In Episode 5 of HBO’s Westworld Season 4, Charlotte Hale (Tessa Thompson) and the William clone known as The Man in Black (Ed Harris) create their “ideal world.” Charlotte and William bragged about their control over this planet. And the biggest mystery of the season: what the hell is going on with Christina? For Maya’s sake, Christina keeps seeing the enigmatic man she has dated, and he helps her discover the mysteries of the world she inhabits. We have examined the episode’s highly confusing finale in detail, which served as our inspiration.
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William and two other people who believe they are close friends with him are eating dinner at a luxury restaurant at the start of the episode. The man merely laughs when William asks him for his name and claims that anybody in this restaurant is fair game for whatever he wants to do. When Clementine (Angela Sarafyan) interrupts him to ask for assistance with a customer and tells the couple to wait for him while they freeze.
Clementine and William enter an apartment where several people had died after approaching an apartment complex. As William enquires as to her identity, a woman by the name of Hope (Nicole Pacent) declares that she has won the game. William returns to the couple in the restaurant and urges her to go back to where she came from. he joins them for a meal because he wants to know them better.
After her date with Teddy (James Marsden), Christina (Evan Rachel Wood) gets up early. As Christina walks to work, her roommate Maya (Ariana Debose) comments that she’s delighted her date went well and that she deserves it. Christina enters her office and begins writing a new story about a ranger woman who resides in the country with her father. her supervisor requests to learn more about her latest book, which she describes as being about the daughter of a rancher. She lives a “lovely quiet life with her father” and has “everything she can imagine,” including a piece of land outside of town.
Every day she gets out of bed. Nobody else can see what she sees: that there is something wrong with the world, and she is to blame. says Christina. The girl is stopped by a phone call from Teddy, who accurately predicts what she’s doing and says he’ll see her soon, as he asks the girl her name.
Several individuals under Charlotte’s control begin dancing on the street at her order. She wants music with more “pep” and breaks a man’s ice sculpture. When William shows up, she is still having fun. she orders four people to build a chair for her to sit in. She asks William if that is what the Greek gods did. William argues humans made robots in their image, but she says they are capable of self-rewriting. Charlotte goes away with William, saying they have a separate problem. She’s shown crossing a bridge with William to the tower Christina had seen in her visions. Charlotte thinks humanity is ‘infecting us’ as we see Hope die before she was to ‘transcend.’ William told her not to be frustrated that some didn’t follow her wishes.
They discuss a man who broke through, and while Hope is dispatched to find him, the man expresses relief that it wasn’t all in his imagination. As Charlotte claimed Hope went on a killing spree and then blew her head off, Hope removes her gun and confirms the flower he is holding is real before shooting him in the head. An angry Charlotte claims that William’s human predecessor would not have messed up in this manner and questions whether his programming is flawed. She yells, “Why haven’t you fixed my outlier problem!” when he says there isn’t. As William leaves and Charlotte runs diagnostics, she assigns her a new outlier to find.
Ashley (Luke Hemsworth) and Jay (Daniel Wu), who are pursuing the same outlier in an effort to get her before William does, enter the scene. Jay claims they reside in the desert since Charlotte can’t track them there. Christina encounters Teddy on a pier and asks about his story. She looks across the river when he asks whether she can see anything, but there is nothing. When she turns around, she sees that Teddy was the one who had saved her. he claims they were longtime friends and he knew someone like her. Teddy talks about Peter and assures her that everything he says is accurate while she begs him to stay away from him. “This is a false world and “It’s a just story Teddy tells her.
He shows Christina two lonely people and orders her to change their stories. She looks again and they’re the same, but he instructs her to wait as they converse. Christina claims it was an accident, but when he asks her to replace it once more, one of the women walks out, terrifying Christina. You are a God in this world, Teddy tells. As William is also spotted walking close by, the program returns to Ashley and Jay’s crew searching for the anomaly. Everyone freezes when Ashley states something is wrong, then turns to the group. They split up to find the outlier as attackers approach. Wiliam approaches the outlier with a rifle while Jay enters the flat. You recognize it, Looking at the tower, the outlier remarks that her husband could also see it.
Jay kills William as he’s ready to shoot her, taking the outlier with him as the crew splits up and moves to a waiting boat. William returns to the roof. Teddy and Christina are back in the scene, and Christina is left wondering who they really are. Teddy advises her to follow the timetable after hearing that she has lunch with a college roommate. he added that anyone may be one of them and that she shouldn’t trust anyone. Christina runs into Charlotte, an ex-college roommate who claims to merely be in town for the day. but Charlotte remarks that she appears different. Christina wished they had more time, to which Charlotte responded that she deserved to be happy. Christina claims she’s just been out with him once, but he’s fantastic. Charlotte asks what his name is, but she doesn’t want to jinx anything.
Behind them, a man crashes with another man, and Christina announces that she must return to work. Charlotte responds that she would check in on her the next week and that she is always welcome to call. When Christina returns to her office, she does a search for Charlotte Hale, but the persona is not turned up. She then performs a search on Dolores Abernathy and discovers her. but is interrupted by her boss. He asks about the ‘personal issue’ and she claims it’s none of his business. He adds things get solved with a gunshot to the brain, and a horrified Charlotte says ‘Stop!’ He replies, “You just have to see it,” when she advises him to return home and inquires about the walled garden’s location. She enters a dark door and demands, “Show me the game.” and the city glows vividly crimson. She requests access to her stories and inquires about obscure characters after realizing how many stories she has written.
The scene returns to William, who claims that there is beauty, order, and a grand design to this universe. As he visits the human William, he says, ‘It was a fantasy for so long and we finally made it real.’ The real William asks why he didn’t ask Charlotte, while host William questions what he is. When asked if he is infected by the virus that causes hosts to commit suicide, host William claims he had touched with an outlier. It’s her universe, not his, and it’s genuine, according to William.
As Christina acknowledges that Teddy was correct, the program cuts back to her apartment where he is waiting for her. She nods as she surveys the enormous skyscraper in response to his question, Christina asking whether she is writing everyone. As the episode comes to a close, she asks who did this to you, and Teddy responds, “You did.
