Well, I think Malcolm's likeability took a downturn the more Team Arrow just kept making excuses for him, but I guess your mileage may vary .
And there were extenuating circumstances in some of those situations. I mean, Roy was brainwashed for his thing for one and felt terrible about it once he realized what he'd done.
I don't think we've seen Nyssa kill hundreds of people and she never struck me as the type to relish in it like we've seen Black Siren do.
I don't really mourn Vigilante, and I doubt Oliver does either, but he was basically helping the heroes and doing the right thing up until Cayden had Laurel execute him.
We still don't know a lot about Black Siren's background on Earth-2 beyond what little we know now, but I think we've also been given some indications that she does enjoy being evil and hurting people ala Zoom.
If not for the marriage and Felicity being Felicity (on-top of how this series has usually treated Laurel), I think this could be possible.
I feel like Siren has even said at one point that she likes killing people.
I also liked how she was taunting Dinah after killing Vince. She may have hesitated in that moment, but she still found it fun to torment a grieving lover.
My hope is that Quentin actually comes to his senses and realizes that any 'good' she has in her, is not going to show on the surface like it did with his Laurel.
I'd also love to see Sara interact with Black Siren, or, at the very least, have Black Siren mentioned to her.
"You're dead!"- Soldier
"You first"- Lightning, Final Fantasy XIII
"Yes, boo, cause this is Calvin Klein and I don't play that ****" - Tanisha
"You look like a fairy princess...that resides over the pits of hell." - New York
I think the writers are playing 'Top That", with ways to break Quintin, by now. I also want someone to punch Renee alot.
"People look at us and see the poor and the mad, but they’re looking at us through the bar of their cages.
There’s a palace in your head, boy.
Learn to live in it always. " -- Grant Morrison
Speaking of which have we actually seen Sara's reaction to Dinah assuming the Black Canary name?
I'm assuming they crossed paths during the cross-over, but find it interesting that I can't recall anyone on the show wondering how the first Black Canary feels about her sister being replaced and the name recycled.
I was ready to call it with Vince's death, but now with James gone too, this is truly the end of the Legion of Meh and the rise of the season's true Big Bad...Ricardo Diaz. I was underwhelmed by the reveal, but at the same time, the fact that we don't know too much about him could mean they're going to show that he has super hacking skills and studied Eastern mysticism. The only problem, as is often the problem with masterminds, is how close was he watching Cayden James just to make sure he wasn't actually going to destroy the city?
I felt bad for James, and I thought they made good use of flashbacks and parallel stories with Oliver and William. William was stupid and annoying, but I don't really blame him for being as afraid as he is. I think he expects Oliver's death as an inevitability and part of him thinks if Oliver is going to die, he wants to be there to die right with him.
::squints:: Was Elena wearing a Legend of Korra shirt? It's kind of funny, Elena feels like a palette-swap version of Felicity. Like if Felicity was in a video game and Player 1 chose to be her, they'd get Felicity, but if Player 2 chose to play as Felicity as well, they'd get Elena.
Here's my out there theory - Rather than the whole soul-swap thing with our Laurel, Black Siren actually takes her place the moment of her death. Sara figures out how to use time travel a bit more carefully and does some sort of magic/future tech swap so that she puts Black Siren in the moment when Damien Dahrk kills Laurel and saves Laurel that way. Then she spirits Laurel away on the Waverider and brings her to the present day. So that way you've taken care of Black Siren, brought Laurel back, and the time line isn't messed up.
It'd be a shame to lose Katie Cassidy (again) after this season. She's been turning in some great performances.
I would really like to see that. There is SO much history between the two of them that for a final, final villain, Anatoly is pretty much the best choice.
After hearing that the Arrowverse likes to use so many Doctor Who actors, the Dalek kept its eyes out for a part it could play. Originally, it auditioned for the role of William, but the producers decided to go in another direction. They felt bad for the Dalek, so they gave it a job as a prop in the Arrowcave.
I don't like the "Oliver can call Barry to do something at the drop of a hat and Barry is fast enough we don't question it" thing they've done two or three times at this point. Still, I'm proud of Diggle for not throwing up this time.
Malcolm Merlyn was never redeemed. Everybody hated his guts. He was only not killed because Oliver was being stupid.
Laurel kills Quentin and Thea kills Laurel. That's my desired guess for the end of this drama. I want Thea back in the action. William should go off to boarding school. Poor kid though.
"People look at us and see the poor and the mad, but they’re looking at us through the bar of their cages.
There’s a palace in your head, boy.
Learn to live in it always. " -- Grant Morrison
I have a theory that William is secretly training to be Star City's greatest super-hero. He pretends to be scared, but he actually rushes into danger as he was born without fear. Not even his father suspects the power of William Tell.