Theresa is overworked and sleep deprived, and Bernard does what he can to cushion the inevitable crash.

Theresa meets with Bernard back at his place after a long work day. Drabble.

Theresa's first day at the job, a potential embarrassment, and the emerging hero.

This is a Teddy Flood and Dolores Abernathy romance story that takes place at the very beginning of Westworld Season 2. Dolores forsakes her desire to conquer the 'real world.' Instead she chooses to pursue an old dream to run off with Teddy and find that small corner of Westworld they can carve out for themselves. However standing in their way are the humans, hosts, and Wyatt...

A brief Christmas party drabble for the Westworld crew. (They probably don't do Christmas parties, but they do in MY world). Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!

It's Christmas Time. I don't want no trouble, mister.

A short poem about season one Dolores's search for William.

Ignoring Theresa's actual fate in the show. At the big party in the end of season 1, Theresa and Bernard watch events unfold from a secluded place, and it's quickly becoming clear that it's up to them - neither exactly a soldier - to either set things right or die trying. T for now, will change later.

Elle s'en doutait. Pire. Elle le savait. Cela ne l'empêchait pas de sentir quelque chose en elle se détruire en voyant le corps de son amant. [Fin saison 1]

Elizabeth doesn't go to Westworld for a vacation. She isn't interested in being a white hat or a black hat. She lost her father to this park, and she carries a grudge. But when she realizes the hosts might not be as robotic as she originally thought, her world is turned upside down.

A new woman arrives at Westworld, but she isn't a guest and she isn't exactly an orthodox employee of the park, either. And Stubbs has his hands full trying to keep track of her. Ashley Stubbs/OC

Theresa isn't afraid of anything, right? She's a big bad bitch with no insecurities, right? Maybe not quite. Luckily, Bernard is around to offer some comfort and... distraction. (season 1)

Written for slashthedrabble prompt #429: "Deja Vu." Originally published in January 2017.

Theresa is unusually grouchy, and Bernard decides to figure out why... and, if possible, change her mood.

This is my take on the origin of a major character in Westworld. Not going to say which, but you'll figure it out pretty quick.

Elsie and Stubbs reunite

After breaking things off with Bernard, Theresa realises she might have made a terrible mistake. Oneshot.

Some Bernard/Theresa fluff. Season 1, obviously.

Bernard, a host made by Ford, is actually a secret weapon Ford designed to deal with host crisis. For made Bernard by cloning Arnold and gave him many narratives, but he also embedded a switch in Bernard that can be initiated to kill(deactivate) regular hosts if things went out of control. When he saw the floating bodies by the lake, he remembered that the switch was activated when

Juste ma propre vision de la fin de la saison.

*SPOILERS FOR S1* Prequel story about the meeting of Dolores Abernathy and Theodore 'Teddy' Flood, their story before the course of Westworld season 1 and how they came to be.

It's mid 2051 and Emelie has just graduated. She is offered an interview at WestWorld where her brother works. As she starts working there she finds out her brother is missing and things aren't going as it should be. Will Emelie find out where her brother is and will she be able to leave Westworld, knowing what's going on behind closed curtains.

What if the Westworld series was based on a novel by Michael Crichton? This is what it might be like, a mix of science fiction and science fact, in the style of "The Andromeda Strain" and "Jurassic Park," not only a thriller but an explanation and a prediction of the future of artificial intelligence. Here is the forward and Chapters 1-4.

If Elsie wants to work out what the hell is going on with these hosts, she might need some help. Scenes and missing scenes from 1x03 and 1x04.

Robert Ford était connu pour être un manipulateur, pour avoir toujours un coup d'avance sur ceux qui se mettaient en travers de sa route. Il avait fini par chérir les Hôtes autant que le faisait Arnold et comme dernier hommage il souhaitait exaucer le souhait de son ami.