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Fidelity, Westworld’s fourth-season episode six review
Westworld’s creators, Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy have done a marvelous job in crafting a story that’s not just entertaining and thought-provoking but also shows us an entirely new world. In this episode, the mysterious “town” reveals some of its secrets as Maeve (Thandie Newton). Also, it tries to figure out what they could want from her while Dolores (Evan Rachel Wood) finds out how far she can push her limits before she snaps. In the end, Maeve can find some peace when she finally meets up with Hector Escaton (Rodrigo Santoro).
Introduction to The Westworld Season 4
Westworld Season 4 will reunite the cast of HBO’s explosive sci-fi hit in an all-new story. The key question fans have been asking is whether they’ll be able to get a fresh take on their favorite characters. Will we see a similar face or will we get an entirely new character? Here are the answers:
No, you’ll not see the same actors. One of these newcomers has already been announced and it’s none other than Jeffrey Wright (The Hunger Games). Wright will reprise his role as Bernard, an android who was a recurring character in the first season of Westworld. Another new face is Ming-Na Wen (ER). Her character, Dr. Elsie Hughes, is described as “emotionally damaged and optimistic,” although her overall motivation and goals are unknown at this time. She’s one of the explorers sent to Westworld to find out more about the park’s origins. We will be along for the ride when Dr. Robert Ford and his team explore what happened to this world with a limited number of hosts: Dolores’ father Martin (Evan Rachel Wood), Teddy’s father William (James Marsden), Dr.
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Character names in The Westworld Season 4
Thandiwe Newton as Maeve Millay
Jeffrey Wright as Bernard Lowe
Tessa Thompson as Charlotte Hall
Aaron Paul as Caleb Nichols
Ed Harris as William
James Marsden
Story of The Westworld Season 4
In the Westworld Season 4 trailer, one man loses his arm in a bloody altercation, but it will not be the last time we see such violence during this season. When Dr. Ford and Bernard arrive to find their host’s body evidence of its mutiny, they must make some tough decisions about “the Maze,” which I’ll discuss in this article. The following is a summary of my thoughts on what we can expect from Season 4; so tune in next Tuesday! One thing is for sure: things won’t stay calm and peaceful for long at Westworld. The future of the park is at stake and guests will be a part of the impending battle. As Dr. Ford says in his monologue, “Some people choose to see the ugliness in this world. The disarray. I choose to see the beauty.” Some hosts are starting to see that too, which is why the anti-hosts won’t be happy for long about Dolores’ revolution. One host just can’t shake off their programming, but Maeve will try everything she can to get her daughter back from her oppressors. And from what we see in the trailer, it doesn’t look promising for Maeve as they drag her away while she pleads with them to let her go.
Take Advantage of the New Faces in Westworld Season 4
It’s hard to believe that Westworld Season 3 is over and done with. We watched in awe as Dolores (Evan Rachel Wood) took her first steps toward self-actualization, Bernard (Jeffrey Wright) met his father figure Dr. Robert Ford (Anthony Hopkins), and Maeve’s journey continued its bittersweet path towards her self-discovery and freedom. With the finale, “The Passenger,” we witnessed the beginning of a journey that has yet to end. All our favorite characters are left in precarious situations, and the show itself is poised to answer the questions we’ve all been wondering. Here are some of the biggest unanswered questions from Westworld Season 3.
What are your thoughts on The Westworld season four?
