r/westworld • u/NicholasCajun Mr. Robot • Nov 28 '16
Discussion Westworld - 1x09 "The Well-Tempered Clavier" - Post-Episode Discussion
Season 1 Episode 9: The Well-Tempered Clavier
Aired: November 27th, 2016
Synopsis: Dolores and Bernard reconnect with their pasts; Maeve makes a bold proposition to Hector; Teddy finds enlightenment, at a price.
Directed by: Michelle MacLaren
Written by: Dan Dietz & Katherine Lingenfelter
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I'm gonna hate myself for watching Westworld then have to wait until 2018 for the next season.
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u/YourCurvyGirlfriend Nov 28 '16
Bernard using Arnold's voice to try to get Ford to come back gave me insane chills
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u/Badass_Bunny Nov 28 '16 edited Nov 28 '16
This whole episode you knew Ford was in control, the way he doesn't much as flinch when Clementine has the pistol and his curious look on the face as he kept revealing stuff to Bernard was fucking extraordinary. Like god damn you Anthony Hopkins you are a brilliant actor!
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u/PhilosoR4PT0R Nov 28 '16
Glad to see OG Clem still has her uses
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u/ArchaeoRunner Nov 28 '16
I think my new greatest fear is waking up in a dank basement with Anthony Hopkins monologuing at me.
Holy hell, he just eviscerates everybody around him.
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u/pylon567 Nov 28 '16
"You're a lie Charlie!"
Well Bernard is certainly going to win the "Father of the Year" award for that one.
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u/YourCurvyGirlfriend Nov 28 '16
Ford keeps talking about his new narrative he's working on, and after seeing Maeve control Bernard in a way that absolutely shouldn't be possible, i'm pretty sure all the things she's doing are it
Which means the hosts STILL don't have fucking free will and he's making them think they do
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u/awesome_tim Nov 28 '16
Those timeframe shifts with Dolores coinciding with Bernard's discovery were brilliant.
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u/Whatnow81 Nov 28 '16
So they just confirmed pretty much every theory in this episode so everything else can go to hell in the last episode right?
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u/SedwardTrisherhands Nov 28 '16
Can someone make a side by side of William yelling "don't hurt her" and Liam McPoyle yelling "you'll call her". seems necessary.
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u/ncw14 Nov 28 '16
That shout that William made seemed to come straight out of the mouth of Liam McPoyle.
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u/PorcelainPoppy Nov 28 '16
The new narrative is what we have been watching unfold; the hosts attaining sentience, including Maeve's. Ford is switching genres to sci-fi.
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u/OLKv3 Nov 28 '16
This episode made Logan feel so sympathetic, god damn every theory was confirmed
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I love how Bernard saw photo in earlier episodes with Ford and his father, but he wasn't 'coded' to see himself.
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u/bart_r Nov 28 '16
Ford knew Arnold well enough that he could sculpt an accurate penis and butt on Bernard
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u/HatesSquatsLovesOats Nov 28 '16
This may get lost, but something really struck me from this episode:
During the scene with Teddy remembering how he shot up that town, he says "it was like the devil was controlling me."
Sounds a lot like how Maeve can control people. Could the "incident" they mention 30 years ago be another host gaining the ability to control other hosts? Could it be that whoever Wyatt is (I don't think it's the guy the memory shows) was able to control Teddy the same way Maeve can control hosts?
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u/YourCurvyGirlfriend Nov 28 '16
Ford: I'm sorry to bother you. But there's no one else left who was there. No one who understands, as we understand.
Dolores: Are we very old friends?
Ford: No, I wouldn't say friends, Dolores. I wouldn't say that at all.