Top 10 Best Westworld Moments

This list doesn't seem like anything to me. Have you ever questioned the nature of your reality? Welcome to watchmojo.com and today we're counting down our picks for the top ten Westworld

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that surprised or thrilled audiences during its first season, so if you haven't seen the show yet, consider this your official spoiler alert number ten. Peter Abernathy's malfunctions don't seem like anything to me, as he ever has. seen something like this place rancher and father Peter Abernathy's malfunction is one of the first signs that something might be troubling the host robots of West World asks a question in I'm Supposed to Ask Abernathy's discovery of a photo in His property becomes an alluring obsession that results in memories beginning to emerge within the host, which imply that Peter has not always been the simple, loving father of Dolores Abernathy and Elvis Elvis, although Abernathy is eventually dismantled and stored away, his evil functioning and his growing hostility when questioned by dr.

Ford hints that his backstory might not be so pleasant. I will take revenge on you two. Number nine Mave has the power and therefore a history created by you to keep me here, but that will no longer work. I'm going to leave Maeve. The steady rise to power finally pays off in episode eight. Trace Decay. The former madam has spent much of her time manipulating and intimidating engineers Felix and Sylvester into making adjustments to her code with an eye toward writing her own destiny in the future to write the history of man. . upon receiving the latest batch of mods, he slits Sylvester's throat just to prove that he can while also making his potential to escape the Western world even more plausible now with the means to control other hosts' narratives, Maeve might even compete.

With the park's founder, Robert Ford, the Martians decided to practice their rapid fire shots on each other. Ford's number eight bullying speech and you have a car. They are invited if anyone saw Anthony Hopkins' character of Dr. Robert Ford as a relic of the past. Ford's true nature becomes very clear in the fourth episode of the series, Dissonance Theory during a lunch with the senior manager of the park, Teresa Cullen, what appears to be the incoherent lament of a man past his prime becomes a menacing threat. As you well know, I have always seen things very clearly.

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to put on a brave face, but Ford proves that he has absolute control and power that is only eclipsed by his omniscience. I hope he is careful with Vinod. He has a sensitive disposition. Rebel host number seven wakes up in the middle of the decapitation. I can have a recovery team here in the morning. It's politics, we just need to control you. Westworld employees are used to being able to turn their hosts on and off with a simple command, so when LC and Stubbs are sent by Bernard to take down a stray host who's been wandering around the park.

They are surprised by a couple of things, including strange narrative creations inside the host's tent, but most alarming is the fact that their host happens. waking up while Stubbs is trying to recover the host's data, you know, but he cuts off the host's head even knowing that the character is being put to sleep like a machine, this scene is still traumatizing and gets even worse when the host inexplicably wakes up during process number six. . Teddy Flood's being shot to death by the man in black at the wedding means nothing that someone else loses, which means you're here to be the loser.

Fans of the 1973 film were to assume that the TV series This Man in Black was the killer robot from the original film, this scene in the first episode of the show really threw them a curveball, however, as it is revealed that Ed Harris is actually a human, while James Madison's Teddy Flood is a host with a very tragic propensity for death as soon as you're not the man. Who did you think you were? This scene not only expands on the fact that the party hosts are caught in continuous story loops, but also places the audience's expectations of Westworld, the series versus West World, the movie, specifically, making clear to everyone that nothing will ever happen. be as you seem yes it feels good to be back let's celebrate number 5 mave finds his drawings above we've already mentioned how the hosts of the western world are designed to operate in story loops for the entertainment of park visitors, but what happens when those hosts realize how their world works within these loops in one of the most disturbing scenes Maeve is aware of during a trip back to headquarters after a shootout at a brothel.

We need that one on the next ferry five. Well, I'm not done with her yet. In it he makes drawings of the maintenance team from the Western world that comes to recover the damaged and destroyed hosts without really knowing what they are yet when he tries to hide his drawings under the floorboards, however, he discovers a large number of similar drawings, none of which he remembers. Making this terrifying scene triggers Maeve's determination to uncover the truth behind her existence and discover exactly how the world she thought she knew now works. As for this crazy number four, Delores Abernathy kills a fly.

Have you ever heard of a living being? No, of course not. It may be a very subtle scene, but Dolores Abernathy's casual swatting of a fly during the first episode of West World has huge implications for the season's future. First of all, the scene shows that Dolores, who has already been interrogated by her creators at West World headquarters, is in the clear. violation of the presenter's programming so as not to harm any living being. Secondly, it shows the audience that Dolores was capable of lying or at least unintentionally giving misinformation during her interrogation sessions. Have you ever lied to us? mm hmm, this seemingly minor moment also provided a chill. look how little the park supervisors know about what some of the hosts were capable of doing.

I know things will turn out the way they should. number three bernard is arnold brought me back to it's not possible the ninth episode of

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provided a number of revelations about the backstories of bernard and Dolores, my goodness, the biggest one, of course, is that Bernard exists as a reflection of the dr . Ford's partner Arnold is also revealed to have been Dolores who killed the original Arnold, as both she and Bernard begin to slowly unravel the complex intertwining of their story. Unfortunately, it doesn't end well for Bern Arnold, as his maneuver against the board fails and ends with his forced suicide by Ford's order number two Ford corrects his mistake I understand Roxton's, we have to hand it to Ford for all his talk about divinity .

He showed a tremendous amount of humility in the season finale when he initiated his master plan to right the wrong. did so over 30 years ago, realizing too late that Arnold was right, all the while bored he began working in secret to help the hosts reach the center of the proverbial labyrinth that lies within their own minds, discovering thus the true message of conscience: the divine gift does not arrive. one ends up being the most memorable park. Oh, he calls it quits the moment Ford reveals the story he's been working on all season and starts a hosting revolution within the park.

What the hosts do with their divine gift is up to them, but it's one thing for I'm sure it won't be good for anyone who wasn't born in a factory before naming our number one Westworld moment. Here are some honorable mentions. Last night you said this place was a game. I finally understood how to play it. Number one. What door? Behind this door, what door was the moment that shook the community of the Western world. We all knew from the beginning that at least one of the ostensible human characters would turn out to be a host, but why did it have to be Bernard?

It doesn't seem like anything to me, there were many clues that led to this revelation, mainly Bernard's dreams, everyone's worst fears were confirmed; However, when he takes Teresa to Robert Ford's secret house, not realizing that Ford had ordered him to take Teresa to it. It's a trap he's been in many times, this scene was shocking not just for the fans. , but also for Bernard himself, who runs the gamut of emotions trying to organize in his head the right way, any way to deal with this devastating revelation, which is not strange at all. yourself quota, so do you agree with our list?

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