By: Nick Vendura

Nick Vendura — Fri, 11 Nov 2016 05:57:00 +0000

1) We saw in the last episode that “first-generation” robots look NO different on the outside. Ford’s family are all first-generation.
2) Man in Black NEVER tortures Dolores. He drags her into the barn to keep her from being killed, and tries to jog her memory: “Let’s reacquaint ourselves,” he says … hardly a torture.
3) Have no idea what you’re trying to say, but let’s just say it doesn’t debunk it.
4) In the present, Dolores has “gone off her loop” because she is reminiscing. Every scene where we see her and William together now is almost always preceded by a scene in which she’s standing ALONE in the present with no William around. She then hears a voice say “remember,” which points to the flashback from 30 years earlier. That, to me, is the most obvious clue.
5) Watch the last scene in episode 5, where she is on the train. The very last shot CLEARLY shows that there is nobody else on the train with her (even though we just saw William and Lawrence on the train) … meaning she is in the present reminiscing (by herself) of events from 30 years ago (scenes where we see William/Lawrence) — thus proving she is dressed like that in the present as well (when coming attractions take place).
There you go, debunking debunked. Any questions?

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By: Nick Vendura