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Probably Tomorrowland.what is child park fee.
if he is, he thinks he is human/a guest. Which does not seem to fly exactly with what we have been told. (unless the human memories injected into robots thing.)I bet the Man in Black is the equivalent of a computer glitch or virus, something made by the 'critical error' event 30 years prior. Someone who was literally lost to the narrative loop and got stuck inside it, a consciousness without a body (or a body the company was forced to keep locked away/plugged in somewhere.)
The family that came up on Dolores painting, made specific mention of the fact they "may have left the children zone", and were worried about coming across non child friendly things.what is child park fee.
Yeah that has to be the plot.
Hannibal Lecter put that "revelry" subroutine in the code that allows them to relive their prior lives so Dolores will realize her life is a lie and she isn't human but blah blah blah "What is human" Blah Blah Blah "Free will" season finally will end with her killing a human in self defense guaranteed.
Speaking of the cyborgs... Do they breath? Can they be choked, or is shooting/damaging them the only way to kill them?
yea, that's why psycho milk guy was really fucked up, cuz he was drinkin milk and it was coming out of him in holes, he shoulda just shut down but they had to do it manually.They breathe, but it's just to appear human, I doubt they need to.
I would think they don't "die" they just shutdown/go into "death mode" when something happens to their body that would kill a human. So, just simdeath.
YOU'RE A GROWING BOY!Oh, man. This thread is going to be really bad during this show, isn't it? I can't wait!
It's because of the era of movies/tv we live in, we all expect twists in everything we watch, so we don't trust the narrative. It's gotten quite annoying. You don't need an omg twist to tell a good story.
Interesting. the questions are probably the same set they ask either EVERY reset, or just after special situations. And, the intro voiceover may have been then a situation in the past with her.Just noticed something else:
In the voiceover at the beginning it's clearly Bernard questioning Dolores. But at the end of the episode, it's Ashley asking the questions (head of security).
I'm attributing that one to either artistic license at the editing table, quantum entanglement, unreliable narration, or just too much coffee.