8th April, 2019.
That’s actually a very good question: did you read this morning’s post … ?
It’s a shame if you didn’t: I put a lot of working those Teasers.
At any rate?
You’d realised I was due a visit from a repairman today: one due to rehang a cupboard door.
He was due between eight and one …
But actually turned up quarter past nine.
And had the job done in half an hour.
You can’t complain about work like that, now can you … ?
~≈§≈~
At any rate … ?
That left the rest of the day free.
One spent having a healthy walk, jobhunting …
Making videos …
Oh, and towards this evening?
Catching a TV show.
But you’d possibly guessed …
Episode 5 — Akane no Mai — opens by showing us the Delos security teams doing the clearing up of the bodies they’ve found: realising in the process that about a third of the hosts … ? Have no programmed behaviours.
These host would not be out of control: as they’ve never been controlled.
Meanwhile?
A small group led by Maeve have found themselves wondering into Shogun World: the park’s ultra exclusive exclusion section, modelled on medieval Japan …
And much less tame than the regular park.
Maeve’s team are quickly told — by one of its few human members — that the reason it looks familiar …
Is because that had to … borrow a few story lines.
And when Maeve (Thandiwe Newton) realises her powers aren’t working as they should … ?
She also finds that she seems to be developing a form of telepathy …
Elsewhere … ?
Teddy (James Marsden) is starting to realise the depth of his feelings for Dolores (Evan Rachel Wood).
Only to find she … definitely doesn’t feel the same way …
~≈§≈~
Now … ?
Am I tired, right now?
You betcha!
Am I also wanting to go back to Westworld for more?
Am I also wanting to see Dolores’ story, evolve? Wanting to see how Maeve’s abilities, her hacked access to the park’s systems?
What’s in Peter Abernathy’s head?
Oh, yes!
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