West World thread

[ew2x4]

why is that a hang up?

Because William obviously believes that Dolores is sentient. So Maeve wouldn't have been the first time he realized it.

Not sure he believes she's sentient. He has come to the realization he fell for it. Now William is cynical and holds a grudge. Up until he kills Maeve and her daughter, anyways.

[Cire]

I think MIB/William thinks that he can jog Delores and get her back.

[Mrs. Gooch]

why is that a hang up?

Because William obviously believes that Dolores is sentient. So Maeve wouldn't have been the first time he realized it.

Not sure he believes she's sentient. He has come to the realization he fell for it. Now William is cynical and holds a grudge. Up until he kills Maeve and her daughter, anyways.

Don't you think that if that was the case then 30 years later when he noticed Maeve being sentient he would think "Hey, maybe that time when I thought Dolores was sentient for a day I was actually right." ?

[ew2x4]

why is that a hang up?

Because William obviously believes that Dolores is sentient. So Maeve wouldn't have been the first time he realized it.

Not sure he believes she's sentient. He has come to the realization he fell for it. Now William is cynical and holds a grudge. Up until he kills Maeve and her daughter, anyways.

Don't you think that if that was the case then 30 years later when he noticed Maeve being sentient he would think "Hey, maybe that time when I thought Dolores was sentient for a day I was actually right." ?

Don't you think that is the primary reason he's tracking her down in present day?

[star seed 7]

I'll have to rewatch because I think you're confusing terminology here.

Maeve showed true emotion, not sentience.

[ew2x4]

It's pretty vague. I'm calling it an "awakening".

[Asteriskhead]

you. are. all. the. worst.

[Asteriskhead]

THE WORST

[Mrs. Gooch]

Then, just when I thought it was done... the woman refused to die. And then something miraculous happened. In all my years coming here, I had never seen anything like it. She was alive, truly alive, if only for a moment.

[star seed 7]

And? 

[Mrs. Gooch]

And?

And, don't you think that the behaviors that Billy thought Dolores was displaying are sort of "like it"?

[star seed 7]

No, not really.

We haven't even seen how their escapade ends yet

[ew2x4]

Then, just when I thought it was done... the woman refused to die. And then something miraculous happened. In all my years coming here, I had never seen anything like it. She was alive, truly alive, if only for a moment.

He's tracking down Delores to wake her up, ya big dummy.

[Mrs. Gooch]

Then, just when I thought it was done... the woman refused to die. And then something miraculous happened. In all my years coming here, I had never seen anything like it. She was alive, truly alive, if only for a moment.

He's tracking down Delores to wake her up, ya big dummy.

If this is true then he already thinks she is alive/sentient/has emotions which she displayed 30+ years ago...and so he shouldn't have said he's never seen that type of behaviour before.

[star seed 7]

I guess this is just too complicated for lady gooch

[ew2x4]

Then, just when I thought it was done... the woman refused to die. And then something miraculous happened. In all my years coming here, I had never seen anything like it. She was alive, truly alive, if only for a moment.

He's tracking down Delores to wake her up, ya big dummy.

If this is true then he already thinks she is alive/sentient/has emotions which she displayed 30+ years ago...and so he shouldn't have said he's never seen that type of behaviour before.

 

Why would he go make someone alive that he already thinks is alive?

I give up.

[Tobias]

there's not much better bbs'n for this cat than following MG and K-S-U as they break apart shows i haven't seen before

[Mrs. Gooch]

Then, just when I thought it was done... the woman refused to die. And then something miraculous happened. In all my years coming here, I had never seen anything like it. She was alive, truly alive, if only for a moment.

He's tracking down Delores to wake her up, ya big dummy.

If this is true then he already thinks she is alive/sentient/has emotions which she displayed 30+ years ago...and so he shouldn't have said he's never seen that type of behaviour before.

 

Why would he go make someone alive that he already thinks is alive?

I give up.

EXACTLY! Therefore William is not the MIB!

[pissclams]

xpost from things in your office thread

found this hanging in the hallway in my office



am i part of the matrix?

[ew2x4]

Then, just when I thought it was done... the woman refused to die. And then something miraculous happened. In all my years coming here, I had never seen anything like it. She was alive, truly alive, if only for a moment.

He's tracking down Delores to wake her up, ya big dummy.

If this is true then he already thinks she is alive/sentient/has emotions which she displayed 30+ years ago...and so he shouldn't have said he's never seen that type of behaviour before.

 

Why would he go make someone alive that he already thinks is alive?

I give up.

EXACTLY! Therefore William is not the MIB!

Are you punking me rn, or what?

[DQ12]

hey we don't know how William and Delores's first interaction from 30 years ago ends.  when she gets wiped I bet she completely forgets him and he becomes disillusioned with westworld robots.  then we he says maeve mourning he thinks, "huh, maybe I was wrong.  I should try to save Delores."

read a book.

[TownieCat]

Wow, just absolute carnage.

[star seed 7]

I think I fell asleep and missed the last 10-20 minutes so I won't be able to answer lady gooch's questions until later tonight

[Cire]

Fantastic.

[Mrs. Gooch]

MIB's statement still doesn't make sense.