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With regards to Logan, I have no doubt he is human.
\nYou are seeing the result of a dissociative episode, in which Logan is so shocked at being bested by William and in essence being made powerless and exiled that he rejects reality. He becomes almost childlike, “where is the door?” this is akin to having a child ask for a parent. In essence he wants to wake up, and be the young and invincible titan he imagined himself before going with William to West World. <\/p>\n

Akecheta hears this debate, this logic loop that William finds himself after both entire body sunburn and significant dehydration. It jibes with his own questions about the world and his searching for understanding his place in the world. As a host that was programmed by Arnold he needs meaning in life, having found the Arnold’s child’s maze toy he now questions everything. <\/p>\n

My 2 cents<\/p>\n

Jeff

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