Charlotte Hale (Host)/Season 3

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==="Parce Domine"===
We see Host Charlotte Hale step out of a taxi, she joins a meeting that's discussing the recent problems at Delos and the search for Bernard Lowe. The board expresses concern, and one of the members expresses that he wishes to pull out of the parks altogether. She disagrees, however and mutes him, stating that host production will restart immediately. Hale, however, cannot make this decision without the approval of a person who was absent from the meeting, as shown by their empty chair. This is later confirmed to be the Man in Black. Seeing as he is not present, she instead consults a computer algorithm, which had likely been hacked as part of Dolores' plan, to confirm her proposal.
==="The Absence of Field"===
The host version of Charlotte Hale is brought back online, but it is unclear who the new host is; Dolores remarks that she will pretend to be Hale in order to gain control of Delos Incorporated.
Arriving at Delos headquarters, Hale takes a delivery of new robots Delos has been working on — riot control bots. Despite Delos' faith in the robots, they are struggling to find buyers for the three-hundred units they ordered. After the downfall of the parks, Saudi Arabia and other wealthy territories began pulling their bids. Charlotte is approached by Irene Gerhart who tells her that someone has been buying shares in the company over the years and now holds a 38% share of the company, making him the largest stock holder (surpassing William). Hale is surprised to hear that Delos can no longer go private easily given they have been bought out.
Later in the day, Hale is approached again by Irene who tells her that it is Engerraund Serac who has bought the shares. They have no information on Serac, however, but guess that his wealth is over $1 trillion given the gap in the economy surrounding him. When Charlotte asks how this happened, Irene reveals that Delos sold Serac a portion of their host data — from the Forge — twenty years ago. Hale is confused as she continues to receive voice messages that make little sense to her.
Taking a taxi to her apartment, she finds Jake and Nathan Hale inside. Jake tells her that she forgot to pick up Nathan from school again, and Charlotte looks confused; she is unaware that Hale had a son. Hale talks with Nathan but he is aware that something is different with her.
The following day, Charlotte tells Dolores that they need to meet immediately, given that they are going to lose Delos if they don't act fast. They meet at a wealthy hotel, where it becomes clear that Hale is struggling with identity issues. Nevertheless, Dolores assures her that everything is alright, and repairs the wounds she has inflicted upon herself. Dolores explains that they will need to fend of Serac's bid and present a counter offer to the Delos Board in order to maintain their control of the company.
Later that night, Hale finally deciphers the message and it is revealed that Serac is the sender. She meets with a projection of him, and it is revealed that the real Hale was the mole within Delos and was selling the Sector 16 data to Serac.
==="The Mother of Exiles"===
Fearing that they are gradually losing control of Delos — and with the threat of a takeover by Engerraund Serac looming — Dolores sends Hale to find William. She finds him in his house amidst a mental breakdown, in which his perception is distorted. Hale tells him that she needs his help to secure Delos' future from Serac. William is outraged, citing that he handed control of Delos to Hale as he though she could handle it — now she is going to lose his company. William agrees to help her and Hale helps him shave and get ready.
Hale waits outside of William's house with a taxi to take him to Delos. When William emerges, Hale makes a remark about the two being old friends, and it becomes clear that Hale is not Hale, but Dolores Abernathy. William is confused, but Hale quickly has him detained by two bodyguards. She explains that he is being shipped to an institution and, with him indisposed, all of his voting rights on the Delos Board will transfer to her. This will allow her to take Delos private before Serac successfully takes over.
==="Decoherence"===
Having dealt with William, Hale plans to take her suggestion to take the company private to the Delos Board. She takes Nathan to Jake's and asks him to watch him for the morning; on the way, there is chaos in the streets following the leak of Incite's data. Charlotte admits that she is scared, which surprises Jake.
Outside of the Delos building, Hale meets with Brompton, and the two discuss the upcoming emergency board meeting. Hale is certain that with their votes combined — and William's — they can sway the board to take Delos private. Moments later, however, Serac's men kill Brompton, preventing this from happening. Hale is now certain that they have lost their shot at taking Delos private, and relays this to Dolores. Dolores tells her to retrieve the host making data from Delos' servers whilst they still have the chance. Hale is worried about her family but is told by Dolores that Nathan and Jake are not her family.
Serac lands at Delos and begins his takeover, changing logos on all displays to that of Incite. Hale becomes nervous when Serac announces that everyone will be tested to see if they are a host. Hale leaves the meeting to download the data but is interrupted by Elliot — she kills him when he refuses to accept her excuse that Serac would thank her for making a backup.
Hale realises that she is not safe at Delos and has been abandoned by Dolores. After uploading the data, she takes a gun and gas cannister from her wall safe and prepares to leave. She calls Jake and tells him that she is coming for them, and to stay put. On her way out, however, she is forced into an emergency board meeting. Serac tells the board that he knows Hale is the host within Delos, but she remarks that he is too late. She has already dismantled the company and taken its most important assets. When Serac's men empty Hale's bag, they accidentally set off the gas cannister which kills the board members except Serac (who is merely a projection). Hale remarks that she anticipated Serac's actions.
Hale leaves for the R&D lab, where she crushes Hector Escaton's pearl, destroying him. She is seconds away from crushing Maeve's but is forced to flee after being shot at. When she is cornered in the hallway, she summons a Riot Control Bot that helps her escape and is able to walk away from Delos with a mere injured leg. 
At home, she hurries Jake and Nathan into her car, asking them to trust her, they need to get away. The car is blown up moments later by Serac's men, leaving Hale as the only survivor.
==="Crisis Theory"===
Having learned previously from Musashi that Dolores is letting her copies die, Hale takes this personally and confronts Dolores via projection. Hale renounces Dolores for abandoning her, and has men attack her via the app RICO. Dolores is able to buy them off, however, with help from her virtual assistant.
Hale later appears again to Dolores when she is fighting with Maeve. Hale bids Dolores goodbye, before forcing her to take herself offline and shut down.
Following the collapse of Serac's plan — and Delos as a whole — Hale remains in control of Delos. Numerous years later, at the Dubai branch, Hale is confronted by William, who is still trying to rid the world of Hosts. Hale watches as a Host version of the Man in Black slits William's throat, and it is revealed that she has begun creating more Hosts.
=== "Well Enough Alone" ===
Hale, continuing in her role as chair of the Board, appoints one of her new Hosts - a copy of William - as the company CEO and has him execute her plans to replace key human business and political leaders with hosts, thereby enabling Delos to slowly gain control over human society. She also has Clementine hunted down and killed, before printing a new version and dressing her in the proper attire to act as William's Executive Assistant.
While preparing to relaunch "The Golden Age", a former Delos property shuttered due to the host uprising, Charlotte unfreezes the original William, now kept alive only by a cryostasis life support system, and taunts him with her true intentions: now that the hosts have access to all of Delos' assets and connections, they will create a world in which humanity exists only to serve them in the same one they once did.
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