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Him wanting to return and find William who ditched his(Logan's) sister? That right there explains the MiB obsession with continuing to go there for 30 years. Also explains the violence MiB shows towards Dolores.
What have we been shown that would indicate that Logan would give a crap about whether William bailed on his sister? She's a plot device, not even a character at this point.
Surprising to me since I haven't been following this thread much. I caught up on the first few episodes and watch the new ones either Sunday night or Monday. Great freaking show and I wasn't expecting Arnold to be a host. I was sort of wondering about if that might be happening, but the what door line was awesome.
He does.
They've shown it through-
This show knowingly lends itself to over-analyzing. Its purposely created and written to foster such concepts from its viewers.
you realize people can have theories and opinions without running off to reddit?I'm about here and think this is on the money. Haven't read much forward in this thread so things could be completely off the rails, but my guess is the whole rail car thing is a loop and she's been in and out of that loop several times.
It's a good show not great, I like what they've done with the show in the way they show certain humans engaging with it. I like how Hector grabs a gun and proclaims it an upgrade as if playing a COD type game, and is trying to "beat" the game by getting deeper in the storyline. Everyone is playing the same game in a different way.
Maybe I'm not watching for the tiny little details, and some of that is coming from perspective of watching an episode roughly every 2 or 3 days and not running off to reddit for theories, but it doesn't seem like there's some sort of big payoff coming or some mind####.
They showed him having a conversation with her in one of the episodes. It was Zoey from Firefly.
That would trigger a "that doesn't look like anything to me" like Dolores said, I think.
the picture wasnt part of the park? Or maybe the father was an older generation and didn't have that software update. He said to Delores, have you ever seen such a thing? I assumed he was focusing on the car and buildings
I intended a question mark there. We also dont know "when" Bernard is talking with her or "where" so who knows. Seems like Ford wants some type of uprising but perhaps Mauve and later Bernard make that go somewhat awry.Ramsay Hunt Experience said:
Yeah, that seems odd next to the scene this week where they showed some modern pics to a different host and he didn't see anything.
I'm trying to remember... was dad given a catch-phrase that precipitated his freak-out... similar to delores and maeve?Yeah, that seems odd next to the scene this week where they showed some modern pics to a different host and he didn't see anything.
May be another mark in favor of multiple timelines. As @tommyboy noted, perhaps older generations didn't have that code, and maybe dad's freakout was what led to it being added? Although Dolores's "doesn't look like anything" was with William, which is supposedly in the "old" timeline, so...
No. He sees the photograph. He then tells Delores the phrase "these violent delights have violent ends," which is from Romeo & Juliet. That's the phrase that Delores seemingly infects Maeve with in Episode 2.
Not that I recall.
