The 7 biggest questions we have after this week's 'Westworld' episode

Clearly Logan wasn't the actual target: that was his father, James Delos, who is reluctant about what his son invested so much money into. But William, who visited the park and was reluctant about it himself, attempts to convince James otherwise.

At this point, we can assume that Logan was targeted because he was more likely to invest than his dad. But was anyone else sought out as an investor in the park?

We asked this last week, and we're asking again because we still don't have an answer. And we also just wanted to remind you that, yes, Delos is collecting guest data and DNA, and we don't know why.

It looks like she recalls most of, if not all of, the things that have happened to her, and it's proving to be quite dangerous. Now that Teddy is aware of what he is, and other hosts like Hector and Maeve are too, what is going on inside their heads? We know that Maeve also has access to some memories of her life with her daughter, but we're curious about how far advanced Dolores is compared to the other hosts.

Maeve has recruited a team to help her find her programmed daughter. But where is she? She's clearly not in Westworld anymore, and we can assume that she's not the right fit for Shogun World. What other parks are there, and which one is Maeve's daughter in?

El Lazo was clearly written by Ford to interact with William inside the park. We still don't quite understand why, but it could have something to do with the weapon William and Dolores are talking about in this episode.

We have so many questions about this, and no idea what it could be, other than that it's clearly very dangerous. Dolores appears to know where it is, and William referred to it as his "greatest mistake." That's not good.