With just three episodes left in Westworld Season 3, two of the show’s most iconic characters, Dolores (Evan Rachel Wood) and Maeve (Thandie Newton) finally reunite.
At the beginning of the season, Maeve was brought in by the mysterious Serac (Vincent Cassell) to stop Dolores from carrying out her plan to end humanity.
Additionally, The Man in Black (Ed Harris) also returns, and he’s been committed to an institution of some sort.
Reunited: With just three episodes left in Westworld Season 3, two of the show’s most iconic characters, Dolores (Evan Rachel Wood) and Maeve (Thandie Newton) finally reunite
End: At the beginning of the season, Maeve was brought in by the mysterious Serac (Vincent Cassell) to stop Dolores from carrying out her plan to end humanity
The episode begins with a flashback of Maeve walking through a field with her daughter in the sunlight, which she snaps out of when standing in an open field.
Serac appears, saying that human memory isn’t perfect, with Serac telling her she has no past, only present.
Serac tries to give her an ‘incentive’ to stop Dolores, but Maeve says she wants what Dolores has, ‘help.’
Serac says he can give her what she wants, but if she fails her future won’t be so certain as he walks away.
She wakes up inside the World War II building on the Nazi Germany ‘set’ of Westworld as she tucks a gun into her dress.
She tells the soldiers that she’s the one they want, as she commands them all to lower their weapons and they comply.
She then says, ‘Now then, let’s have a little fun’ as she starts taking out the soldiers one by one before the title sequence begins.
The preview that aired after last week’s episode, Genre, began with Dolores sitting in a room with Maeve.
There are also flashbacks to Maeve’s past, with her ‘daughter,’ who she’s been trying to reunite with all season.
There is also a brief shot of Charlotte Hale retrieving something from a small wall safe as well.
Charlotte: There is also a brief shot of Charlotte Hale retrieving something from a small wall safe as well
Fans had known all season that Charlotte wasn’t really herself, since she was killed by a host replica in the Season 2 finale, who then stepped in to replace her.
However, for the first half of the season, fans didn’t know which host personality was taking over Charlotte’s body.
It was ultimately revealed that the five host cores that Dolores managed to escape from Westworld with were in fact copies
Charlotte: Fans had known all season that Charlotte wasn’t really herself, since she was killed by a host replica in the Season 2 finale, who then stepped in to replace her
The trailer also shows Maeve telling Dolores that it isn’t right for, ‘one person to have all that power,’ while Dolores points out the irony of her statement.
‘Says the woman who can control us with her mind,’ Dolores retorts, as she’s seen walking out in the World War II battlefield.
We also get a glimpse at The Man in Black (Ed Harris), who has swapped his black attire for an all white look as he’s put inside what appears to be a mental institution.
Black in White: We also get a glimpse at The Man in Black (Ed Harris), who has swapped his black attire for an all white look as he’s put inside what appears to be a mental institution
He’s seen being strapped into a chair, and in white shot, he even tries to bite the hand of one of the institution’s employees.
Charlotte is also seen hugging Jake (Michael Ealy) while her son watches, while Serac is seen pointing a gun at Caleb.
Westworld Season 3 continues with the penultimate episode, Passed Pawn, on Sunday, April 26 at 9 PM ET, followed by the finale, Crisis Theory, on Sunday, May 2 at 9 PM ET on HBO.
Strapped: He’s seen being strapped into a chair, and in white shot, he even tries to bite the hand of one of the institution’s employees
Jake: Charlotte is also seen hugging Jake (Michael Ealy) while her son watches, while Serac is seen pointing a gun at Caleb
Season: Westworld Season 3 continues with the penultimate episode, Passed Pawn, on Sunday, April 26 at 9 PM ET, followed by the finale, Crisis Theory, on Sunday, May 2 at 9 PM ET on HBO