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Bernard held the key!
William was killed by himself!
What did he see there?
And why did it basically freeze him in space and time for who knows how long?
(See next question).
When does Bernard wake up in the final shot, and is it really him?
Two questions here: How long has Bernard been there?
And did what just happened in the basement at Delos with William wake him?
Heres something else to consider: Did he come back alone?
Were getting a headache.
What exactly happened after the credits?
In fact, most of the people there dont seem to know whats going on in the basement.
William does, though.
William fights his evil twin, and it would appear he loses.
So is the human William really dead?
Who are the hosts in the other room?
After Williams conflict with his host version, we see a big room filled with host-creation units.
It would appear that Charlotte is building an army, but for what purpose?
Or could they be entirely new creations?
Wait, how exactly did Charlotte make the William host?
Or is there more to it than that?
Where exactly has Lawrence been all season?
Seeing Lawrence is cool and all, but what has he been doing all season?
Just hanging out and making friends at the SFPD?
Waiting for his cameo?
Have we seen the last of Dolores?
Perhaps the better question is, how do the writers find a way to bring her back?
Does the end of Dolores free the other hosts?
Maybe we should stop calling her Charlores?
What role will Serac play in a world he cant control?
Will he return as the big bad again?
Hes still a major figure in the world and still has a controlling share of Delos.
What now?
Have parts of the world returned to Delosled control?
After all, freedom from one controlling force often just means dominance by another.
It feels like there are dozens of roads that the writers could take through a fourth season ofWestworld.
Lets hope theyre given the chance to do so soon.
