I'm not sure if I'm supposed to be rooting for Dolores or not. She completely shifted gears between seasons, it's really quite astonishing to watch.

I think it's fine that William is the real mastermind behind Westworld. Is he also trying to find the 'weapon'?

Dolores is like a villain right now but its hard to over look her former innocence from season 1. This show is morally challenging and I don't even know if anyone can be labeled as "good"

I really enjoyed the scenes with William and James Delos.

Yeah, those were really good. Before the last scene I was starting to think William was a host aswell, but now I think what he's looking for is immortality.

Also, super happy Elsie is back. She's a good character.

Shogun World was quite interesting. I loved how it was so similar to Westworld and that they didn't hide it from the very beginning. Even the creator admits to taking from Westworld due to the short amount of time he had to work on this project. This really has me wondering just how big the park is!

Maeve has appeared to unlock some unbelievable power which worries me. Whenever someone gets too strong in a story, they tend to get killed or revert to their least functional state. I always considered her power like having Admin access but now it's like she's the web creator lol

Man in Black going completely mental was really shocking. I always suspected he'd shoot his daughter, but kill her? Damn, I didn't think he'd lost his mind that much. Ford really got into his mind, didn't he? I can't believe myself that he's a host, it'd be completely predictable considering the build-up.

Also, I'm not entirely sure Logan is dead. From what I've gathered, you shouldn't trust MiB/William to anything he says. We'll hopefully see in the season finale next week.

And then there's Dolores and Teddy. I think Teddy finally reached consciousness after Dolores told him to not leave anyone alive and he purposely let a Ghost Nation host get away. I suspect the betrayal of Dolores made him realize he couldn't protect her and he honored a previous code by shooting himself.

I suspected throughout the episode that Robert Ford actually killed Juliet somehow, but that turned out to be wrong. Great performance by all actors in those scenes though, that was a thorough portrayal of William as a person.

Dude! He shot his daughter with no hesitation! The man in black is a perfect example of what I was worried about after seeing season 1. I always thought about how easily it would be to blur the lines between reality and the game after being in the game for an extended period of time. Its actually why I thought if I was in the game myself, that I wouldn't kill anyone. If I crossed that line in the game, I couldn't guarantee that I would be able to control myself as well in the real world.

Teddy's suicide was so sad. He truly did not like who Wyatt (lol) forced him to become and who she now was. What definitely made it worse was that he could remember his past, where I was kinda shocked about.

This season has let me down some but this episode was pretty darn great and was only made possible by the wonderful buildup.

There were some in this latest episode.

Westworld redeemed itself with this finale! It cleared up so much. They also killed so many significant characters; I felt like I was watching Game of Thrones.