The Riddle of the Sphinx

Westworld 2×4

Walter: Little early for me.
James Delos: Little too fuckin' late, you mean. Besides, if you aim to cheat the devil, you owe him an offering.

Bernard: Ford wrote a g-game, and we're all in it. Now all the hosts are free, with no constraints, n-n-no safeguards.

Elsie: You have a family. You have an ex-wife. You have... a backstory.

Bernard: Is this now?

Laura: A lot of people tend to ignore their narratives... I don't like other people very much.

Akecheta: You live only as long as the last person who remembers you.

Bernard: Maybe we don't want to know...

Man in Black: Death's decisions are final. It's only the living that... That are inconstant... and waver, don't know who they are or what they want. Death is always true.

Walter: The engineers call it a cognitive plateau. Your mind is stable for a few hours, few days, and then it starts to fall apart. Every time. At first we thought it was your mind rejecting the new body. Like an organ that's not a perfect match. But it's more like your mind... rejects reality.

Walter: I'm beginning to think that this whole enterprise was a mistake. People aren't meant to live forever.

James Delos: They said there were two fathers. One above, one below. They lied. There was only ever the devil. And when you look up from the bottom, it was just his reflection... laughing back down at you.

Lawrence's Daughter: I know who you are, William. One good deed doesn't change that.
Man in Black: Who said anything about a good deed? You wanted me to play your game. I'm gonna play it to the bone.
Lawrence's Daughter: And you still don't understand the real game we're playing here. If you're looking forward, you're looking in the wrong direction.

Laura: Hi, Dad.

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