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Doesn't look like anything to me.
— Westworld · 2016
Behind the line
What it means
Our interpretation.
It is the line that tells a first-time viewer that Dolores is not seeing what we see, and its repetition makes denial a character trait. Fans use it for anyone who looks straight at something they are not allowed to understand.
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In context
Spoilers for WestworldShow the scene
Westworld, season 1, episode 1, 'The Original' (2016). Back at the Abernathy ranch at sundown, Peter Abernathy has dug a modern photograph of a young woman in a city out of the dirt. Dolores, home for the evening, greets him and says she told him she'd be home before dark. He shows her the picture; she shrugs and says it doesn't look like anything to me, then repeats it when he asks where the woman is and whether she has ever seen a place like this.
Sources (2)
- The Original (Westworld), Westworld WikiPlot: 'Doesn't Look Like Anything To Me'; QuotesReference checked
- Westworld S1E1 script transcript, Springfield! Springfield!Ranch scene at duskReference checked
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