I’ll give them better names: one is jumpy and one is douchey. Surgeon 1 and Surgeon 2, aka two of the McDonalds Rubber Suited Men, are once-again working on Maeve. MiB hoists him by his ankles over a tree branch, so he’s upside down and his blood is draining into the sows bag. Lawrence turns around to look at Teddy and promptly gets his throat slit. ( J: On par with the rest of America.) MiB said he was wrong about Lawrence’s path being tied with MiB’s. Lawrence still doesn’t get what’s going on, unfortunately. MiB dumps out the water and sets it up so it’s standing up on its own. Lawrence asks what is going on, especially because he filled the sow’s bag with water himself. Man in Black sends him to fetch some water for a dying Teddy, and as the boy runs off, laments that he’s too small. They are interrupted by the little robot boy we’ve seen interacting with Ford. Man in Black stops and carries Teddy off the horse and then starts speeching at Lawrence about there being a path for everyone, as his friend says, and Lawrence’s path leading back to him. Lawrence points out that Teddy is actually dying right now. Man in Black is convinced that Teddy will lead them to Wyatt because of their previous ties. Lawrence is walking again because Teddy can’t hold himself up, so Teddy gets the horse. Logan calls them the key to what he thinks is the biggest game in the park, happening in the furthest reaches of the park: war. They are ex-Confederate soldiers who refused to surrender after the war and now work as mercenaries below the border. Logan says they are called The Confederados. William points out some shady looking men, sauntering into Pariah, and asks who they are. William concludes that whoever designed this place must not think very much of people. ( J: BIG GASP.) The team of lawyers that Logan has looking into the whole thing came up empty. He further exposits that the park was founded by a partnership, but when the park opened, one of the partners killed himself. The park is hemorrhaging money, which is why Logan’s family is considering buying it. They all walk into the town, taking in their surroundings, while Logan exposits some about how the park gets more grandiose and less market tested the further you get from Sweetwater, but it doesn’t come cheap. Slim reminds them of how grateful El Lazo will be about his safe return. She’s with Logan, William and Slim, the bandit they hunted down, standing just outside of Pariah. She snaps out of her reverie, I guess, and while she is in a cemetery, she’s not alone. We get flashes of the church we briefly saw when Dolores was talking to (or imagining) Lawrence’s daughter. Dolores replies, presumably in her thoughts, that he should show her how.
Mystery Man’s Voice tells her to find him. Ford just looks at Old Bill thoughtfully and vaguely murder-y.ĭolores stands in a cemetery. Old Bill proposes they drink to the lady with the white shoes. Jess: Ford paints a picture of me after grad school.įord snaps out of it when Old Bill whirs and gives his programmed response. “ That dog had spent its whole life trying to catch that… thing. He ran after it until he finally caught it and killed it. The kids took the dog off the leash and in that instant, the dog spotted a cat Ford imagines must’ve looked like that piece of felt. Their father warned them how fast the dog was. ( J: Cue Sarah McLachlan.) They took the dog to the park one day.
The greyhound was a racing dog that spent its life running around in circles, chasing a bit of felt. Ford looks disappointed with the nonsensical answer, but continues the story. ( J: Lord.) Ford assumes that Old Bill has never seen a greyhound (um, on account of being an old robot…) but Old Bill whirs and struggles that he’s seen a few showdowns in his day. When he was a boy, he wanted a dog, so his father took in an old greyhound. ( J: Old Bill is not ready for this story, no one is ready.) Ford has one about the saddest thing he ever saw. Previously: Man in Black got more clues and William agreed to play black hat.įord is in the Basement of Don’t Go in There, visiting Old Bill.
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