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Hey Guys, MiB / Emily — I believe shooting / Killing your daughter is an automatic disqualification. Ford / Maeve — Ford does call her his favorite. “It isn’t easy to contemplate letting your children die. You were as close as I got to having one.” “You stayed here in...
Hey Guys, As the backstory for the Man in Black (William) becomes clearer it appears that first his wife and then his daughter condemn him for his savage behavior in the park as revealed by his recorded profile. This despite the fact that he’s shown to be a loving husband...
Hey Guys, With all the “Is This Real”, “Are You Real”, and the standard response of “I’m In A Dream” when a host is asked “Do You Know Where You Are?” I’m starting to become concerned that episode 1 of next season will begin with Patrick Duffy taking a shower!...
Hey Guys, Good evening gentlemen. On the full screen shot of William’s profile that Juliet opens, the center image is him dragging Delores from S1E1. My understanding of the timeline was Juliet committed suicide, William returned to the park and terrorized Maeve, became the Man in Black, and then dragged...
Hey Guys, I swear to God that if his body was carried there by a flood … I just won’t know how to feel. The ultimate tinfoil theory has fresh legs. Ari Dubbs From Washington, DC
Hey Guys, First, let me say I love the podcast. I listen to all 3 episodes every week…thank you for the hard work and dedication. On to the theory/parallel….Westworld is ALL about Shakespeare, and it dawned on me-William’s wife is named Juliet. This theory doesn’t have as much to do...
Hi, guys, So loved the Instacast this week, and I have so many thoughts swimming in my head, but as a college professor who has studied Slaughterhouse Five for so many years, I wanted to send some quick ideas about this small reference. When William places his identify profile on...
Hey Guys, @20:51 You discuss “Timshel” (Thou Mayest) I think the writers most likely are referencing John Steinbeck’s use of Timshel as a major theme in East of Eden. Adam, the father of Cal and Aaron (Cain and Abel) in the book, uses the meaning of Timshel to help the...
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