WESTWORLD EPISODE 3 SUMMARY FREE

WESTWORLD EPISODE 3 SUMMARY FREE

And as for the guy who knows too much: He smugly tells Caleb “you just became a very wealthy man,” at which point Caleb shoots him, apparently out of disgust.Īfter all that, Caleb is sent back to reconditioning and set free again.

This turns out to be correct - Francis got an offer to kill Caleb, but Caleb ended up killing Francis in self-defense.

When Francis is out of earshot, the guy tells Caleb that the bad guys are probably using this moment as an opportunity to clear either Francis or Caleb off the board by offering each of them money to kill the other. This guy knows a lot about the System, including the Sonora facility and the sorts of tricks they use for controlling these reconditioned folks. Caleb takes the tape off this guy’s mouth, and he starts telling them what’s up - that the app and the meds they take are just a system of control and that he himself is just like Caleb. That app, Solomon says, was specifically designed to be used by reconditioned outliers in order to “regulate criminality.” Just another method for Serac to control everything.Īlso Read: 'Westworld' Star Ed Harris on Whether William Will Really Be 'The Good Guy' Nowīut one day, Caleb and Francis capture a guy for a job, but are left hanging by whoever was supposed to come pick the guy up. And then they’re set loose as mercenaries, essentially, making a living using the crimes app that we saw in the season 3 premiere. They all die, except for Caleb and Francis, who get shipped home and discharged.īut instead of their literal homes, they actually end up in the Sonora facility and get reconditioned. But things take a bad turn, and the bad guys are doing the same thing to Caleb’s team. They basically track bad guys so that their overlords can drone bomb them from space. So way back in the day, Caleb was in the military with his pal Francis (Scott “Kid Cudi” Mescudi), doing ops in Crimea during the Russian Civil War. Over the course of the episode of “Westworld,” we learn about Caleb’s true past. Solomon says it doesn’t work for 90% of subjects, and that 90% are the folks on ice. And we learn that Caleb was one of these outliers - one who the “reconditioning therapy” actually worked on. So Dolores clears the place of Incite’s guards and they have a chat with Solomon. Incite still does reconditioning in the present, but at a different facility - the one that we see William (Ed Harris) at this week.

It’s not currently in use aside from housing the AI Solomon and a bunch of “outliers” who have been put in stasis pods of some sort. So the two of them head to Sonora, Mexico, location of Incite’s secret reconditioning facility. It looks instead like Dolores (Evan Rachel Wood) has been setting up Caleb to be the leader, with this season basically being his origin story.Īlso Read: 'Westworld': Are Charlotte and Bernard Secretly Working Together? So perhaps the largest twist this week was the news that Dolores’s plan for global revolution does not, apparently, involve Dolores leading that revolution. We’ll start with Caleb (Aaron Paul), just because he gets the biggest revelations and kinda binds all the other stuff together. We’re gonna take it all piecemeal instead of just directly recapping everything in chronological order, just for the sake of everyone’s sanity. But don’t worry, we’ve got you covered if you’re confused, as we’re gonna break down all that madness so you can be ready for Sunday night’s finale. But all of it was delivered in typically cryptic “Westworld” fashion, and so it’s easy to miss the details. There’s only one more episode remaining in “Westworld” season 3, and this past week we got a deluge of revelations. (We’ve got all the biggest spoilers ahead for the April 26 episode of “Westworld” on HBO)

Westworld episode 3 summary