The entire Genre episode. Solomon would then go on to create Rehoboam with just the Serac qualities, and Rehoboam with basically unlimited knowledge and power would manifest itself in holographic form as Serac himself. What Is Rehoboam on Westworld? Pedantic of me, but Rehoboam was the first king of Judah. In the Bible, Rehoboam is the son of Solomon, who is the son of David, who was a favorite of Saul. Westworld Season 3 premiered on HBO last night. Serac/Rehoboam would then go on to imprison both of the original versions of itself in Jean Mi/Solomon. Westworld's Season 3 finale killed off a major character, but the Rehoboam artificial intelligence presents a shot at resurrection. I'm really tired. 17 March, 2020 by Kelsie Gibson. King Solomon was known for his wise years as ruler, and his ability to bring people together in peace. In Westworld Season 3, the consequence-free experience that visitors to the titular theme park have enjoyed turns out to have consequences after all.. Drogon. In the episode we got a glimpse of Incite's "system" also named "Rehoboam." It Could Signal the End of Dolores and the Hosts. Something I noticed between episode 7 and 8 was that the pattern on Solomon compared to the pattern on Rehoboam could be indicative of their nature and programming. Rehoboam was the name of the first king of Judah, the son of Solomon. My thought is that the reason for this story is the future war.

The season premiere abandons Westworld to follow its protagonist, Dolores (Evan Rachel Wood), into the outside world. The name comes from the Old Testament of the Bible. Don't know if that has any relevance to the story line though. Solomon uses references from pop culture to tell his story. ... Posted by just now. r/westworld: Subreddit for the HBO series Westworld. Solomon and Rehoboam's Patterns. It's really late. “You say you want to start a revolution” John Lennon “I’m with her” feminism “Nothing civil about it” some crappy war b-movie. Prior to his rule, his ancestors ruled the united Kingdom of Israel. In addition to the symbolism of how Solomon and Rehoboam ruled (in both worlds) and the revolt led by someone exiled, you have Jeroboam coming out of exile from Egypt and Dolores coming out of exile from Westworld. Perhaps Solomon was actually successful at finding a way for humans and hosts … Solomon presided over two warring kingdoms; Rehoboam divided them. While Rehoboam is quite literally the successor of Incite's previous system Solomon, the story of Jeroboam could signal that a great rebellion is getting ready to take place in the real world. Why? r/westworld: Subreddit for the HBO series Westworld.

Only in Westworld can supercomputers have estranged brothers. In Seasons 1 and 2, the park catered to its guests’ darkest desires with no limits. Solomon is telling this story therefore Solomon is still alive. Rehoboam vs. Solomon In the beginning of S3E5 Serac is asked by Liam Dempsey what is the name of the machine he paid for and Serac says Solomon, not Rehoboam. Westworld: Rehoboam Holds the Key to [SPOILER's] Return. Basically when he became king of Israel after the death of his father, Solomon, the rest of the tribes of Israel refused to accept his rule and broke away to form their own kingdom.

In the Bible, Rehoboam was the son and successor of King Solomon.