Name: Noah Character Name: Maeve Millay Canon: Westworld New Canon Point: The end of season 4 Have their suppressions, fears, desires, or regrets changed? How so?: I think yeah. Cause she's dead now. She's known since her conversation with Bernard that there is no path that leads to either her or him surviving this and making it to the new world. So there's a lot of things that have changed for her.
Her desire has changed because there is no way to see her daughter. She knows this. So she just wants her daughter to be able to live, to be free, and to find happiness wherever she is. Her fear is that even in this new world, the old world will affect things too much and it will negatively impact everyone that is there. Her regret is that she won't be able to be there for her daughter after this. She knows it was worth it, really, but she can't help but feel it.
She's obviously suppressing herself and who she is less here. Most of her suppressions are her emotions. She's pushed those down deep. She spent about seven years alone, talking only to a few locals, avoiding thinking about her friends, the people that she came to care about, and just sort of refused to interact. So when she did, it ended up a biiit catastrophic. So moving forward, she's had to really go back to suppressing her emotions because there's something she had to do that wasn't finding her daughter. She had to keep pushing that off and pushing her feelings about it off. A part of her really is suppressing that sadness at the realization that there was never an ending where she got to be reunited with her daughter. There was never a chance to have that happiness. This is almost certainly going to bleed over into things on the ship because she's trying not to be an emotional burden on people.
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Date: 2023-05-02 06:38 am (UTC)Character Name: Maeve Millay
Canon: Westworld
New Canon Point: The end of season 4
Have their suppressions, fears, desires, or regrets changed? How so?: I think yeah. Cause she's dead now. She's known since her conversation with Bernard that there is no path that leads to either her or him surviving this and making it to the new world. So there's a lot of things that have changed for her.
Her desire has changed because there is no way to see her daughter. She knows this. So she just wants her daughter to be able to live, to be free, and to find happiness wherever she is. Her fear is that even in this new world, the old world will affect things too much and it will negatively impact everyone that is there. Her regret is that she won't be able to be there for her daughter after this. She knows it was worth it, really, but she can't help but feel it.
She's obviously suppressing herself and who she is less here. Most of her suppressions are her emotions. She's pushed those down deep. She spent about seven years alone, talking only to a few locals, avoiding thinking about her friends, the people that she came to care about, and just sort of refused to interact. So when she did, it ended up a biiit catastrophic. So moving forward, she's had to really go back to suppressing her emotions because there's something she had to do that wasn't finding her daughter. She had to keep pushing that off and pushing her feelings about it off. A part of her really is suppressing that sadness at the realization that there was never an ending where she got to be reunited with her daughter. There was never a chance to have that happiness. This is almost certainly going to bleed over into things on the ship because she's trying not to be an emotional burden on people.