Trevor

I've only seen through episode 7, so please no spoilers, but ... Is it just me, or is "the maze" ridiculously simple? You go in, take the first left, and you're there. And even if you miss that turn, the passage dead-ends shortly thereafter. In fact, everything outside of that one corridor is completely inaccessible from the outside. I paused at at least 3 different drawings of the map in episode 7 (1, in the previews when Dolores shows it to herself, 2, also in the previews, on the coffin on the train, and 3, when Ford looks at it in his sketchbook). The simplicity of the maze, as drawn, doesn't seem to jive with the story (not sure who told it, or which episode) of how the man built the maze around his house so complex that no one but him could find their way to the center.

If someone has already posted this, I apologize. I just signed up here, after discovering that IMDB has, apparently, dropped its discussion boards, and I haven't yet figure out how to navigate in this forum to look for other posts on this subject. But since about halfway through the second season, all of the episode titles have been palindromes (for those that don't know what that means, it's a word or phrase that, if read backwards, letter by letter, is the same as the original). Does anyone know what the story behind that is? Also, many of the earlier episodes have really strange titles, that seem to have nothing to do with the content of their respective episodes. I'm wondering if they are anagrams of something more meaningful. Anyone have any thoughts on that?