Westworld Season 4, Episode 4’s Timeline Twist Ending Explained
It's happening again in Westworld — here's a full explanation of season 4's timeline twist. By now, audiences fully expect their Westworld fix to encompass multiple hidden timelines, and relish the challenge of figuring out when each storyline is actually taking place. Westworld season 1 pulled the trick with young/old William, season 2 pulled the stunt with Jeffrey Wright's Bernard, and now season 4's «Generation Loss» reveals a huge multi-decade discrepancy between plot lines.
Previously, Charlotte Hale (Tessa Thompson) and the Man in Black (Ed Harris) initiated their host takeover by opening the brand new Golden Age park. While guests enjoy some rollicking noir fun, they get infected by flies containing a black goop Hale has created for the purpose of controlling humans. Maeve (Thandiwe Newton) and Caleb (Aaron Paul) have been lured into the park, and the latter gets afflicted by the mind-control parasite. Elsewhere, Bernard joins Luke Hemsworth's Stubbs on a trek through the desert, encountering a group of super-cautious human resistance fighters. Else-elsewhere, Dolores has been reborn as «Christina» in a mysterious city that resembles Westworld's modern day.
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Westworld season 4's «Generation Loss» finally explains how those three timelines link, when each storyline is happening, and even finds time to fast-forward right past the apocalypse. Here's the seismic Westworld season 4, episode 4 ending explained in full.
Maeve and Caleb's Golden Age breakout fails spectacularly. Accosted by the Men in Black, Maeve uses her powers to remotely detonate the explosives dotted around Charlotte Hale's «park extension» construction site, and
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