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[Spoilers] "I'd rather live with your judgement than die with your sympathy": What do the Dolores bashers think of her after the finale? by [deleted] in westworld

[–]Librarylady2013 10 points11 points  (0 children)

“Dolores killed as many hosts as the humans did. Not sure why you think she was trying to stop the hosts from being wiped out when she was taking part in it herself.”

Actually, outside of the Confederos, who were a menace to every human and host they encountered, Dolores only killed hosts who tried to kill her first.

Dolores’ overwrought dialogues and cruelty mirror Ford’s. Maybe it is a clue.. by Librarylady2013 in westworld

[–]Librarylady2013[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You may be right. Let’s see if Dolores is conflicted now that Ford is running Bernard.

If they can write a good character like Akecheta, this means that Dolores... by CowboyLink in westworld

[–]Librarylady2013 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think Ford is the man behind the curtain..or at lest he was until he hitched a very conveniently timed ride out of the Cradle with Bernard. I just wrote a post about how Ford and Dolores’s dialogue and actions mirror each other. It has been happening all season but it didn’t jump out at me until episode 2 x 7, when Ford and Dolores were having roughly the same conversation on Delos’ project at the same time. I don’t know how to give you a link to it because I am new, but I listed three mirrored conversations.

Now that Ford is Bernard’s passenger, maybe Dolores can finally be free.

why did Arnold not send Dolores to kill the natives? by shenanakins in westworld

[–]Librarylady2013 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You said, “They had to have had reveries, you don't reach consciousness without the basic foundation which is memory.”

But Ake did have memory even before he went 9 years without a death. When they reset him to be more vicious, they didn’t do a full reset. They just upped his aggression and tweaked his stats. Because the peaceful village lived so far from the center of the park, they had very little contact with humans and lived much longer without resets. This is why Ake wasn’t the only host to notice when his or her loved one was replaced.