This might be the best episode of the show.
I expected to find out what the Ghost Tribe was up to and pretty much knew they'd already found consciousness, but I didn't see it coming that Akecheta was responsible for the maze; also, the revelation that a host managed to wander the park for over a decade without being caught. I'd worried that this episode might be too much of a filler episode, but it so masterfully tied into everything. More importantly, Akecheta's life and path to discovery is both tragic and fascinating.
Let's not forget all the emotional beats: Akecheta finding his wife, the other Native American woman finding her son's hair, Lee's heartfelt talk with Maeve, WIliam's daughter casually entering the Ghost Nation camping and coldly managing to persuade them, and the final revelation that the Tiribe is talking to Maeve and she knows her daughter is protected. All the feels!
I expected to find out what the Ghost Tribe was up to and pretty much knew they'd already found consciousness, but I didn't see it coming that Akecheta was responsible for the maze; also, the revelation that a host managed to wander the park for over a decade without being caught. I'd worried that this episode might be too much of a filler episode, but it so masterfully tied into everything. More importantly, Akecheta's life and path to discovery is both tragic and fascinating.
Let's not forget all the emotional beats: Akecheta finding his wife, the other Native American woman finding her son's hair, Lee's heartfelt talk with Maeve, WIliam's daughter casually entering the Ghost Nation camping and coldly managing to persuade them, and the final revelation that the Tiribe is talking to Maeve and she knows her daughter is protected. All the feels!