He notices a crude arrow scratched into its rim and uses it to escape. We’re then taken through a pair of flashbacks showing Caleb meeting Uwade and spending time with Frankie.Ĭaleb comes to and notices a grate conveniently located on the cell floor. He picks up the hourglass (one of only two objects in his cell) and accidentally pricks his finger on a capsule hidden in its top.

Bernard uses the park’s derelict tools to repair Maeve.Ĭaleb spots a bloody copy of himself in an adjacent cell and begs him to help him escape, but the dying host tells him death is the only escape. In the far-future, Bernard and adult Frankie return to the ruins of the ’20s-themed amusement park, where they hope to revive Maeve. She leaves the room, which is revealed to be a massive prison for Calebs. Caleb, clinging feebly to the one bit of leverage he still has, smiles and plays coy.ĭolores-Hale withdraws, again telling Caleb that he is a host and that the copy he’s inhabiting only has a few days to live.

She recalls how he said he possessed something she didn’t. (Circle back to Episode 4 for a refresher). She reminds him that he once gloated about being able to resist the flies. She’s upset that hosts keep choosing mortality over their “perfection” and fears Caleb knows something she doesn’t. Now, though, she needs something from him. This season has seen the monstrous host-copy seize a frightening amount of power the last time she and Caleb shared a scene, she had just gained control over New York City. Meanwhile, Dolores-Hale interrogates Caleb. He tells her that Caleb is gone and that there’s no point leaving him messages. He doesn’t answer but she mentions Jay anyway. She attempts to contact Caleb using equipment at the hideout.

As they hunker down, Frankie asks Jay if he wants to say hello to her father. Frankie, Jay, and Uwade flee the city and regroup with the other outliers at a safe house.

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