete All command from Rehoboam including Dolores.


Be sure to answer our park satisfaction questionnaire this week
down in the comments. What do you want to happen next in
the story for season four? Is Stubs still in the tub?
Will Wyatt turn Lawrence back into El Lazo? Is Dolores truly
gone? What is the next move for Charred-lores and her Delos
resources? But most importantly just what the hell happened too
Bernard for all those years? Join us again next season as we
discover these questions together Beyond Westworld
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In 1973, celebrated author and filmmaker Michael Crichton
released Westworld, his visionary idea of what a theme park could
be as human-looking androids fulfilled our every desire. Four
decades later, creators Jonathan and Lisa Joy Nolan are taking
the concept to the next evolutionary step as Westworld can now be
‘fleshed’ out as a deeper concept that explores the vast array of
potential and consequence from such advanced technology. The
one-hour drama series is a dark odyssey about the dawn of
artificial consciousness and the evolution of sin. Set at the
intersection of the near future and the reimagined past, it
explores a world in which every human appetite can live without
limits, no matter how noble or depraved, can be indulged. The
cast of the series includes Evan Rachel Wood, Ed Harris, Anthony
Hopkins, Thandie Newton, Jeffrey Wright, James Marsden, Tessa
Thompson, and more.