'Westworld' Episode 6 'The Adversary': Arnold A Flesh And Blood? Bernard Have More Secrets Under His Sleeve?

In "Westworld" episode 6 titled "The Adversary" engages the viewers with the secret of the park's maze. We know we are very far from the answers yet, but every minute keeps getting more mysterious. And among all the intricate twists we are discovering, it is Arnold's true identity (Jeffrey Wright) that puts its followers in flummoxed by the series of events.

Some doubters find the "Westworld" story unnecessarily labyrinthine-like. But the fact that challenges every viewer to theorize and observe the clues to the puzzles, that itself, makes the story ridiculously appealing. The concept of this series is seriously living up to its crucial element of mystery.

This week, Bernard are put into exploring secret places, and about keeping themselves hidden. Ford itself (Anthony Hopkins) had his own off-radar corner of the park.

Moreover, Bernard's attempt to locate who was controlling him will instead take him into discovering another unregistered host. That host is Ford's younger version, not only him but four of them. They are Arnold's creation, an older generation of robots.

What one mystery uncovered led to another one as Bernard also found out that Dolores (Evan Rachel Wood) is one of the older models. The danger in this, the older model of robots can be manually controlled via a transmitter on the outside.

Coming from the report of Bustle, the mystery surrounding Arnold are divided into four possible theories. The first theory, Arnold who has been dead for 35 years may have uploaded his own consciousness into a host. The second theory, he may be employing someone else to carry out his mission using his name.

If those two are somewhat far-fetched, the third theory could be that he is still alive, hiding. However, there is a certain sense of danger in the plot. Ford's access and control over the hosts in the park can lead to questioning his honesty.

Den Of Geek reported putting Bernard in question. Is his obsession over Dr. Ford's projects could mean he is on board with the idea of pushing androids closer and closer to that human reality?