Ponder Westworld’s many Questions with a Supercut
There is plenty of time to kill until Westworld season 2, so why not spend time trying to figure out its many mysteries?
Westworld’s season finale did a fairly decent job of answering our most pressing questions. It did this while still leaving plenty of mysteries left for season 2 to tackle. There are enough questions asked in the first season for a supercut of them all.. To be fair, these are questions that are actually voiced in the show, and some of them aren’t all that interesting. Others, such as how you actually get to the park, are a little more exciting. Yes, there is a train, but it feels a bit more complicated than that.
It should go without saying, but consider this a spoiler alert.
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Some of these questions end up being answered, while others are ultimately inconsequential. Others are basically just different forms of exposition. Basically, Westworld asks a lot of questions. The supercut is titled Westworld: A Supercut of Every Mysterious Question, so there is some wiggle room in there to work with. This also goes to show that some characters, such as the Man in Black and Ford, just love to hear themselves talk.
Westworld is a show that is obsessed with its own secrecy, and it loves to flaunt it. That sort of thing could easily end up being a turn off, but Westworld is ultimately a better show than that; one that is worthy of spending time learning its many secrets.
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Don’t expect to actually learn anything new here, it’s strictly just for fun. Or frustration, depending on your tolerance. At least we’re all just as confused as Maeve when it comes to the appearance of the samurai Hosts.