Maeve Millay/Chestnut

===Chestnut===
Another morning, Dolores Abernathy is walking through Sweetwater and stops in her tracks as she began to experience cognitive dissonance with her hearing echoes of her past. As Maeve is walking to the Mariposa for another day of work, she finds Delores standing in the middle of the street and asked her to move along. Delores responds "These Violent Delights have Violent Ends." before smiling and continuing with her day. Maeve scoffs at her remark before reflecting on what she said and then continues to enter the saloon.
Later that day, Maeve is giving her standard introduction speech about the little voice to a newly arrived guest. While she speaks we see her remember being attacked by a native American with an axe. She's dressed in farmers' clothing and has a small girl, most likely her daughter, with her. The new guest sees she's distressed and gets up, excusing himself. Maeve doesn't seem to notice him leave.
Maeve is sent to Diagnostics and placed in Analysis Mode undergoing a review. A Delos analyst interviews her and can't see the problem that cause her malfunction and why her success rate has dropped. They decide to double her "aggression" in a last attempt to get her Guest succession numbers back up.
After being sent back to the park, Maeve attempted to offer services to a Female Guest by performing her introduction speech once again. However, with the increased "aggression" trait, Maeve was more physical when speaking with the Guest. This aggression lead to an unsuccessful offering of services to the Guest as she declined any offers from the Mariposa and walked to the other end of the saloon.
After her attempt of seduction, Maeve meets with Clementine at the bar of the saloon. Maeve then tells a sleepy Clementine advice on how to combat against the nightmares she is receiving on some nights. After comforting Clementine, Maeve playfully demands she goes back to work. At this moment, the members of Delos notice Maeve's performance rate has declined and requested Maeve to be removed from the park for further examination. 
Maeve was then decommissioned with Elsie examining her. She saves Maeve's current config and makes some small, precisely targeted, adjustments. Her assistant asks if they dream,. Elsie says they don't, but that they do have the concept of dreams as a safety precaution. 
She notes that Maeve has some physical discomfort and schedules a full physical examination for Maeve's next visit to the Mesa Hub. Elsie passes her as fit to return, and puts her back to work. We see Maeve becoming successful in persuading a Guest to accept services from Clementine.
After Clementine and a Guest go upstairs, Maeve meets Teddy at the bar for a drink. Teddy and Maeve talk, about their various sins, they seem friendly. Soon a guest shoots Teddy repeatedly, killing him. After her night at the Mariposa, Maeve returns home for bed and has a nightmare. In her dream, she remembers being happy with her daughter on the farm, but it becomes confused with her being attacked. She runs for her daughter and locks the door of the farmhouse, grabbing her shotgun.
The door opens on the Man in Black, she tries to shoot him but with no effect. Maeve counts backwards to wake herself.
She wakes on the examination table during her physical operated by Felix Lutz and Sylvester as they were cleaning up a MRSA infection in her abdomen. She opens her eyes and looks around her - scared. They see her moving and are taken off guard. 
They try to control her with no luck, blaming each other. She threatens them with a scalpel, telling them to keep their hands off her. She escapes from the room and runs, holding her abdomen together.
She finds herself in an area where damaged hosts are repaired, she sees Teddy with the gunshot wounds. While she's watching, the two technicians retrieve her. They hide the fact that she awoke and behaved strangely.Chestnut
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