detroitwalt
Superstar
So the hosts have bodily functions like humans? I don't recall seeing a host piss before and they damn sure didn't jack off before
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So the hosts have bodily functions like humans? I don't recall seeing a host piss before and they damn sure didn't jack off before
If they were trying to pass a host off as a human (which was the point of Delos) then he'd have to have bodily functions....otherwise he'd immediately know something was off when he didn't go to the bathroom all day or night.
Regular hosts though? Nah.
Fred.
MenacingMonk
Tranquilo
35 minutes in, might be the best episode this season. 
Imagine being the scientist assigned to making sure the farts smelled and sounded realisticSo the hosts have bodily functions like humans? I don't recall seeing a host piss before and they damn sure didn't jack off before
Spending all day and night assigned to the farts and bowels simulation division
It's as if a series with ten episodes a season might take more than the first episode to tell a storywatch the thread turn now
MenacingMonk
Tranquilo
Real talk, I was thinking of tossing this show out before I started this ep. I was growing tired of the slow burn. But after this ep I'm gonna carry on.
MIKE SPLEAN
Superstar
So if Delos said him and William are both the devil is it safe to say that William is in his own fishbowl (Westworld) and isn’t really alive just like Delos? His wife’s death being his cornerstone created for his narrative.
Only thing I didn’t understand was when the Native American was about to kill security dude and it flashed away to him saying “You live only as long as the last person who remembers you,"
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KalKal
Superstar
So if Delos said him and William are both the devil is it safe to say that William is in his own fishbowl (Westworld) and isn’t really alive just like Delos? His wife’s death being his cornerstone created for his narrative.
"MiB" William visited the James Delos robot in between when his wife died and when Season 1 started. For him to be a robot would mean that the techs were all lying to him when they said the technology wasn't stable yet. Also, other guests recognized William as a celebrity from the real world. If the real William were dead, then they would have had to cover it up and quickly replace him with a duplicate host body.
It's much easier to believe that old William is the same person as young William.
KalKal
Superstar
I think I figured out why they're not killing humans:
They're probably the same tribe that believed in the "Shades" religion from Season 1. It's part of their narrative to be aware of Guests, but to worship them as Shades. So even though they're out of their loops they're still following their pre-programmed roles (with the "safeties" and the "Samaritan reflexes" turned off though). So even though they know guests are human, killing them would still be against their religion.
You live only as long as the last person who remembers you
Mortal1
Superstar
The Man in Black this last episode was so gully 
You don’t know death I’ve been staring you in the face the whole time boy.
Bernard’s been doing a lot work for Ford
Easily one of my favorite episodes because they focused on my two favorite characters William and Bernard.
You don’t know death I’ve been staring you in the face the whole time boy.
Bernard’s been doing a lot work for Ford
Easily one of my favorite episodes because they focused on my two favorite characters William and Bernard.
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detroitwalt
Superstar
I think he's been dead For a minute. Since Ford was ahead of Delos R&D tech wise it's possible he perfected consciousness transfer while they were still working on it with Jim Delos. Quite possible Ford had him killed and had host William tell the tech to stop the research on #149. That would give a lot of weight to Ford saying "The game begins where you end".