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‘Westworld’: 5 Burning Questions From Season 3 Episode 4

10.07.2020 - 02:21

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By Will Thorne Staff Writer SPOILER ALERT: Do not read if you have not yet watched the fourth episode of “Westworld” Season 3.

Looks like William has finally reached the center of his maze. This episode of “Westworld” saw the return of the Man in Black (Ed Harris) — however, he was far from the confident gunslinger of the first two seasons.

Instead, he was a nervous, disturbed wreck, haunted by visions of his daughter (Katja Herbers), whom he shot and killed last season because he thought she wasn’t real.

What is real, however, is the threat of Charlotte Hale (Tessa Thompson) — or rather the host version of her — who tricked William to prove he has gone mad, and then took full control of Delos.