"Westworld" episode 3 will focus on how the guests will deal with the hosts. While Elsie and Stubbs will be in pursuit of a missing host, William may discover something unusual when he roams around "Westworld" and pursues an attraction he liked.
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The official synopsis for episode 3 reads, "Elsie and Stubbs pursue a missing host; Teddy gets a new backstory, which sets him off in pursuit of a new villain; Bernard investigates the origins of madness within the hosts; William finds an attraction that he would like to pursue."
During the last episode titled "Chestnut," it can be recalled that William became the new focus of the series when it shifted from Dolores who was emphasized during the series' premiere.
William visits the park for the first time along with his friend and was greeted by a lovely host who wore a tight outfit. Tension began to rise when William questioned the existence of the host who cut the former's inquiry on whether people in Westworld are real or not.
According to New York Times, the reality of the people the guests interact with are important since they have to know if they are dealing with true people. The report added that if the guests are unable to tell the difference, they are putting themselves in danger. In addition, guests are also unsure whether they are violating a rule when they harm someone.
In a review made by Forbes, they took note that William view the hosts as real people who should be treated with compassion. While his friend Logan is the exact opposite who view these entities are robots which he can treat in any way that pleases him.
"Westworld" stars Anthony Hopkins, James Marsden, Evan Rachel Wood, Luke Hemsworth and Ed Harris. It is based on a 1973 sci-fi novel by Michael Crichton. The TV series was able to garner around 3.3 M online and television views during its premiere.
Episode 3 is entitled, "The Stray" and will air on Oct. 16, 10pm at HBO. For a review of episode 2, watch the video below.