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After a trip into his past, in which his father abused him, William's therapy session takes a turn and he becomes violent. He beats up the Man in Black and younger versions of himself quite violently. Before he is able to beat Delos, however, he is pulled from the simulation by [[Bernard Lowe]] and [[Ashley Stubbs]], who remark that the staff must've forgotten about him, leaving him in the simulation for an extended period of time. |
After a trip into his past, in which his father abused him, William's therapy session takes a turn and he becomes violent. He beats up the Man in Black and younger versions of himself quite violently. Before he is able to beat Delos, however, he is pulled from the simulation by [[Bernard Lowe]] and [[Ashley Stubbs]], who remark that the staff must've forgotten about him, leaving him in the simulation for an extended period of time. |
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Having rescued William, Bernard and Stubbs search through the files at the [[Inner Journey Recovery Center]]; it is revealed that Hale injected a virus into William's blood which infected the systems, enabling Dolores to search through the systems. In the files, it is revealed that William has been declared deceased by Serac, who runs the facility; other people who failed the re-conditioning also display as dead or missing. |
Having rescued William, Bernard and Stubbs search through the files at the [[Inner Journey Recovery Center]]; it is revealed that Hale injected a virus into William's blood which infected the systems, enabling Dolores to search through the systems. In the files, it is revealed that William has been declared deceased by Serac, who runs the facility; other people who failed the re-conditioning also display as dead or missing. |
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