An Updated Take and An Interesting Find

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The updated take: watching the 1st scene of season 3 episode 1, most people assumed that Gerald (the exec Dolores kills) had murdered his wife and may have replaced her with a host. When he puts the glasses on, we see his wife fighting with him, then leaving him, then dead. However, I believe we took this scene wrong. When he put the glasses on, he wasn’t seeing the past, he was seeing the FUTURE, or more specifically the future Rehoboam had predicted and was guiding him toward. That is why he is so aghast when he witnesses it, and why Dolores tells her “I’ve freed you” when she sees that her husband is dead. Even though Rehoboam sees others futures, it is doubtful that it (he?) would share those insights with those who subscribed to the service and philosophy. So, any time someone Don’s the glasses, we have to ask ourselves if what we are seeing now, something that already happened, OR (most importantly) an event that Rehoboam has planned as that person’s destiny.

An interesting find: I heard something strange upon rewatching episode 3. Jake, Charlotte Hale’s ex husband, calls her “Charley” when he first greets her. This harkens back to season 1 theories that Charlotte is actually Arnold’s daughter.

Even though Bernard’s memories were constructed and his cornerstone was embedded in him by Ford, we do find out in season 2 that Charley is real when flashbacks of Arnold and Dolores are shown (at Arnold’s house). Charley is definitely references as “he” and “son” so that may make this nothing but a nod to the thousands of theories people came up with during the 1st two seasons.

Derek Fuckin’ English

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1 Response

  1. Ashley Schlafly says:

    Great thoughts here. I don’t know if Charlotte is Arnold’s daughter, but we shall see :).

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