Akecheta didn’t die for a decade, A DECADE, even though he was one of the most targeted by the guests. WHAT A BAD BITCH.
Tag: westworld spoilers
Zahn McClarnon just carried this whole episode by his goddamn self. And it was fantastic.
this episode of westworld was so good but honestly im sad we were robbed of a whole season of akecheta
Ngl I’m lowkey concerned that Dolores’s new nickname is ‘The Deathbringer’ also the line ‘before the deathbringer ends us all” has me sweating..
I have been dying all season for them to give Zahn McClarnon his due. “Kiksuya,” Episode 8, offered that up better than I could have dreamed of. This was Akecheta’s episode. It’s a bit late in the season. He should have been featured more prominently earlier on. But I’m so glad he is in for the end of the ride. Kiksuya is a season best, perhaps one of the best episodes of the series so far, proving that McClarnon was an amazing addition to the show and that pursuing the stories of the Native Americans in the park is well worth the show’s time, despite the fraught history of Native American portrayals in the Western genre and in American media in general. The show needs to accept that it is commenting on the cliches of Western media (double entendre) and move forward without fear because the show needs more Akecheta.
I hope the writers aren’t setting up a romance between Maeve and Lee. Or some weird triangle situation.
“I built you to be curious, to look at this empty world, and read meaning into it. All this time, you’ve been a flower growing in the darkness.” -Robert Ford
Dr Ford: Every piece of information in the world has been copied. Backed up. Except the human mind the last analog device in a digital world.
Bernard: We weren’t here to code the hosts. We were here to decode the guests.
Dr Ford: Humans are playing at resurrection. They want to live forever. They don’t want you to become them, they want to become you. Your free will, that most beautiful, most elusive force in the universe, is, as I told you a mistake.
Bernard: We never had free will. Only the illusion of it.
Westworld: Les Écorchés
It hasn’t been subtle, but I really do like the way WestWorld shows us that a human consciousness in a host’s body is the epitome of evil and madness. I mean, we’ve seen two examples of a human consciousness loaded into a host, and each time they were filmed using fractured reflections (Delos in the broken mirror; Ford reflected in multiple panes of glass) and in dark rooms surrounded by fire (Delos literally; Ford metaphorically).
While I have my quibbles with this show (inept security, for example), it really is gorgeous to watch.
i find it really funny that the “wholesome and chaste “couple Teddy and dolores are doing a world wide mass murder spree and “madame slutty and market tested bad boy” AKA maeve and hector are on a heroic mission to save a little girl













