How can a host in Westworld do this?
As we have seen in the final episode of Westworld season one, hosts are attacking guests with firearms. But we know that all the firearms used in Westworld are provided by Delos Corp., and that firearms can't kill or injure humans. So how is it possible?
We have seen a similar thing in the Season 2 trailer.
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Regarding Dolores part of the attack, it was a different gun than the ones used in the park. It's the "real" gun Arnold gave to her decades ago to kill him with. In a scene just before the one in your question, Ford gave it back to her (put it in front of her and left it)
As for the others, it wasn't specifically mentioned, since it was the last scene and we knew they're using "real" guns from William's pov when he was shot, but it was heavily hinted that it was all Ford's plan from the beginning, so we can assume that he gave them the weapons too.
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How do the hosts in Westworld work?
In the HBO series Westworld, a Host is an artificially created being \u2014 an animatronic android or artificially created objects animal \u2014 or a human or a tourist "developed mind" (an existing sentience) replicated within an artificial body. All of the animals (except for flies) in Westworld are hosts.Can hosts hurt you Westworld?
While guests can't be harmed in any serious way by hosts in Westworld, they can be injured by them. If violence is part of a host's narrative, they can inflict pain on guests if it fits their story. This allows them to get into fistfights with hosts, or even plan quick drawing duels in the middle of Sweetwater.Can hosts eat Westworld?
The hosts are basically organic. It's cheaper that way to print them out. They eat, they sleep, they have sex, they can poop.Do hosts have organs Westworld?
The hosts are made out of working biological organs.WESTWORLD Season 1-3 Recap | Everything You Need To Know Before Season 4 | HBO Series Explained
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