Instead, Dolores shoots a ton more people and jumps off an overpass. Dolores sends Caleb on to upload something into Rehoboam, then does a whole lot more shooting… eventually winding up opposite a blade-wielding Maeve. She mentions “consolidating,” then Dolores’ eyes go all glowy, and Charlotte disappears. (Ha!) They meet up with some more men, but then Charlotte appears only to Dolores and gloats as a sniper starts firing on her men.
“Change is messy, difficult,” she says as they strut past a burning car. Out in the world, Caleb notes the riots happening around them and wonders if it’s a good idea to continue on their plan. After realizing that Caleb has Dolores’ consciousness, Serac sends Maeve back out to find her. MAEVE’S BACK ON THE CASE | Meanwhile, Serac tells Maeve that Dolores has ruined the perfect world he created ( cough by killing his brother cough) by unleashing all of the outliers, who’ll do the actual destroying.
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But they were wrong, she says, and then offers him the chance to free everyone else.
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As Dolores slips back into her skin - such cool visual effects in this scene, by the way - she informs him that the people who tried to control them think humans don’t have freewill. Oh, and we see that Caleb’s soldier friends were super into the idea of having their way with the female hosts they “saved” during the simulation. “I’m just someone who didn’t want to play the role they gave me anymore,” she says when he asks who the heck she is, adding that the same people are behind both of their programming: When the government wanted the military to train on live targets, they used “Park 5.” And the helmet Caleb wore during that training catalogued his every move, the same way Westworld and the other parks catalogued their guests. He delivers a consciousness orb right into her face, and she comes back online. The bag inside says “Property of Delos,” and when he unzips it, he finds a Dolores host with flesh on only the face, neck and clavicle area.
He follows navigation to the distillery, where he finds a shipping container hidden behind a locked door. I’VE GOT YOU UNDER MY SKIN | Caleb is on a motorcycle, speeding along an empty highway. But he doesn’t care: He wants access to his jets, because “I’m going to save the f-kin’ world.”
William later learns that, given the fact everyone thought he was dead, it’s not as easy to access his money as it should be. Then he gives him an address and wishes him well, because “things are about to get dangerous.” Lawrence gives him a briefcase with “something to help you on your journey,” but says he has to go see “her” first. And when one of the cops takes off his mask, he’s Lawrence. Bernard starts to fight them, but they stop him. Bernard switches himself into badass mode and gets the upper hand, slamming the older man to the ground. Time to atone for my sins,” and then he shoots Stubbs. He says he knows Dolores just “wants to burn all this to the ground. A FAMILIAR FACE | William (in white) still has Bernard and Stubbs at gunpoint.