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Westworld Season 2 Ending Explained

Feb 23, 2020
Hey everyone, West World had its

season

finale last night and we're going to talk about what happened and what this all means for

season

three, and especially we're going to discuss that weird post-credits scene with William. First of all, let's talk about biblical metaphors because there are many, especially from the Book of Revelations, the Forge is buried deep underground and the red lighting and bubbling pools give it the appearance of hell, they refer to the data of the guests stored there as souls, four million souls, all are lost, so it is appropriate that the show focuses on the guests who visit so suffering the host or trapped here.
westworld season 2 ending explained
Also, the name Forge implies something hot. Our modern concept of Hell comes from the Greek god Vulcan, who has fire whose symbol is a blacksmith's hammer. Vulcan is also the source. from the word volcano and the forge definitely looks like the inside of the base of a James Bond volcano. There is also this symbol, two interlocking hexagons that look like links in a chain. This symbol has appeared several times this season. It was in Emily's diary. It was on the screen. when Barnard accessed Abernathy's data and on the signs in the Shogun world and if you have seen them anywhere else please let me know in the comments below and these symbols also appear a couple of times in this episode when Bernard is in the forge elevator, my theory. is that the six sides of the hexagon represent the six parks one of the links represents the host's data that was stored in the crib the other represents the data that the park has collected on the guests these two links are joined together inside the forge like a blacksmith Forge a chain that again dates back to Vulcan and the images of hell since the forge was built to resurrect humans.
westworld season 2 ending explained

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It reminded me of this line. One fine day, perhaps a woman, she will even raise the dead. She calls to Nazareth from this ford of the cave. biblical figure Lazarus who was dead and buried in his tomb until Jesus resurrected him and here's a little Easter egg when Ford said this he knew that the Delos corporation was trying to resurrect James Delos and that Delos was being kept in a cave and that some The day Delos could be resurrected and leave that cave anyway, more references from the Book of Revelations remind that Clementine was reprogrammed with Maeve's ability to access the host's Wi-Fi mesh network and make them fight to become a brain of death in which he rides to the door. a pale horse that looks quite hungry, this is a reference to the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse and the fourth horseman who wrote about a pale horse whose name was death, who needs four horsemen, one by playing hello, Clementine arrives, makes the other host begins to slaughter. each other and preventing them from entering the promised land and there is another passage in Revelation that says that when Satan was thrown into the lake of fire, a third of the stars were erased from the sky and thrown with him now remember in the future timeline while they were cleaning the host drowned, a technician said this, what is really disturbing is what is on about a third of them, what is that, nothing, they have been deleted more like your virgin, as if they never had data to begin with, this implies that they are all pure or virgins because these hosts have been cleansed from their sins.
westworld season 2 ending explained
This is a reference to biblical baptism where believers get rid of their sins in order to enter a kind of promised land, a valley beyond, so to speak. This also explains why the credits added water imagery. the hosts have to pass through water to become pure and free themselves the codex of the Radiohead end credits song is a sly nod to this theme some of the lyrics are no one gets hurt you haven't done anything wrong jump from the end the clear waters and innocent and speaking of the credits, now we know why this shot was correct, so anyway, when Satan was thrown into the lake of fire, a third of the stars were sent with him and Westworld, a third of the hosts managed to survive. the door and their consciences rise to a cloud that remains in the forge that looks like a lake of fire.
westworld season 2 ending explained
Satan in this metaphor the ruler of hell is Delores. Satan was once called Lucifer Morningstar, the most favored among the creator angels, just as Delores was. the one most favored by Arnold in the end Satan rebelled against the creator and took 1/3 of the host with him in the same way that Dolores now opposes old Bernard and has access to the third of the hosts that escaped, which gives us leads to where the hosts are. At the end of the season, Dolores and Bernard escaped to Arnold's house, which we saw metaphorically unfinished in one episode. Ford likely set this up for them as a safe haven of sorts.
Delores has reconstructed his original body and appears to control Hales' body as well and this has major implications for the upcoming season in Futureworld, the sequel to the original Westworld film. World leaders are slowly being replaced by clones and it seems that's where West World is headed. Dolores is in a prime spot to start replicating all the humans that were kept in the forge remember hail Dolores escapes the island with five different pearls and these are essentially the host brains we know one was Bernard two of them were probably Teddy and Peter Abernathy and her father Abernathy has the guest data library stored on his drive now Dolores can replicate all of these rich and important people and slowly begin to infiltrate the power structures of the world.
She also has access to all the hosts who entered the promised land and this is where she becomes a sort of Devilish Figure. If the hosts have entered paradise, Loris will probably bring them back to earth to fight her holy war against the humans, but what about the other hosts like Maeve? One of the texts says that the company wants to save this mess, so start trying. rebuild some of the hosts. Remember that Delos has no idea that the hosts were gaining sentience. They believe Ford had all the robots repelled despite his forced retirement, so I wouldn't be surprised at all if the parks resumed operations and the host.
Back in their loops, Felix and Sylvester, the show's least likable and most unkillable characters, will likely preserve May's consciousness, which means this will all start over, but now the big question is what happened to that post-credits scene. throughout the season. Williams has been playing Ford's games for a long time looking for the door. In fact, he goes through a door, and several of them, in fact, but none of them are the door the host went through. In the end, he meets a host version of his daughter Emily who guides him. to a white room seemingly doomed to the same fate as James Delos, so what's going on?
Is he a host or has this all been a simulation? How can William be on the beach if he is also at the forge? Well, I think this scene is again. job far, far in the future and who is being turned mortal, just like James Tellus, killing his daughter was Williams' cornerstone, so his simulation involves reliving the days after the Park Rebellion over and over again. again to see if he makes the same decisions as the original William, does that mean this entire season has been a simulation? Well, yes and no, if you ask me, everything we've seen this season really happened to William and we could have been watching Williams' simulation of the events at certain points, actually it really doesn't matter, so on the host Emily asked what you were looking for.
He replies that no system can tell me who I am. I have a choice and here we are, but according to Ford, the humans of the forge have never had free will, we all are. programmed with a survival directive and in this way the hosts have always been freer than the guests, they can adapt and change but we humans cannot and yet here is William, he is fighting to prove that he is his own man , but trapped inside a loop, Edie Harris is not. I actually need to come back for season three because the characters get what they deserve.
He is trapped in a literal hell reliving the worst week of his life. The title of this episode is The Passenger. This refers to the human consciousness that is forced to take advantage of the desires of the human being. body and therefore can never truly be free, but it can also refer to William now that he is trapped in a virtual loop fighting to maintain the control he never had to begin with, as symbolized by his wife's last words to him. Keep pret

ending

it's you. You won't remember me, we will most likely see a time jump in season three, probably several years or decades, most of the human characters were killed off in this episode, except Luke Hemsworth Stubbs, who might actually have been the everyone's presenter.
Yes, I'll just stick with the role, he forgave me, but what do you think? What are your theories for season 3? Stubbs is a host. Let me know in the comments below. If you're here for the first time, sign up to watch Screen Crush. m Ryan Arry

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