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3.05: Plays when Dolores and Caleb are riding the escalator in the subway after releasing the incite files.3.06: A variation is used when Maeve realizes what Dolores plan is and asks her to stop.3.06: A variation plays when Charlotte fights the man in the elevator.3.02: The second half is used when the robot takes Maeve's Control Unit and flees from the building.Appearance: 3.05: Serac and Dempsey drive to the plane and Serac kills Dempsey.It continues to play when the police arrests the rioters, including Ash. 3.08: a variation of the track was used when Caleb reads on the screen that humanity will end and he asks Dolores why she chose him.3.07: a variation of the track can be heard when Caleb kills Francis.3.05: Dolores sends everyone their Incite data.Contains variations of Main Title/Westworld, the Rehoboam theme and Caleb's theme.3.04: plays during the Masquerade party scenes.3.06: the first part is used when Charlotte tells Serac she took the company's money and has everything she needs to beat him.3.05: the first half is used when Serac tells Dolores that he controls the system.3.04: the second part is used during the reveal that Hale, Connells and Musashi are Dolores.Contains Dolores' themes and hints of Serac's theme.3.06: a variation of the track plays when William is forced to watch a memory of his childhood and when he wonders whether his life happened to him or whether he chose it.3.03: The car takes Charlotte to Serac.3.06: a variation plays during the end credits.3.03: the second part is used when Charlotte watches the video for the second time and cries.3.03: the first part is used when Charlotte tucks in Nathan and he says she is not his mother.3.02: the second part is used when Hector calls Maeve "Isabella" and she realizes that he doesn't know who he is.3.02: the beginning is played when Maeve and Hector leave the captive behind and flee from the town.Contains themes from " Les Écorchés", " What Does This Mean?" and "Main Title".3.05: the first part was used when Serac starts his tale.

3.02: Main appearance: Maeve meets Serac.The track continues through the end credits. 3.07: the second half of the track plays towards the end of the episode when Bernard says Caleb will destroy humanity, and Caleb walks to Dolores' body.

3.01: Caleb opens the Rico app and gets the bag from the subway.

3.01: variation: Bernard finds the injured cow, goes to work and returns to the camp.

Appearance: 3.01: Caleb remembers Francis dying and unsubscribes because he wants to move on.

Appearance: 3.01: Dolores takes the motorbike to follow Liam to his meeting with Martel.

3.01: Liam and Dolores look at Rehoboam.

3.08: Serac claims that Caleb doesn't have a choice and reacts with extreme violence, when pushed.

3.01: Caleb wakes up, goes to a job interview and to his therapy session.

3.01: Caleb wakes up, goes to work, visits his mother in the hospital.

3.04: Connells asks Liam for his hash key.

3.01: a variation of the track plays when Dolores shoots Connell's men and calls the motorbike.

Contains a variation of Dolores' theme.

Originally by Wendy Carlos and Rachel Elkind ("I got my heart right here / I got my scars right here" "Listen, ma, I'll give you all I got / Get me off of this, I need confidence in myself / Listen, ma, I'll give you all of me / Give me all of it, I need all of it to myself" Take you down another level / And get you dancing with the Devil / Take a shot of this / But I'm warning you / I'm on that shit that you can't smell, baby / So, put down your perfume.3.01 " Parce Domine", 3.07 " Passed Pawn"ģ.04 " The Mother of Exiles", 3.05 " Genre" Playing during a fancy charity event where Bernard and Stubbs are trying to find and kidnap Liam, the public face of Incite that Dolores tried and failed to woo and who Bernard and Stubbs suspect might now be a host (he is not), the song most obviously refers to Dolores's web of manipulation, but a few of its lyrics point to the emotional insecurities any one of the characters have internalized on top of that. One of the most recent songs Westworld has used on the show, 2011's "Wicked Games," like most of The Weeknd's club-ready jams, is about being horny, getting fucked up, and feeling bad, but there are a couple subtextual reasons producers might have chosen it. Episode: 4, "Mother of Exiles" (Season 3)