7 details you probably missed in the latest 'Westworld' episode

Warning: Spoilers ahead for "Westworld" episode five.The fifth episode of "Westworld" was jam-packed with surprising reveals and more gunslinging than ever. Among the many significant scenes and exchanges between characters, there were a few key moments you might have glossed over.Scroll down for a look at seven significant moments from the latest "Westworld" episode.The voice in Dolores' head showed her a train station.Several scenes in theepisode show Dolores speaking to a voice in her heada voice we're beginning to believe is Arnold. In the beginning of the episode, "Arnold" says "find me" to Dolores, and she asks him to show her how.There are flashes of the town with the white church again, but no concrete instructions. Then, right after William and Logan are introduced to El Lazo/Lawrence, Dolores gets one more important "flashback."She sees this train station:After seeing the train station, and other scenes from the town with the white church, Dolores jumps in and talks to Lawrence."There's something you're seeking, isn't there'" she asks. "I know what that feels like. I'm seeking something too. If you let us, I know we can help you."This is probably some secret phrasing meant to trigger Lawrence into leading the "seeker" towards the maze. We know Lawrence was a critical part of the Man in Black's maze-quest, so it makes sense he'd be part of Dolores' too.At the end of this episode we see that Dolores and William have gotten onto a train with Lawrence. Perhaps that train is heading for the town with the white church'Lawrence refers to Dolores as a "lunatic," recalling an earlier conversation about Arnold.After Dolores makes her plea to Lawrence he laughs and says to the crowd around him : "How is it the lunatics always find their way to me'"Though this sounds like a dismissal of her, Lawrence might have been somehow referencing Arnold's original design of consciousness.Back in episode three, Bernard and Ford had an important conversation about lunatics and the voice of God.See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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