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'''''Westworld'' (TV series): "Kiksuya" ("Remember" [Lakota]).[https://heavy.com/entertainment/2018/06/westworld-kiksuya-meaning-translation/]''' Season 2, episode 8 (10 June 2018),[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6243308/], no. for series 18.[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Westworld_(season_2)#Episodes] | '''''Westworld'' (TV series): "Kiksuya" ("Remember" [Lakota]).[https://heavy.com/entertainment/2018/06/westworld-kiksuya-meaning-translation/]''' Season 2, episode 8 (10 June 2018),[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6243308/], no. for series 18.[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Westworld_(season_2)#Episodes] | ||
| − | A very fine episode in the ''Westworld'' series and important for ''Clockworks2'' issues for the character development, primarily, that makes the episode good art. | + | A very fine episode in the ''Westworld'' series and important for ''Clockworks2'' issues for the character development, primarily, that makes the episode good art.[https://winteriscoming.net/2018/06/11/westworld-season-2-episode-8-recap-kiksuya/] |
| − | Note classic shot in SF film of what would ordinarily be an incongruous element in frame with a high-tech setting that has become familiar: Akecheta as a Ghost Nation warrior in the underworld of a control center for Westworld, especially Akecheta's descending on an escalator. We have a Host in the role of an American Plains Indian in traditional costume on a kind of spirit quest to find the Truth of his world and also his beloved, for a rich mixing of motifs including the Greco-Roman story of Orpheus's seeking his wife Eurydice in the underworld.[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orpheus_and_Eurydice#Plot] We have then a variety of robot in what we humans like to think of as admirably human. | + | Note classic shot in SF film of what would ordinarily be an incongruous element in frame with a high-tech setting that has become familiar: Akecheta as a Ghost Nation warrior in the underworld of a control center for Westworld, especially Akecheta's descending on an escalator. We have a Host in the role of an American Plains Indian in traditional costume on a kind of spirit quest to find the Truth of his world and also his beloved, for a rich mixing of motifs including the Greco-Roman story of Orpheus's seeking his wife Eurydice in the underworld.[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orpheus_and_Eurydice#Plot] We have then a variety of robot in what we humans like to think of as admirably human, continuing a theme from the preceding episode, [[Westworld (TV series): "Les Écorchés"|"Les Écorchés"]]. |
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Revision as of 17:18, 7 April 2019
Westworld (TV series): "Kiksuya" ("Remember" [Lakota]).[1] Season 2, episode 8 (10 June 2018),[2], no. for series 18.[3]
A very fine episode in the Westworld series and important for Clockworks2 issues for the character development, primarily, that makes the episode good art.[4]
Note classic shot in SF film of what would ordinarily be an incongruous element in frame with a high-tech setting that has become familiar: Akecheta as a Ghost Nation warrior in the underworld of a control center for Westworld, especially Akecheta's descending on an escalator. We have a Host in the role of an American Plains Indian in traditional costume on a kind of spirit quest to find the Truth of his world and also his beloved, for a rich mixing of motifs including the Greco-Roman story of Orpheus's seeking his wife Eurydice in the underworld.[5] We have then a variety of robot in what we humans like to think of as admirably human, continuing a theme from the preceding episode, "Les Écorchés".
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