![]() ![]() When William realizes Charlotte-Dolores is actually a copy of Dolores, and that the “real” Charlotte Hale is in fact dead, he is restrained and sent to a mental institution. Charlotte-Dolores comes to visit William in his mansion, attempting to goad him into coming back to Delos and using his majority voting power to resist a hostile takeover by Engerraund Serac. Sequestered alone in his large mansion, William demonstrates an inability to discern reality from fiction. What happened to all the other hosts? (i.e., Teddy, Clementine, Akecheta, etc.)Īt the beginning of season 3, William, the so-called “Man in Black,” is still alive, but the guilt of having accidentally killed his daughter in season 2 has taken a severe toll on his mental health. Dolores is deleted in the process, but her sacrifice inspires Maeve to betray Serac and hand full control of Rehoboam over to Caleb, who subsequently commands the AI to delete itself. Dolores is captured by Serac, who combs through and deletes her memories in search of a “key” that would allow him to achieve his ultimate goal of creating a “perfect” world. Caleb and Dolores expose the truth behind Rehoboam’s manipulation of the human race, inspiring mass hysteria and open revolt across the world. Along the way Dolores meets and recruits Caleb, a disaffected war veteran and fixer, to fight by her side. Meanwhile, Dolores (and Charlotte-Dolores) are in Los Angeles waging an asymmetrical proxy war against Serac and his greatest creation: Rehoboam, an artificial intelligence that secretly governs the world. Maeve is then resurrected in a copy of her original host body and presented a choice by Serac: help him track down and stop Delores, or be permanently shut down by a kill switch implanted in her body. Upon learning this and subsequently exhausting the simulation’s computing power in order to break free, Maeve loaded her control unit pearl into a robot body and attempted to escape from Serac’s compound - only to be gunned down by security. Thinking she was too dangerous, Serac had her pearl plucked from her artificial body and placed in an artificial simulation-within-a-simulation patterned after a Delos theme park designed to resemble WWII Italy. The two find Maeve’s old host body, but discover her control unit pearl (see: artificial mind) has been ripped out.Īfter the events of season 2, Maeve’s body was discovered by the henchmen of Engerraund Serac, a reclusive and powerful tech genius. While searching for Maeve, Bernard finds Ashley Stubbs, the former head of security of Westworld, who turns out to be a host himself. He goes back to Westworld (which happens to be located on an island in the South China Sea) in search of allies to help in his fight against Dolores, in particular Maeve Millay, the former brothel host who in season 2 developed a form of “synthetic telepathy” that allowed her to command and control other hosts within her vicinity. Bernard, Dolores, and a copy of Dolores stored in an artificial host body impersonating the now-deceased Delos executive Charlotte Hale (more on her later) are the only hosts who managed to escape from Westworld into the real world.īernard is in hiding, having been blamed for the Westworld massacre at the end of season 1, and on a mission to find Dolores and thwart her apparent plot to exterminate humanity. Charlotte Hale’s password in the series was “XOMEGACH,” but how this ties into the new directory is as of yet unclear.Westworld season 3 takes place in 2053, approximately three months after the events of season 2. The site offers a blinking cursor, but no ability to type in a password or code. Entering that address leads to a directory named “xomega” on the Delos, Incorporated website. As spotted by Reddit user Nantoone, an IP address is hidden inside the season finale on the spine of a book in The Forge.Interviews with series co-creator Lisa Joy clarify that the post-credits scene takes place in the future, but it’s still unclear whether what audiences watched in the rest of season 2 was the human Man in Black, or a host clone reenacting moments in William’s life as part of a loop. The Door mini-site is also updated with an image of the Man in Black, including a clip from the finale’s post-credits scene in which a host clone version of the character is brought into an observation chamber for a “fidelity” test.The Dolores-as-Hale character is named “Halores” on the map, which tracks her journey and escape from the island. After the season finale reveals that Dolores has been impersonating Charlotte Hale for roughly half the season, the Discover Westworld map is updated. ![]()
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