A Review of the First Season of westworld in 2005.

The location at the beginning of this episode is a remote town, full of vagrants, thieves, prostitutes and fugitives, because it is too remote and nobody cares. The story spread further, and several Confederate armies appeared. The story seems to have happened just after the American Civil War. Confederate troops who refused to surrender also came here to be mercenaries on the border. The great Lincoln unified the north and the south, but there are always people who are unwilling to admit it.

Receptionists also eat and drink like normal humans, so are their materials bionic? Can you really digest food and absorb nutrients like humans?

Dolores talks to Ford, and they call it a dream. Dolores thinks that dreams are inner monologues and have no meaning. Ford doesn't think so. He said, no, dreams mean everything. Just like Freud's view in Interpretation of Dreams, dreams are the realization of wishes. Even human beings in reality, how can they be sure that they are not in a big water tank, dreaming a realistic "dream"?

The following sentence that Ford said to dolores caught my attention. The record is as follows: Your heart is like a hidden garden, and even the place of death can't touch the flowers in it.

In the last episode, a lost receptionist hit her head with a stone, which shows that there is a secret hidden in it. The curious woman went to the recycling department to threaten a necrophilia employee, and gained the right to observe. She found a camera hidden under the skin of the receptionist's palm, and it was not the ordinary satellite equipment with laser positioning. She suspects that someone is stealing data from westworld.

In a big room in a remote town, you can release your desires extremely, which is like the ancient Roman style. Dolores came to a Tarot soothsayer's room, pulled out a card and threw it on the table, with a maze pattern on it, just like a pattern cut by a man in black on the receptionist's scalp.

Then there is the dialogue between Ford and dolores. He told dolores to pursue the maze, the garden that others can't touch, and maybe she would wake up.

Two young male shareholders were also in the town, one of whom fell in love with dolores, and they met the arms dealer El Lazo together on the train. When the screen changes, the man in black finds another receptionist with the same appearance, named Lawrence, who is an ordinary honest man. On the train, he introduced himself. El Lazo and Lawrence are the same person. In other words, a receptionist has multiple identities, playing both good and bad roles.

Next, Ford talks to the man in black. The man in black said that the game needed villains, and he was willing to play. Ford neither opposes nor agrees. He said he wouldn't stop a person's journey of self-discovery. So, is the journey of human self-discovery the same as the awakening road that the receptionist is looking for? What is the difference? See what I can find next. The second time I brushed this drama, it was also my journey of self-discovery.

Dialogue between two maintenance personnel. The young repairman secretly took a robot bird and a control panel, hoping to "revive" the bird. As a result, the old repairman scolded him, saying that he was neither a bird expert nor a programmer. Don't do this. But the young man ignored him. Although it is not easy to defend his dream, he chose to believe in himself. Finally, the bird flew, and he was very happy. However, it soon fell into the hands of the "failed" receptionist "pimp" and seemed to be under her control. What does this mean? Has one person's dream become another person's tool? Maybe not.

The story is getting better and better.