Warning: Spoilers ahead for "Westworld."
"Westworld" is starting to tease more of the mysterious maze, and Dr. Ford's new plan for an original narrative. While we have many questions still left unanswered, an important flashback (or vision? or triggered backstory?) Dolores had might offer clues.
We took a closer look at this scene, and pieced together clues from earlier episodes to try and understand more.
Let's dive in.
In the beginning of episode four, we see Bernard tell Dolores he wants her to find the maze.
This is significant, because it means Bernard knows about the same maze which the Man in Black is so intent on finding. Bernard implies to Dolores that getting to center of it will somehow allow her to be free.
Later in the episode, Dolores goes to Las Mudas — the town Lawrence is from.
Las Mudas is where the Man in Black killed almost everyone in Lawrence's family during episode two. Then Lawrence's daughter gave the Man in Black the next clue for the maze: "Follow the blood arroyo to the place where the snake lays its eggs."
It's probably not coincidence that Dolores finds Lawrence's daughter in Las Mudas, too. When Dolores asks where the young girl is from, she replies: "Same as you. Don't you remember?"
The young girl taps her stick on the dirt, and Dolores looks down to see the maze pattern.
Lawrence's daughter was drawing the map of the maze in the dirt. She seems to be Dolores' guide to the maze, as well as the Man in Black's.
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