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Has Ford just been tinkling the ivories ever since, waiting for his narrative to play out?
Or is it possible that hes been orchestrating his entire plan from there?
Also: Hes clearly responsible for the improvising that Elsie thinks is happening in the Cradle, right?
This time, Ford is controlling the machine of Westworld from within.
When and where do the first scenes take place?
What if it didnt?
How far in the future?
Why is Dolores recreating her old conversations with Arnold?
But it may be more important to remembera few details from The Riddle of the Sphinx first.
What if Dolores is testing him like William tested Delos?
Arnold could have been resurrected too.
What can possibly stop Maeve now?
Even with her colleagues held hostage, she knows shes in complete control.
She lets them choose their fates.
Is Grace a host?
William suspects that his daughter is actually part of Fords narrative and even a host.
This isWestworld, after all.
It would make a bit more sense, as to how she found him and did so relatively unharmed.
The game never stops.
Why did Charlotte Hale call Grace?
Why would Charlotte call and invite her to the Raj?
Just because shes a VIP and a lot of big shots were coming to the park for the gala?
Or is there more to why Grace is there in the first place?
Is it possible shes not even telling the truth about Charlotte and her schemes?
Why didnt Maeve use her powers at her old house?
Shes possibly falling back into old patterns of that story again, too.
