Dolores is the thief of freedom, the vanquisher of personal choice, the epitome of selfish greed, and the mistress of destruction. The "pure" welcome wagon of Westworld quickly became my least favorite character because of her hypocritical sanctimonious bullshit and was soon eclipsed by Maeve, the woman who rose up from being nothing more than a forced sex slave into an awe-inspiring leader, that yes, put herself and her wants as top priority, but never hid that fact or faked her goals as some grandeur act of saving her kind instead of what it truly is, playing god.
Maeve should have certain contempt for all humans because of her forced narrative, but I am really hoping I'm not wrong in thinking that Maeve sees good and bad in both hosts and guests and acts accordingly upon her observations. Here's to hoping that in S3 she will continue to be a beacon of light alongside Bernard in a series that is quickly becoming filled with unlikable, sociopathic, hate filled characters.
Yes, the story is great but every time I see Dolores I want Teddy to grow a pair and shoot her in the knee caps. Sorry this turned into a Dolores bashing, Maeve praising thread, but my point stands, the series needs more likable characters with depth in S3. Hate begets hate, Dolores should know this shit alreadyy.
Ok. I'm a Westworld nut. But I still don't get when Dolores was shooting at Charlotte at the end of the Battle of Fort Forlorn Hope.
It seems in the timeline that was (hours|days|?) after Dolores shot Ford.
Dolores 'was' Hale most of S2 but how do I understand the timeline of the events during the battle.
Thanks
I really donβt want to come back on this shitty planet or believe in this so please help.
I donβt believe in any religion. Now, I have recently found βresearchersβ βprovingβ reincarnation. These are the two main proofs:
- Researchers like Ian Stevenson have documented thousands of cases where young children under the age of 6 remember their past lives. In some of these cases, he gets the names of those previous past lives from the children and tests them, things like pictures of their previous wives, children, general information about those past selves, and a lot of children passed those tests. I was first introduced to this through βSurviving Deathβ. Episode 6 is where it talks about reincarnation.
- There are numerous past life regression therapists like Dolores Cannon, Brain Weiss and Dr Michael Newton who put their patients in a state of hypnosis, and these patients start recounting their past lives in detail. They also sometimes tell those therapists things about those therapistsβ lives that they couldnβt have otherwise known. A lot of these sessions are recorded and available on the internet. Something to note is that those therapists claim that they werenβt even trying to prove reincarnation. They were only using hypnosis to recall chilhood memories that caused trauma and then their patients started recounting those past lives.
- While weβre at it, what is your way of debunking near death experiences?
Now, I wholeheartedly donβt want this to be true. I donβt want to be reincarnated back to this shitty planet. But I havenβt found a lot of people debunking this. Can you please help? What are your thoughts?
The most common way of debunking past life regression therapy is that the mind is very likely to make up shit, but if so why does it repeat the same made up shit when asked about it again in a hypnotic state? And how do they get that seemingly unaccessible information about the therapistsβ lives?
Edit: There is a specific case that has gained some attention. It is about a young boy who made almost 200 claims about the life of a dead, and should I say, random man who he claimed was him in a past life. The researcher, Dr Tucker, found the dead manβs family and verified those claims made by the child, and most of them turned out to be true. You can find this specific case in episode 6 of Surviving Death, a docuseries on Netflix. It is at 16:53. I hope someone can help explain this. Thanks!
I just really like this idea. It would give her an immense amount of power and would further accentuate her as a perfect, unstoppable force.
