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But right now, the battle lines are being drawn.
Dolores Abernathy:The oldest host in the park, in fact.
After leading the rebellion, she is now free in the real world.
Stubbs is now a confirmed host, currently programmed to help and protect Bernard at all costs.
Teddy Flood:Another robot and Dolores former love, now in Robot Heaven.
Hector Escaton:A bandit and Maeves lover.
Killed in the park but did not make it to Robot Heaven and is thus potentially revivable.
Armistice:Hectors loyal second banana.
Killed in the park but also potentially revivable.
Clementine Pennyfeather:Killed in the park but also potentially revivable.
Akecheta:The first host to achieve true sentience, now in Robot Heaven.
brought back in some way, if only for reasons like that Ben Barnes is a good-looking guy.
Elsie Hughes:A now-deceased engineer, killed by Charlotte Hale.
Robert Ford:The original co-creator of Westworld, shot in the head by Dolores.
Logan Delos:The man who originally introduced William to Westworld, deceased long ago from a drug overdose.
The Forge (a.k.a.
the data core of the park) used his likeness to speak with Bernard and Dolores at one point.
Dolores used a replicated version of her body to escape to the mainland.
Could Be a Robot?
Giggles:Another criminal associate, but his technologically advanced T-shirt implies that he may not be strictly human.
Caleb Nichols:An average Joe military veteran, struggling to get by in 2050s Los Angeles.
Ash:One of Calebs associates within the criminal underworld of Los Angeles.
Sylvester and Felix:The two human lab techs who helped Maeve upgrade her system and subsequently escape.
(It is genuinely shocking that these are the only two likely humans to survive season two.)
This post will be updated throughout the season because robots might emerge at any moment.
