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Have a Theory? Share It Now!<\/a><\/strong><\/p><\/div> Guys,<\/p>\n

Okay. Thanks to the Deep Dive, I feel I have a better grasp of the ramifications of Phase Space. Here’s some thoughts. <\/p>\n

I think that the narrative running in the Cradle is the ideal narrative. One with no guest interruptions. Although, Ford would likely be constantly tweaking. <\/p>\n

Gremily and William, I hope are both human. I think so too. Although, every piece of evidence of Gremily being a human could be explained away by programming. I think William is human guys. Unless there’s been a switch, as has been suggested. Remember towards the end of season 1? Ford confirmed the Maze was not for William, implying he was not a host. Was this after Teddy shot William? Even so, Ford could have been lying. Further evidence is required. <\/p>\n

Doesn’t the color of the marble\/pearl\/ball thingy, that contains host’s or hybrid’s minds, have significance? I thought black was for hosts. Red for hybrids. I may be wrong. But if I’m right, perhaps when the color appeared different, we were seeing Bernard’s memory of implanting Ford into the Cradle. I feel this marble\/pearl\/ball will be called the cortex. <\/p>\n

The closed captioning being so out of whack seems fishy to me. HBO has experience with CC mistakes giving away too much info. If the show’s creators wanted to misdirect the viewer, their network knows of a reliable way to do so. I have heard evidence that the showrunners may want to misdirect. Have you guys heard the same? <\/p>\n

Multiple Bernards. We still haven’t seen the scene from the season 2 trailer. What if the scene with Dolores conducting the fidelity test is happening in the park, not in phase space. If this is true, maybe the multiple Bernards, or should I say Arnolds, are the ones who didn’t pass Dolores’ fidelity test. Or, maybe the fidelity test is inside the Cradle, Arnold was there and out at one point before, and Dolores is bringing him out again. <\/p>\n

This last part will explain my cryptic tweet. In which, I presented an explanation for the “Hale” quote in the CC to be legit. This quote could be because of any number of things, as covered on the pod. I’m not sure how concrete the idea was, that was presented on the pod, back in early season 1. But obviously, these types of things can provide us with more info. Much like the letterbox discovery, the idea of reliable and unreliable narrators. In regards to this idea, is each scene shown through one perspective exclusively? If a human is present, is the scene always shown from the human’s perspective? If both hold true, I really hope the “Hale” CC quote is either not legit or anything, other than a memory of Bernard’s. Because, if so wouldn’t this mean Elsie would have to be a host? No good. <\/p>\n

Evening,<\/p>\n

Wes D

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