Who is in Charlotte Hale? Unfortunately, we didn’t get an answer to episode three’s central mystery. We did get a few other interesting reveals however, such as Caleb’s tragic backstory (and probable future), Charlotte’s son...
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Analysis: Westworld Season 3 Episode 2 Recap, “The Winter Line”
This week’s Westworld takes a break from following Dolores on her road to revolution. Instead, we get a look at what her adversaries are doing in a episode centered on Maeve and Bernard. After last week’s post credits tease, we finally...
Analysis: Westworld Season 3 Premiere Recap, “Parce Domine”
Westworld is back with a vengeance – or Dolores is, at any rate. The premiere picks up roughly where season two left off, with Dolores enacting her plan for world domination (?) while humans – and Bernard – try to stop her. With...
Analysis: Westworld Season 2 Episode 10 Recap, “The Passenger”
The driving question of Westworld has always been about the nature of choice. In a world where the principal players are hosts and humans, the matter of choice has always been the defining metric of delineation between the two. A human can choose...
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Analysis: Westworld Season 2 Episode 9 Recap, “Vanishing Point”
“If you keep pretending, you’re not gonna remember who you are.” Westworld season two’s penultimate episode (I know, I can’t believe it either) took a dark and fascinating look at choices, and how those choices...
Analysis: Westworld Season 2 Episode 8 Recap, “Kiksuya”
“Take my heart when you go.” Storytelling is a form in which we see stories that represent who we are, regardless of how much we know of our true selves. Storytelling is a pathway through which we discover whom we do not know and perhaps in that...
Analysis: Westworld Season 2 Episode 7 Recap, “Les Écorchés”
”To see a World in a Grain of Sand/And a Heaven in a Wild Flower/Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand/And Eternity in an hour.” Those are the first words we hear Dr. Robert Ford speak to Bernard in Sunday night’s episode. It is a stanza from...
Analysis: Westworld Season 2 Episode 6 Recap, “Phase Space”
Another Westworld episode down, and once again we are given a few answers but left with even more questions. We were left to ponder the ramifications of Dolores’ versus Maeve’s methods of obtaining freedom, and to question the nature of...
Analysis: Westworld Season 2 Episode 5 Recap, “Akane No Mai”
A primary function of white supremacy is the “otherization” of cultures that do not fit within its defining parameters of superiority. The more pervasive and normalized the otherization, the easier it becomes for individuals of those cultures to be...
Analysis: Westworld Season 2 Episode 4 Recap, “Riddle of the Sphinx”
“What goes on four feet in the morning, two feet at noon, and three feet in the evening?” This is the riddle the Sphinx posed to Oedipus in the Greek tragic play, Oedipus Rex. The answer, of course, is a human being, who crawls on all...
