"Trompe L'Oeil"[]
In a dream, Bernard is seen sleeping in a chair by his son Charlie's bedside in a hospital. Charlie calls him until he wakes up, and reminds him that he was reading a book to him. Bernard resumes reading, but stops again to gently reassure Charlie, who looks sickly and tired, that everything will be okay. He begins looking for a different part of the story to read, when Charlie calls him. Bernard looks up as Charlie slumps to one side and loses consciousness, dying. Bernard says his son's name repeatedly, and stands up to shake him awake, panicking, as the dream ends and Bernard jolts awake in his bed at Westworld.[1]
Bernard's blueprints.