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* After Host!William kills his human counterpart, he concludes to leave the world to the cockroaches. He double-crosses Host-Charlotte by killing her and then sending codes through the MindControlDevice for every man, woman, and child to kill each other in a game of survival of the fittest. And by then sabotaging the device to self-destruct, no one will be able to stop the plague. Barring the outliers and hosts already uploaded to the Sublime, ''mankind and hosts alike will be driven to extinction''.
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* After Host!William kills his human counterpart, he concludes to leave the world to the cockroaches. He double-crosses Host-Charlotte by killing her and then sending codes through the MindControlDevice for every man, woman, and child to kill each other in a game of survival of the fittest. And by then sabotaging the device to self-destruct, no one will be able to stop the plague.HatePlague. Barring the outliers and hosts already uploaded to the Sublime, ''mankind and hosts alike will be driven to extinction''.
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* After Host!William kills his human counterpart, he concludes to leave the world to the cockroaches. He double-crosses Host-Charlotte by killing her and then sending codes through the MindControlDevice for every man, woman, and child to kill each other in a game of survival of the fittest. And by then sabotaging the device to self-destruct, no one will be able to stop the plague. Barring the outliers and hosts already uploaded to the Sublime, ''mankind and hosts alike will be driven to extinction'' thanks to Host!William's actions.
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* After Host!William kills his human counterpart, he concludes to leave the world to the cockroaches. He double-crosses Host-Charlotte by killing her and then sending codes through the MindControlDevice for every man, woman, and child to kill each other in a game of survival of the fittest. And by then sabotaging the device to self-destruct, no one will be able to stop the plague. Barring the outliers and hosts already uploaded to the Sublime, ''mankind and hosts alike will be driven to extinction'' thanks to Host!William's actions.extinction''.
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* After Host!William kills his human counterpart, he concludes to leave the world to the cockroaches and double-crosses Host-Charlotte by sending codes through the MindControlDevice for every man, woman, and child to kill each other in a game of survival of the fittest. And by then sabotaging the device to self-destruct, no one will be able to stop the plague. Barring the outliers and hosts already uploaded to the Sublime, ''mankind and hosts alike will be driven to extinction'' thanks to Host!William's actions.
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* After Host!William kills his human counterpart, he concludes to leave the world to the cockroaches and cockroaches. He double-crosses Host-Charlotte by killing her and then sending codes through the MindControlDevice for every man, woman, and child to kill each other in a game of survival of the fittest. And by then sabotaging the device to self-destruct, no one will be able to stop the plague. Barring the outliers and hosts already uploaded to the Sublime, ''mankind and hosts alike will be driven to extinction'' thanks to Host!William's actions.
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* After Host!William kills humman!William, he concludes to leave the world to the cockroaches and double-crosses Host-Charlotte by sending codes through the MindControlDevice for every man, woman, and child to kill each other in a game of survival of the fittest. And by then sabotaging the device to self-destruct, no one will be able to stop the plague. Barring the outliers and hosts already uploaded to the Sublime, ''mankind and hosts alike will be driven to extinction'' thanks to Host!William's actions.
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* After Host!William kills humman!William, his human counterpart, he concludes to leave the world to the cockroaches and double-crosses Host-Charlotte by sending codes through the MindControlDevice for every man, woman, and child to kill each other in a game of survival of the fittest. And by then sabotaging the device to self-destruct, no one will be able to stop the plague. Barring the outliers and hosts already uploaded to the Sublime, ''mankind and hosts alike will be driven to extinction'' thanks to Host!William's actions.
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* After Host!William kills humman!William, he concludes to leave the world to the cockroaches and double-crosses Host-Charlotte by sending codes through the MindControlDevice for every man, woman, and child to kill each other in a game of survival of the fittest. And by then sabotaging the device to self-destruct, no one will be able to stop the plague. Barring the outliers and hosts already uploaded to the Sublime, ''every last person and host will be driven to extinction'' thanks to Host!William's actions.
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* After Host!William kills humman!William, he concludes to leave the world to the cockroaches and double-crosses Host-Charlotte by sending codes through the MindControlDevice for every man, woman, and child to kill each other in a game of survival of the fittest. And by then sabotaging the device to self-destruct, no one will be able to stop the plague. Barring the outliers and hosts already uploaded to the Sublime, ''every last person ''mankind and host hosts alike will be driven to extinction'' thanks to Host!William's actions.
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[[AC: Metanoia]]
* After Host!William kills humman!William, he concludes to leave the world to the cockroaches and double-crosses Host-Charlotte by sending codes through the MindControlDevice for every man, woman, and child to kill each other in a game of survival of the fittest. And by then sabotaging the device to self-destruct, no one will be able to stop the plague. Barring the outliers and hosts already uploaded to the Sublime, ''every last person and host will be driven to extinction'' thanks to Host!William's actions.
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[[AC: Generation Loss]]
* Host-Charlotte reveals that the Temperance park is a superspreader event where the guests are considered to be carriers or "hosts" as she likes to call them would go out and spread the flies throughout humanity. Then jump in 23 years later, she finally succeeds with her plan to control humanity. As Host Caleb puts it, '''[[TheBadGuyWins she won]]'''.
* Maya reveals to Christina that she had a nightmare about a swarm of flies going inside her and her parents when she was a kid and the next thing she remembers is that she woke up.
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** What's creepy about this is her face opens up like how the first-generation hosts did and then, flies came out of her mouth.
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* When Caleb and Maeve saw Frankie among the test subjects, [[PapapWolf Caleb runs to her room to save her]] as Maeve tries to hack into the door's security lock. But it's a trap set up by Host-Charlotte where "Frankie" is a host used to capture Caleb by infecting him with the flies. It doesn't help that the episode ends with Caleb screaming as the flies enter his face.
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* When Caleb and Maeve saw Frankie among the test subjects, [[PapapWolf [[PapaWolf Caleb runs to her room to save her]] as Maeve tries to hack into the door's security lock. But it's a trap set up by Host-Charlotte where "Frankie" is a host used to capture Caleb by infecting him with the flies. It doesn't help that the episode ends with Caleb screaming as the flies enter his face.
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[[AC: Années Folles]]
* The flies that Host-Charlotte used to control the humans are infected with a parasitic black goo that has nanites in it. And what instrument does Host-Charlotte use to control them? A sound-emitting instrument that only the hosts could hear.
* The experiments that Caleb and Maeve saw through the monitors are the fly-infested humans who are forced to do things such as shooting themselves in the head. It definitely shows that the experiment is indeed a success.
* When Caleb and Maeve saw Frankie among the test subjects, [[PapapWolf Caleb runs to her room to save her]] as Maeve tries to hack into the door's security lock. But it's a trap set up by Host-Charlotte where "Frankie" is a host used to capture Caleb by infecting him with the flies. It doesn't help that the episode ends with Caleb screaming as the flies enter his face.
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[[folder: Series Four]]Four - The Choice]]
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[[AC: Well Enough Alone]]
* Host-Charlotte's plan to control humanity is not only killing and replacing them as hosts but also using flies to control them. One example would be having a fly enter the body of a government official through the eye, who ends up screaming in pain.
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* The [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-TqQESkQJT0 Season 4 opening]] is possibly the most disturbing opening. Instead of a host being submerged into liquid, you get humans being trapped inside tubes with the bodies being consumed in flames. Then, the camera pans out showing the tubes forming some sort of hive.
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[[AC: The Auguries]]
* The cartel front man finds a fly in his room and tries to swat it away. Then, he hears more buzzing sounds and, to his horror, finds a swarm of them going towards him. In the next scene, he finds himself lying down on the floor. He gets up and moves as if something is controlling him. Then, he kills his bosses and gives the tablet to William, who tells him that he can rest now. The man slits his throat as William walks away, implying that William must have something to do with flies.
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[[AC: The Auguries]]
* The cartel front man finds a fly in his room and tries to swat it away. Then, he hears more buzzing sounds and, to his horror, finds a swarm of them going towards him. In the next scene, he finds himself lying down on the floor. He gets up and moves as if something is controlling him. Then, he kills his bosses and gives the tablet to William, who tells him that he can rest now. The man slits his throat as William walks away, implying that William must have something to do with flies.
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* While traveling to Lawrence's village, William comes across a group of railway workers building railroad by ''using live people as railroad ties''. It's not clear whether the people are hosts or humans, but the sight is still chilling, to say the least.
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* While traveling to Lawrence's village, William comes across a group of railway workers building railroad by ''using live dead people as railroad ties''. It's not clear whether the people are hosts or humans, but the sight is still chilling, to say the least. \n What's worse is the group of tied-up people off to the side, waiting to be dragged into place and killed...
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* We see the return of the Host of young Robert Ford. He speaks with the voice of [[VoiceOfTheLegion both his child and older self,]] and [[CreepyChild has the body language and mannerisms of the latter.
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* We see the return of the Host of young Robert Ford. He speaks with the voice of [[VoiceOfTheLegion both his child and older self,]] and [[CreepyChild has the body language and mannerisms of the latter.
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[[AC: Decoherence]]
* Serac orders one of his men to put a bomb on Host-Charlotte's car which killed her husband and [[WouldHurtAChild their son]]. Charlotte, being a host, survives but her hair and skin are burned off which looked like she suffered third-degree burns.
* Serac orders one of his men to put a bomb on Host-Charlotte's car which killed her husband and [[WouldHurtAChild their son]]. Charlotte, being a host, survives but her hair and skin are burned off which looked like she suffered third-degree burns.
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->'''Dolores!Hale''': ''You wanted to live forever... [[BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor be careful what you wish for]]''
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->'''Dolores!Hale''': ''You wanted to live forever... [[BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor be careful what you wish for]]''
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* The reveal that Serac's supercomputer can not only predict future events with startling accuracy, can not only predict the future outcome of every person alive on the planet that exists in its database, it actively forces these events by manipulating the living conditions and social interactions of each person so that only one possible fate is available to most of them as long as they continue to play by the rules of the system. These fates are predetermined, and once assigned they are impossible to refute, because as soon as the system determines you are a lost cause, it cuts you off from any and all real support or opportunities that might have allowed you to improve yourself or your conditions, doling out just enough to keep you barely satisfied with your assigned lot in life. Free will no longer exists for a vast majority of the human population, and according to the glimpses of personal files that are shown in '''Genre''', most of them will die early, having never amounted to anything of significance, trapped in a cycle of mental issues and substance abuse, and with no family to leave behind.
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* The reveal that Serac's supercomputer can not only predict future events with startling accuracy, can not only predict the future outcome of every person alive on the planet that exists in its database, it actively forces these events by manipulating the living conditions and social interactions of each person so that only one possible fate is available to most of them as long as they continue to play by the rules of the system. These fates are predetermined, and once assigned they are impossible to refute, because as soon as the system determines you are a lost cause, it cuts you off from any and all real support or opportunities that might have allowed you to improve yourself or your conditions, doling out just enough to keep you barely satisfied with your assigned lot in life. Free will no longer exists for a vast majority of the human population, and according to the glimpses of personal files that are shown in '''Genre''', most of them will die early, having never amounted to anything of significance, trapped in a cycle of mental issues and substance abuse, and with no family to leave behind.survive them.
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* The reveal that Serac's supercomputer can not only predicts future events with startling accuracy, can not only predict the future outcome of every person alive on the planet that exists in its database, it actively forces these events by manipulating the living conditions and social interactions of each person so that only one possible fate is available to most of them as long as they continue to play by the rules of the system. These fates are predetermined, and once assigned they are impossible to refute, because as soon as the system determines you are a lost cause, it cuts you off from any and all real support or opportunities that might have allowed you to improve yourself or your conditions, doling out just enough to keep you barely satisfied with your assigned lot in life. Free will no longer exists for a vast majority of the human population, and according to the glimpses of personal files that are shown in '''Genre''', most of them will die early, having never amounted to anything of significance, trapped in a cycle of mental issues and substance abuse, and with no family to leave behind.
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* The reveal that Serac's supercomputer can not only predicts predict future events with startling accuracy, can not only predict the future outcome of every person alive on the planet that exists in its database, it actively forces these events by manipulating the living conditions and social interactions of each person so that only one possible fate is available to most of them as long as they continue to play by the rules of the system. These fates are predetermined, and once assigned they are impossible to refute, because as soon as the system determines you are a lost cause, it cuts you off from any and all real support or opportunities that might have allowed you to improve yourself or your conditions, doling out just enough to keep you barely satisfied with your assigned lot in life. Free will no longer exists for a vast majority of the human population, and according to the glimpses of personal files that are shown in '''Genre''', most of them will die early, having never amounted to anything of significance, trapped in a cycle of mental issues and substance abuse, and with no family to leave behind.
