Warworld is another of Delos’s many adult amusement parks, and even if the guests aren’t running around in the middle of battle driving Panzers, the simulations, and the work, continues on while everyone waits around to find out whether or not the parks are going to be closed down or sold to a different company. Maeve (Thandie Newton) snaps awake in German-occupied Italy at the tail end of World War II. “The Winter Line” has many layers of confusion and conflict, peeling slowly back like an onion, told almost exclusively through the viewpoint of one of the show’s strongest characters, and on that front, it’s an absolute joy to watch.

When Westworld doesn’t work, it’s still all of that, except the payoff isn’t worth the build-up, or the actual implementation of the confusion just leaves viewers irritated. When Westworld works, it’s a head-twisting mystery, with layers upon layers of questions building and feeding off of one another. Dolores, in the meantime, is having trouble distinguishing between her dreams and her reality.This Westworld review contains spoilers. His fiancée and his life back home don’t matter to him anymore. William had a breakthrough last week and pledged his love for Dolores, who is the most real thing in his life. Lastly we check back in with Dolores and William. Now she wants her own controls in place, and you can bet that she doesn’t want to be so predictable anymore. It isn’t enough that she was able to tweak her settings to make her more aware of her surroundings. Now that she has a basic understanding that all of her actions are scripted, she wants more. Maeve is making the most of her situation by demanding that her script is changed. This would suggest that the “reverie” function might be more problematic than previously thought. He isn’t comfortable with killing Theresa, even though he didn’t hesitate at the time. However, this week’s “Trace Decay” shows us that even Ford’s own creation, his own right hand man, is susceptible to a crisis of conscience. Not only does Bernard have high-level clearance within the company, but he was also sleeping with Theresa. He’s so real that it almost defies logic, and yet it makes so much sense for Dr. Westworld threw us a curve ball last week with the huge revelation that Bernard himself is a host. Here’s what you need to know to watch the newest episode of HBO’s Westworld, season 1 episode 8 “Trace Decay” on television and online on November 20. By Sarabeth Pollock 5 years ago Follow Tweet

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