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A cowboy and bounty hunter, several plot hooks built in around tracking dangerous criminals in the central park areas. Bonds quickly, supports guests in gun fights, a good starter companion for thrill-seekers. Has a built-in narrative about a cheating wife, targeted towards divorced male guests seeking revenge fulfillment.

–Hart's biography from Kate's tablet

Houston Hart is a minor character in VR game Westworld Awakening.

Biography[]

Background[]

Houston is a young bounty hunter. He has a wife which starts frequent the church. In his loop, he visits the preacher Emmett to confess to him about his wife's strange behavior. Subconsciosly, he realizes that his wife may be cheating on him with the preacher, but denies that.

Plot[]

Westworld Awakening[]

"Critical Incident"[]

Kate Wesson bumps into an office where Emmett's and Houston's loop is played out. Brannon tells her to activate them with her tablet to distract Hank who temporarily stopped from chasing her. Kate scans them with a tablet. The hosts activate and play their usual narrative where the hunter visits the preacher to confess about his suspicions that her wife behaves unusual because she's visiting the church too often. The preacher says there's no bad about that. They freeze again as Chelsea tells Kate to modify their emotions. Kate lowers Houston's trust, and highers his hostility & suspicion. Then, she brings Emmett's evasiveness down, whereas his jealousy gets brought up. After the changes, the two engage in a fight since Hart realizes his wife cheats on him with Garson, and Hart gets shot by the preacher in chest. Satisfied with the result, Brannon orders Kate to leave since Hank's going to come for the sound. Kate, terrified by what she's done, leaves.

Known Deaths[]

Houston apparently dies 1 time on screen:

Appearances[]

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