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* AGodAmI: Damien Darhk draws his power from death. Ergo, killing the entire world's population will effectively lead to this.
** By the end of the episode tens of thousands of people have died and it appears to already be starting!
** By the end of the episode tens of thousands of people have died and it appears to already be starting!
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* AGodAmI: Damien Darhk draws his power from death. Ergo, killing the entire world's population will effectively lead to this.
**this. By the end of the episode tens of thousands of people have died and it appears to already be starting!starting.
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* AnnoyingArrows: Brick more or less ignores one stuck in his arm and Anarky survives one in the ''chest''!
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** JerkassHasAPoint: While he's glad to be rid of Felicity, he ''does'' raise a valid point stating that Felicity's neglect of her duties as a CEO give him a valid reason to. He even tries to politely tell Felicity he isn't meant to be running her company early in the episode, and it's only after Felicity tells him that the board "can wait" that he throws her out. ''With the support of the board'', mind you.
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* TooDumbToLive: Alex doesn't run away, leading to him being killed by Anarky.
** Too be fair, he was under H.I.V.E.'s mind control. There's little telling what was going through his head.
* WhamEpisode: This episode contains by far the largest body count of any individual ''Arrow'' episode to date, as tens of thousands of people are killed when the nuclear missile strikes Havenrock. Oh, and Alex dies, and Felicity is fired from Palmer Tech.
** To put the first part in perspective, in RealLife, the only time nuclear strikes have ever been deployed were in 1945 on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. If the same is true for the ''Franchise/{{Arrowverse}}'', then H.I.V.E. gave the world the third nuclear attack (the first by intercontinental ballistic missile), the the only one in the 21st century, and the world's first use of nuclear terrorism. This could fundamentally change the world in many, many ways.
** Too be fair, he was under H.I.V.E.'s mind control. There's little telling what was going through his head.
* WhamEpisode: This episode contains by far the largest body count of any individual ''Arrow'' episode to date, as tens of thousands of people are killed when the nuclear missile strikes Havenrock. Oh, and Alex dies, and Felicity is fired from Palmer Tech.
** To put the first part in perspective, in RealLife, the only time nuclear strikes have ever been deployed were in 1945 on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. If the same is true for the ''Franchise/{{Arrowverse}}'', then H.I.V.E. gave the world the third nuclear attack (the first by intercontinental ballistic missile), the the only one in the 21st century, and the world's first use of nuclear terrorism. This could fundamentally change the world in many, many ways.
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** Too be fair, he was under H.I.V.E.'s mind control. There's little telling what was going through his head.
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* AnnoyingArrows: Brick more or less ignores one stuck in his arm and Anarky survives one in the ''chest''!
* CoDragons: Murmur and Brick are this to H.I.V.E. and Darhk.
* ContinuityNod: Brick is still playing the game with the gun.
* ContinuityNod: Brick is still playing the game with the gun.
* CurbStompBattle: Mirroring Darhk, Reiter takes down Oliver pretty easily when he attempts to fight him directly.
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* DemotedToDragon: Brick, previously an ArcVillain and wannabe ruler of The Glades, is now an enforcer for H.I.V.E.
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* DemotedToDragon: Brick, Lampshaded by Brick himself, previously an ArcVillain and wannabe ruler of The Glades, is now an enforcer for H.I.V.E.E.
* EnemyMine: Both Felicity and Thea team up with their respective villainous dad's in order to take down a bigger threat.
* EnemyMine: Both Felicity and Thea team up with their respective villainous dad's in order to take down a bigger threat.
* GlowingEyesOfDoom: Taiana get's those after carrying the idol for too long.
* IncrediblyLamePun: Anarky says that Thea shouldn't be taking anybody's orders, as she is a ''Queen''.
* IncrediblyLamePun: Anarky says that Thea shouldn't be taking anybody's orders, as she is a ''Queen''.
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* TheNeedsOfTheMany: The only way Felicity can prevent the final missile from striking the city of Monument Point (which has millions of citizens) is to direct it toward its suburb of Havenrock (which has tens of thousands).
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* TheNeedsOfTheMany: The only way Felicity can prevent the final missile from striking the city of Monument Point (which has millions of citizens) is to direct it toward its suburb of Havenrock (which has tens of thousands). Lyla tries to console her by saying this, though it doesn't seem to help much.
* NoSell: Reiter shrugs off a knife to the chest and several shots, though he gets temporarily knocked down by a huge salve of machine gun fire.
* NoSell: Reiter shrugs off a knife to the chest and several shots, though he gets temporarily knocked down by a huge salve of machine gun fire.
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* WhoWouldBeStupidEnough? Felicity wants to know who would be dumb enough to think something like Rubicon would be a good idea. Turns out it was the late Amanda Waller.
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* WhoWouldBeStupidEnough? WhoWouldBeStupidEnough: Felicity wants to know who would be dumb enough to think something like Rubicon would be a good idea. Turns out it was the late Amanda Waller.
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* TheReveal: Star City's Nexus of Evil Chamber is right under City Hall (which probably explains why all the mayors keep getting killed).
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** To put the first part in perspective, in RealLife, the only time nuclear strikes have ever been deployed were in 1945 on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. If the same is true for the ''Franchise/{{Arrowverse}}'', then H.I.V.E. gave the world the third nuclear attack (the first by intercontinental ballistic missile), the the only one in the 21st century, and the world's first use of nuclear terrorism. This could fundamentally change the world in many, many ways.ways.
* WhoWouldBeStupidEnough? Felicity wants to know who would be dumb enough to think something like Rubicon would be a good idea. Turns out it was the late Amanda Waller.
* WhoWouldBeStupidEnough? Felicity wants to know who would be dumb enough to think something like Rubicon would be a good idea. Turns out it was the late Amanda Waller.
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* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: Felicity refers to Murmur and Brick -- a Season 3 VillainOfTheWeek and mid-season ArcVillain, respectfully -- as "last year's specials."
* PlotInducedStupidity: Felicity decides to break in to Palmer Tech to get the computer component, instead of just asking Curtis, her most loyal employee, to get it for her. Although he simply may not have been available when they called him, this is not brought up.
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* PlotInducedStupidity: Felicity decides to break in to Palmer Tech to get the computer component, instead of just asking Curtis, her most loyal employee, to get it for her. Although he simply may not have been available when they called him, this is not brought up.
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Their primary reason for throwing her out is that she is single-handedly making a decision they don't agree with, then neglects the company, and refuses to talk it over with them. Those are very valid reasons to throw someone out.
* CorruptCorporateExecutive: Subverted with the Palmer Tech board of directors. They dislike Felicity's charitable use of company resources, but they actually want to have a proper board meeting to discuss this with her. [[RealityEnsues Only after Felicity keeps making decisions of her own without bothering to contact the board do they throw her out, which is a perfectly valid reason in real-life.]]
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* CorruptCorporateExecutive: The Palmer Tech Board's reason for ousting Felicity? They don't approve of her philanthropic attitude towards running the business.
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* {{Jerkass}}: Mr. Denis really enjoys ousting Felicity from the company. Although, seeing how he doesn't know the world is facing Nuclear armageddon and Felicity can't tell him ''what'' is so important that she is neglecting the company, it's actually less a case of him being a flat-out Jerkass and more a case of....
** JerkassHasAPoint: While he's visibly happy to throw Felicity out of the company, he ''does'' raise a valid point stating that Felicity's neglect of her duties as a CEO give him a valid reason to. He even tries to politely tell Felicity he isn't meant to be running her company early in the episode, and it's only after Felicity tells him that the board "can wait" that he throws her out. ''With the support of the board'', mind you.
** JerkassHasAPoint: While he's visibly happy to throw Felicity out of the company, he ''does'' raise a valid point stating that Felicity's neglect of her duties as a CEO give him a valid reason to. He even tries to politely tell Felicity he isn't meant to be running her company early in the episode, and it's only after Felicity tells him that the board "can wait" that he throws her out. ''With the support of the board'', mind you.
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* {{Jerkass}}: Although he is very polite about it and even tells Felicity he had hoped things would end differently, Mr. Denis really enjoys ousting is all too glad to finally oust Felicity from the company. Although, seeing how he doesn't know the world is facing Nuclear armageddon and Felicity can't tell him ''what'' is so important that she is neglecting the company, it's actually less a case of him being a flat-out Jerkass and more a case of....
** JerkassHasAPoint: While he'svisibly happy glad to throw Felicity out be rid of the company, Felicity, he ''does'' raise a valid point stating that Felicity's neglect of her duties as a CEO give him a valid reason to. He even tries to politely tell Felicity he isn't meant to be running her company early in the episode, and it's only after Felicity tells him that the board "can wait" that he throws her out. ''With the support of the board'', mind you.
** JerkassHasAPoint: While he's
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** JerkassHasAPoint: While he's visibly happy to throw Felicity out of the company, he ''does'' raise a valid point stating that Felicity's neglect of her duties as a CEO give him a valid reason to.
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** JerkassHasAPoint: While he's visibly happy to throw Felicity out of the company, he ''does'' raise a valid point stating that Felicity's neglect of her duties as a CEO give him a valid reason to. He even tries to politely tell Felicity he isn't meant to be running her company early in the episode, and it's only after Felicity tells him that the board "can wait" that he throws her out. ''With the support of the board'', mind you.
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** JerkassHasAPoint: While he's visibly happy to throw Felicity out of the company, he ''does'' raise a valid point stating that Felicity's neglect of her duties as a CEO give him a valid reason to.
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* ArtisticLicenceMilitary: Aside from the fact nuclear weapon launch facilities are intentionally airgapped and don't have any external connections a virus (or a control program) could use to get into the system, the control systems and computers are so ancient that it's unlikely modern software would even ''work'' trying to talk to them.
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* ArtisticLicenceMilitary: ArtisticLicenseMilitary: Aside from the fact nuclear weapon launch facilities are intentionally airgapped and don't have any external connections a virus (or a control program) could use to get into the system, the control systems and computers are so ancient that it's unlikely modern software would even ''work'' trying to talk to them.
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* ArtisticLicenceMilitary: Aside from the fact nuclear weapon launch facilities are intentionally airgapped and don't have any external connections a virus (or a control program) could use to get into the system, the control systems and computers are so ancient that it's unlikely modern software would even ''work'' trying to talk to them.
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** To put the first part in perspective, in RealLife, the only time nuclear strikes have ever been deployed were in 1945 on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. If the same is true for the ''Franchise/{{Arrowverse}}'', then H.I.V.E. gave the world the third nuclear missile blast and the only one in the 21st century. This could fundamentally change the world in many, many ways.
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** To put the first part in perspective, in RealLife, the only time nuclear strikes have ever been deployed were in 1945 on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. If the same is true for the ''Franchise/{{Arrowverse}}'', then H.I.V.E. gave the world the third nuclear missile blast and attack (the first by intercontinental ballistic missile), the the only one in the 21st century.century, and the world's first use of nuclear terrorism. This could fundamentally change the world in many, many ways.
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* RedshirtArmy: For a supposedly elite covert operations agency, ARGUS personnel don't seem to be useful for much more than cannon fodder.
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* DemotedToDragon: Brick, previously an ArcVillain and wannabe ruler of The Glades, is now an enforcer for H.I.V.E.
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** To put the first part in perspective, in RealLife, the only time nuclear strikes have ever been deployed were in 1945 on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. If the same is true for the ''Franchise/Arrowverse'', then H.I.V.E. gave the world the third nuclear missile blast and the only one in the 21st century. This could fundamentally change the world in many, many ways.
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** To put the first part in perspective, in RealLife, the only time nuclear strikes have ever been deployed were in 1945 on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. If the same is true for the ''Franchise/Arrowverse'', ''Franchise/{{Arrowverse}}'', then H.I.V.E. gave the world the third nuclear missile blast and the only one in the 21st century. This could fundamentally change the world in many, many ways.
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* WhamEpisode: This episode contains by far the largest body count of any individual ''Arrow'' episode to date, as tens of thousands of people are killed when the nuclear missile strikes Havenrock. Oh, and Alex dies.
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* WhamEpisode: This episode contains by far the largest body count of any individual ''Arrow'' episode to date, as tens of thousands of people are killed when the nuclear missile strikes Havenrock. Oh, and Alex dies.dies, and Felicity is fired from Palmer Tech.
** To put the first part in perspective, in RealLife, the only time nuclear strikes have ever been deployed were in 1945 on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. If the same is true for the ''Franchise/Arrowverse'', then H.I.V.E. gave the world the third nuclear missile blast and the only one in the 21st century. This could fundamentally change the world in many, many ways.
** To put the first part in perspective, in RealLife, the only time nuclear strikes have ever been deployed were in 1945 on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. If the same is true for the ''Franchise/Arrowverse'', then H.I.V.E. gave the world the third nuclear missile blast and the only one in the 21st century. This could fundamentally change the world in many, many ways.
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* RagtagBunchOfMisfits: According to Lyla, the President believes the fate of the world depends on a hacker, a criminal, and two guys in Halloween costumes.
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* FromBadToWorse: Just as Arrow finally found a way to barely stand up to Damien Darhk, he gets orders of magnitude more powerful by drawing upon the deaths of everyone killed in Havenrock.
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* FromBadToWorse: Just as Arrow Ollie finally found a way to barely stand up to Damien Darhk, he gets orders of magnitude more powerful by drawing upon the deaths of everyone killed in Havenrock.
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* AGodAmI: Damien Darhk draws his power from death. Ergo, killing the entire world's population will effectively lead to this.
** By the end of the episode tens of thousands of people have died and it appears to already be starting!
** By the end of the episode tens of thousands of people have died and it appears to already be starting!
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* FromBadToWorse: Just as Arrow finally found a way to barely stand up to Damien Darhk, he gets orders of magnitude more powerful by drawing upon the deaths of everyone killed in Havenrock.
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* DangerouslyGenreSavvy:
** H.I.V.E. knows that Noah is the only person who can stop the nuclear armageddon, and so they quickly dispatch powerful agents to try and kill him.
** H.I.V.E. implanted a worm in Rubicon's code so that if it were hacked, they could track the location of the hack and send agents there.
** H.I.V.E. knows that Noah is the only person who can stop the nuclear armageddon, and so they quickly dispatch powerful agents to try and kill him.
** H.I.V.E. implanted a worm in Rubicon's code so that if it were hacked, they could track the location of the hack and send agents there.
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* AdaptationNameChange: In the DCU, Haven''croft'' is a suburb of Monument Point, whereas here it's called Haven''rock''.
* MythologyGag: The city of Monument Point and its suburb of Havencroft/[[AdaptationNameChange Havenrock]] are from ''ComicBook/JusticeSocietyOfAmerica'' comics.
* TheNeedsOfTheMany: The only way Felicity can prevent the final missile from striking the city of Monument Point (which has millions of citizens) is to direct it toward its suburb of Havenrock (which has tens of thousands).
* TheNeedsOfTheMany: The only way Felicity can prevent the final missile from striking the city of Monument Point (which has millions of citizens) is to direct it toward its suburb of Havenrock (which has tens of thousands).
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** Too be fair, he was under H.I.V.E.'s mind control. There's little telling what was going through his head.
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** Too be fair, he was under H.I.V.E.'s mind control. There's little telling what was going through his head.head.
* WhamEpisode: This episode contains by far the largest body count of any individual ''Arrow'' episode to date, as tens of thousands of people are killed when the nuclear missile strikes Havenrock. Oh, and Alex dies.
* WhamEpisode: This episode contains by far the largest body count of any individual ''Arrow'' episode to date, as tens of thousands of people are killed when the nuclear missile strikes Havenrock. Oh, and Alex dies.
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** Danny "Brick" Brickwell returns after not being seen since the middle of Season 3.
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** Papa Smoak returns as well.
** Danny "Brick" Brickwell returns after not being seen since the middle of Season 3.
** Danny "Brick" Brickwell returns after not being seen since the middle of Season 3.
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* TheBusCameBack: Anarky managed to sneak his way into Hive's dome.
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* TheBusCameBack: TheBusCameBack:
** Anarky managed to sneak his way into Hive'sdome.dome.
** Both Murmur and Brick now act as TheHeavy for H.I.V.E. in Star City (while the leadership has presumably retreated to the ark).
* CharacterDeath: Alex Davis is killed by Anarky.
** Anarky managed to sneak his way into Hive's
** Both Murmur and Brick now act as TheHeavy for H.I.V.E. in Star City (while the leadership has presumably retreated to the ark).
* CharacterDeath: Alex Davis is killed by Anarky.
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** Darhk's Idol takes control of Tania against her will.
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** Darhk's Reiter's Idol takes control of Tania Taiana against her will.
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* EvenEvilHasStandards: Noah is firmly against H.I.V.E.'s apocalyptic plans and actively seeks to prevent it.
* {{Jerkass}}: Mr. Denis really enjoys ousting Felicity from thecompanycompany.
* PyrrhicVictory: All of the nuclear warheads have been stopped...except one, which landed on Havenrock and killed tens of thousands of people. Worse yet, this was still enough to empower Darhk, and the ''other'' warheads have only been temporarily delayed.
* {{Jerkass}}: Mr. Denis really enjoys ousting Felicity from the
* PyrrhicVictory: All of the nuclear warheads have been stopped...except one, which landed on Havenrock and killed tens of thousands of people. Worse yet, this was still enough to empower Darhk, and the ''other'' warheads have only been temporarily delayed.
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* TitleDrop: Done courtesy of Lyla Michaels.
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* TooDumbToLive: Alex doesn't run away, leading to him being killed by Anarky.
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* TooDumbToLive: Alex doesn't run away, leading to him being killed by Anarky.Anarky.
**Too be fair, he was under H.I.V.E.'s mind control. There's little telling what was going through his head.
**Too be fair, he was under H.I.V.E.'s mind control. There's little telling what was going through his head.
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** Anaraky tries to do this to Thea.
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** Anaraky Anarky tries to do this to Thea.
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* PlotInducedStupidity: Felicity decides to break in to Palmer Tech to get the computer component, instead of just asking Curtis her most loyal employee to get it for her. Although he simply may not have been available when they called him.
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* PlotInducedStupidity: Felicity decides to break in to Palmer Tech to get the computer component, instead of just asking Curtis Curtis, her most loyal employee employee, to get it for her. Although he simply may not have been available when they called him.him, this is not brought up.
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* TooDumbToLive: Alex doesn't run away leading to him being killed by Anarky.
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* TooDumbToLive: Alex doesn't run away away, leading to him being killed by Anarky.
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* PlotInducedStupidity: Felicity decides to break in to Palmer Tech to get the computer component, instead of just asking Curtis her most loyal employee to get it for her.
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* PlotInducedStupidity: Felicity decides to break in to Palmer Tech to get the computer component, instead of just asking Curtis her most loyal employee to get it for her. Although he simply may not have been available when they called him.
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* ArtisticLicenseLaw: Even if the Palmer Tech Board did vote to remove Felicity as CEO, Ray still left her with a majority of the shares so they shouldn't be able to kick her out the building
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* ArtisticLicenseLaw: Even if the Palmer Tech Board did vote to remove Felicity as CEO, Ray still left her with a majority of the shares so they shouldn't be able to kick her out the buildingbuilding of a business she still has claims of ownership of.
* TheBadGuyWins: A missile taking out one small town is enough to make Darhk all powerful.
* TheBadGuyWins: A missile taking out one small town is enough to make Darhk all powerful.
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* CorruptCorporateExecutive: The Palmer Tech Board's reason for ousting Felicity? They don't approve of her philanthropic towards running the business.
* {{Jerkass}}: Mr. Denis really enjoys ousting Felicity.
* {{Jerkass}}: Mr. Denis really enjoys ousting Felicity.
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* TheCorrupter:
** Darhk's Idol takes control of Tania against her will.
** Anaraky tries to do this to Thea.
* CorruptCorporateExecutive: The Palmer Tech Board's reason for ousting Felicity? They don't approve of her philanthropic attitude towards running the business.
* {{Jerkass}}: Mr. Denis really enjoys oustingFelicity.Felicity from the company
** Darhk's Idol takes control of Tania against her will.
** Anaraky tries to do this to Thea.
* CorruptCorporateExecutive: The Palmer Tech Board's reason for ousting Felicity? They don't approve of her philanthropic attitude towards running the business.
* {{Jerkass}}: Mr. Denis really enjoys ousting
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* StrawNihilist: Merlyn. He believes the world needs to be remade, hence why he's going on along with Hive's plan - on the condition that Thea be spared as well.
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* StrawNihilist: Merlyn. He believes the world needs to be remade, hence why he's going on along with Hive's plan - on the condition that Thea be spared as well.well.
* TooDumbToLive: Alex doesn't run away leading to him being killed by Anarky.
* TooDumbToLive: Alex doesn't run away leading to him being killed by Anarky.
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* RealityEnsures: Just like Oliver before her, Felicity's neglect of her duties as CEO leads her to being terminated.
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* ArtisticLicenseLaw: Even if the Palmer Tech Board did vote to remove Felicity as CEO, Ray still left her with a majority of the shares so they shouldn't be able to kick her out the building
* TheBusCameBack: Anarky managed to sneak his way into Hive's dome.
* CorruptCorporateExecutive: The Palmer Tech Board's reason for ousting Felicity? They don't approve of her philanthropic towards running the business.
* {{Jerkass}}: Mr. Denis really enjoys ousting Felicity.
* RealityEnsures: Just like Oliver before her, Felicity's neglect of her duties as CEO leads her to being terminated.
* PlotInducedStupidity: Felicity decides to break in to Palmer Tech to get the computer component, instead of just asking Curtis her most loyal employee to get it for her.
* StrawNihilist: Merlyn. He believes the world needs to be remade, hence why he's going on along with Hive's plan - on the condition that Thea be spared as well.
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* ArtisticLicenseLaw: Even if the Palmer Tech Board did vote to remove Felicity as CEO, Ray still left her with a majority of the shares so they shouldn't be able to kick her out the building
* TheBusCameBack: Anarky managed to sneak his way into Hive's dome.
* CorruptCorporateExecutive: The Palmer Tech Board's reason for ousting Felicity? They don't approve of her philanthropic towards running the business.
* {{Jerkass}}: Mr. Denis really enjoys ousting Felicity.
* RealityEnsures: Just like Oliver before her, Felicity's neglect of her duties as CEO leads her to being terminated.
* PlotInducedStupidity: Felicity decides to break in to Palmer Tech to get the computer component, instead of just asking Curtis her most loyal employee to get it for her.
* StrawNihilist: Merlyn. He believes the world needs to be remade, hence why he's going on along with Hive's plan - on the condition that Thea be spared as well.
