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think this was more a reference to oliver giving her shit for taking malcolm's money earlier in the episode
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** Thea says as well as being concerned, Oliver is allowed to (occasionally) be judgmental, a jibe at his behavior towards her in the first half of Season One.
** Regarding Felicity's ex-lover coming back from the dead, Oliver says he's had some prior experience of that.
** Thea says as well as being concerned, Oliver is allowed to (occasionally) be judgmental, a jibe at his behavior towards her in the first half of Season One.
** Regarding Felicity's ex-lover coming back from the dead, Oliver says he's had some prior experience of that.
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* CallBack:
** Thea says as well as being concerned, Oliver is allowed to (occasionally) be judgmental, a jibe at his behavior towards her in the first half of Season One.
**CallBack: Regarding Felicity's ex-lover coming back from the dead, Oliver says he's had some prior experience of that.
** Thea says as well as being concerned, Oliver is allowed to (occasionally) be judgmental, a jibe at his behavior towards her in the first half of Season One.
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* RedHerring: For Myron, who then claims to have shown Felicity's supervirus to some people back in college whose names he can't remember. Before Felicity has a chance to track them down, she's kidnapped and discovers her former boyfriend is still alive.
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* RedHerring: For Felicity's former college friend Myron, who then claims to have shown Felicity's supervirus to some people back in college whose names he can't remember. Before Felicity has a chance to track them down, she's kidnapped and discovers her former boyfriend is still alive.
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: The cyberterrorist attack brings out a lot of guilt issues in Felicity, not only creating the supervirus but the death of her boyfriend after he used it to erase student loan records.
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: The cyberterrorist attack brings out a lot of guilt issues in Felicity, not only over creating the supervirus but the death of her boyfriend after he used it to erase student loan records.
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* NotInFrontOfTheKid: Diggle has Baby Sara with him because Lyla is elsewhere, but Oliver doesn't want her down in the Arrowcave to Diggle's bemusement, as it's not as if a baby is going to reveal the location of their secret lair.
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* OneDialogueTwoConversations: Oliver is in this situation with Thea, thanks to him not knowing she's secretly meeting her father. He wants her to stop using Malcolm Merlyn's money, while to her it's about accepting her father despite his crimes, not his money. This causes tension at a time when the two siblings are trying to repair their relationship with each other.
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* OneDialogueTwoConversations: Oliver is in this situation with Thea, thanks to him not knowing she's secretly meeting her father. He wants her to stop using Malcolm Merlyn's money, while to her it's not about the money--it's about accepting her father despite his crimes, not his money.crimes. This causes tension at a time when the two siblings are trying to repair their relationship with each other.
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** At the end, Oliver and Thea sit down to watch a movie together in Thea's ridiculously huge apartment: '' Film/Possessed1931'', starring Joan Crawford and Clark Gable. It's about a factory worker who becomes her boss' mistress in the hopes of securing a better life. It may not have any relevance whatsoever to the plot. Maybe something to do with Felicity's DisappearedDad?
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** At the end, Oliver and Thea sit down to watch a movie together in Thea's ridiculously huge apartment: '' Film/Possessed1931'', starring Joan Crawford and Clark Gable. It's about a factory worker who becomes her boss' mistress in the hopes of securing a better life. It may not have any relevance whatsoever to the plot. Maybe something to do with Felicity's DisappearedDad?
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-->'''Donna:''' You want to wave that gun at me, fine, but don't you dare threaten my daughter.
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-->'''Donna:''' You want to wave that gun at me, fine, but [[MamaBear don't you dare threaten my daughter.daughter]].
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** Cooper rigs the computers so Felicity can't contact the police. He never said she couldn't contact the Arrow.
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** Cooper rigs locks down the computers computer so Felicity can't contact the police. He never said she couldn't contact the Arrow.
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** Donna's concern that her daughter inherited traits from her DisappearedDad rather than her makes a lot more sense when it's revealed her father was a cybercriminal as well.
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** Donna's concern that her daughter might have inherited traits from her DisappearedDad rather than her makes a lot more sense when it's revealed her Felicity's father was a cybercriminal as well.
