In the meantime after rescuing Escaton from prison, they gradually rescue Teddy on their way back. Parallelly, Man in Black, who had held Lawrence captive kept on hunting snakes and crossed paths with Armistice. When they get hold of a fugitive, Logan decides to take things even more seriously and decides to present him to the boss. The fourth episode follows Logan who goes out on a Bounty Hunt with William, consistently teasing him about having Dolores as a company. She experiences rapid flashbacks of events. Even though she picks up the gun in her self-defense, she is unable to shoot unless she imagines them as the Man in Black. She later finds herself in a situation where she is attacked by a group of men who try to take advantage of her. Following gaining the knowledge, Bernard starts to consistently worry about Dolores and how it would negatively affect her, to which Dolores reassures him and stays in the loop. Later, he also takes it on him to inform Bernard about his former partner, Arnold, and the ill fate he sustained.
Ford takes control of Teddy’s narrative and changes it. Meanwhile, Man in Black kidnaps Lawrence trying to get the location of the maze.
They later find that her association with Maeve was the cause behind the issues. The developers are consistently trying to find whether Dolores she was tampering or being tampered with. Even with persistent reluctance, William finds himself feeling infatuated with Dolores and developing feelings for her. The second episode introduces the characters of Logan and William who enter Westworld as guests. In the meanwhile, things take a turn for the worse with the hosts and characters. Ford commands writing codes that have the hosts vanquished. With the sudden change to the theme of the game, the developers try to trace what is wrong with the host. The partners are suddenly attacked by the Man in Black.
The first episode of the series introduces Teddy and Dolores as a couple on the Android theme part named Westworld. The first season of the series consists of 10 episodes, introducing the pivotal characters one after the other. Index of Westworld Series (Season 1 To Season 3) Index of Westworld Season 1