#westworld William

[spooky-donut-ghost-house]

The Man In Black walked so The Ghoul could run

[ninjathrowingstork]

Watching Fallout after being a Westworld fan like aha! We have multiple timelines to reveal the bigger, darker mystery of the company with some secret tech controlling everything! (Slightly guessing here with Fallout but I've seen Person of Interest and Westworld, I know the Nolan-Joy playbook by now.)

Also they really like drip-feeding the mysterious gunslinger's backstory.

As of episode six, I know there's gonna be at least one more big twist coming up, that's just their style

[thekimspoblog]

Fate of humanity, taking shelter after the storm, yeah yeah blah blah blah. Honestly, the longer Westworld went on, the more I was just in it for the shipping culture.

Dolores and Teddy vs. Dolores and William (I strongly prefer to watch the latter but the correct answer is she should probably pick neither)

Maeve and Hector vs. Maeve and Lee (even though Hector is basically just Lee's self-insert character)

Arnold and Ford as Dolores's real dads.

Armistice and Hanaryo (because Armistice deserves a little self-admiration)

Hell even Bernard and Theresa; I liked those two before Ford hijacked Bernard's free will and forced him to murder her. I'm not sad Theresa died. It's just that I think if she hadn't stayed dead... maybe they could have worked through it? Similar to how he and Ellie did? Oh well, at least Bernard eventually managed to reconnect with his ex.

And I'll admit it's 90% headcannon, but I was kind of hoping Juliet at some point sat Dolores down and confronted her, trying to figure out what William had been up to inside the park. Preferably while Dolly Parton's "Jolene" (a very lesbian-coded song IMO) tinkles away in the background on the player-piano.

[cigarettestreetlight]

Westworld spoilers maybe?? Also drug/ dph mention//

I'm finally trying to finish Westworld now that they want to take it off hbo, which is absolute bullshit and I'm ridiculously upset about that bc honestly wtf? But anyway, I'm now on the last few episodes of season 3 and I'm a little bit confused which is normal for me ig, especially bc the last time I saw the beginning of season 3 I was taking a lot of Benadryl (honestly I still am now, not my best idea) so my memory is absolute shit and I kinda don't remember how I got here. But I'm on s3e6 where William/ the man in black is in some psych ward thing having the meeting with all the versions of him and an old James. And I mean I've always loved Williams character so just seeing all of him talking with other versions of himself is just amazing and so fun, I live that this was even a scene honestly. And yeah, William is nowhere near being a saint and he's fucked up a lot a lot, but I just adore his character arc and just as a character in general. He's incredibly interesting just in the way he's portrayed and his choices and I think he's one of my top 3 favorite characters and god I just love how Ed Harris shows him and oml. I absolutely adore William. That's all, thank you.

[star-spangled-bastard]

Yeehawgust Day 11 - Snake Eyes

[delosdestinations]

S01E01 / S04E02

WESTWORLD (2016-2022)

[thekimspoblog]

Both "Better Call Saul" and "Westworld" are about men chasing memories of their old girlfriends.

Meanwhile Joe is just... fucking Joe.

Braid videogame

[atombombkaytee]

[luckylittlexiii]

This trio.

That is all.

Would they be friends or enemies?

[jojoqin]

You know seeing people thirst over the Ghoul in the Fallout show makes me feel like I was right to thirst over William from Westworld years ago. Jonathan Nolan must have the “charismatic cowboy w/ questionable morals” archetype saved in the archives cuz they are almost the same character.

[calebnichols]

Same old story. WESTWORLD - 1.01 // 1.02 // 4.03

[polinariavb]

New work!

Hi guys! Today I did a photo merge with my favorite actors. The quality leaves much to be desired, but these are the only photos that I managed to find

[purplerat111]

old but gold

FNAF au notFFDRoutine "WestWorld"

Bonus:

they are both androids from the Wild WestWorld Park :3

[thekimspoblog]

This blog's main blorbos:

Kim Wexler: She needs a sequel!!!

Jimmy McGill: He's just Ken.

William Delos: "I can fix him" becomes very literal.

Dolores Abernathy: 10/10 girlboss. Got to see her revolution through to the end. Morally gray in a way that didn't feel like centrism pulling its punches. No notes. Please teach Kim how to shoot a gun.

Love Quinn: She deserved so much better. A single episode of hearing her unhinged internal monologue was insufficient. I wish she had killed Joe and been the POV for Season 4. Kim's frenemy.

Rose Quartz: A crusader who puts all her friends and family on the line for the "greater good"? If you haven't noticed the theme yet, this is very much a "support women's wrongs" kind of blog.

Ruby+Sapphire/Garnet: She should be Jimmy and Kim's marriage counselor. She should be EVERY ship's marriage counselor!

Elphaba Thropp: Same appeal as Rose Quartz. But she also beat a white supremacist to death with a broom once. That gets her extra points.

Pearl X: Not a star. But a solid addition to the chorus.

Peter (Leigh) Graham: Where do we go from here? The little free will he had has been crushed by a family legacy, and he's the only one left to carry on. These creeps think he's a god; he's just the same scared teenage boy he's always been.

Wheatley: Doesn't really fit in with my current fandoms. But I still love him.

Audrey II: Did I mention I love Faustian bargains?

The Angel of Crockett Island: Did I mention I love Faustian bargains?

Hippolyta Freeman: Actual best-written female character on tv in the past 10 years. Seriously, I love Kim but calling her "best character" is antifeminist, when we have characters like Hippolyta who are getting overlooked.

Letitia Lewis: She's flighty. She doesn't get along with her sister. She likes scifi and mystery. She doesn't resist the call to adventure. She gets knocked up by her sweetheart as the result of magical shenanigans. And by the end, she's one of the few remaining characters who knows how to cast spells. If I was a character in "Lovecraft Country", I'd like to think I'd be Letti. Just please... anyone but Christina!

Adelaide Thomas: I still don't feel like I fully understand this character. But her story speaks to me on a profound level.

Clara Saburova: Has a lot of Elphaba's same "benevolent misanthrope" witchy energy. Not only can she break the fourth wall; I'm pretty sure she knows how to use console commands. Send her off to America to study THE LAW.

Nadia Vulvokov: Misc. failwoman archetype

Oksana Astankova: Misc. failwoman archetype

Judy Gemstone: Misc. failwoman archetype

Sally Reed: Speedrunning these "blonde crime-drama love-interest" tropes.

Dee Reynolds: Misc. failwoman archetype

Turanga Leela: Ponytail? Check! Exposed biceps? Check! Schlub she does care about but she's mostly just keeping around for sex? Check! Confidence exceeding competence? Check! Back and ready for more punching stuff, Ma'am!

Carmella Soprano: Supra.

Skyler White: Res Ipsa.

Daenerys Targaryen: ⚠⚠ Construction Site! Do Not Enter! ⚠⚠ We are still waiting on the autopsy reports. But man, she left a CRATER when she fell off.

Bella Swan: Basically the drip-pan for everything above her.

[star-spangled-bastard]

[something about positive and negative space, and one not being able to exist without the other]

[delosdestinations]

WESTWORLD | TOP 10 FAN FAVORITE CHARACTERS ✩ ↳ #8: WILLIAM / MAN IN BLACK

Civilization is just the lie we tell ourselves to justify our real purpose. We're not here to transcend. We're here to destroy. If I could, I would pull the plug on this whole goddamn world.