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I honestly don't know what the significance of eleven was in this episode, but it was definitely there.
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* ArcNumber: "Eleven." The flashbacks take place eleven months ago, Oliver uses eleven arrows on the bunker door to no effect, and Felicity says "I told you so" eleven times.
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* ArmorPiercingQuestion: Lyla asks John why he's uncomfortable with the decisions she's makes, but not Oliver's. Deconstructed since John has never blindly followed Oliver and is perfectly willingly to question or call him out on his decisions when he sees fit. There's also the matter that Lyla eventually got more and more disillusioned with Waller's leadership until she eventually quit, only to now make those same decisions herself. Also unlike Oliver, she's not really willingly to admit that she's wrong.
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* ShotToTheHeart: Felicity plunges an adrenaline syringe needle into Oliver's chest, completely ignoring the rest of Team Arrow trying to give her instructions on how to do it safely. Not even a second passes before Ollie jolts upright as though he just inhaled 20 espressos.
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** What Lyla claims between ARGUS and Team Arrow. [[NotSoSimilar Of course, there is one]] ''[[NotSoSimilar major]]'' [[NotSoSimilar difference]]. Team Arrow operates the law, but they generally try to make sure the criminals they face end up in police custody (Ra's Al-Ghul, Damien Darhk, and Count Vertigo I are major exceptions). While ARGUS as an official government agency '''isn't''' yet ignores the most basic civil rights if they see fit.
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** What Lyla claims between ARGUS and Team Arrow. [[NotSoSimilar Of course, there is one]] ''[[NotSoSimilar major]]'' [[NotSoSimilar difference]]. Team Arrow operates outside the law, but they generally try to make sure the criminals they face end up in police custody (Ra's Al-Ghul, Damien Darhk, and Count Vertigo I are major exceptions). While ARGUS as an official government agency '''isn't''' yet ignores the most basic civil rights if they see fit.fit -- which seems to be almost always no matter who's in charge.
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Has nothing to do with familiarity with in-universe fiction.
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* GenreSavvy: Felicity correctly guesses that Chase has booby-trapped the elevator shaft.
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** What Lyla claims between ARGUS and Team Arrow. [[NotSoSimilar Of course, there is one]] ''[[NotSoSimilar major]]'' [[NotSoSimilar difference]]. Team Arrow is outside the law, while ARGUS as an official government agency '''isn't'''.
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** What Lyla claims between ARGUS and Team Arrow. [[NotSoSimilar Of course, there is one]] ''[[NotSoSimilar major]]'' [[NotSoSimilar difference]]. Team Arrow is outside operates the law, while but they generally try to make sure the criminals they face end up in police custody (Ra's Al-Ghul, Damien Darhk, and Count Vertigo I are major exceptions). While ARGUS as an official government agency '''isn't'''.'''isn't''' yet ignores the most basic civil rights if they see fit.
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* TrailersALwaysLie: The promo for the episode suggested that Adrian was in the bunker with Felicity and Oliver, playing a sadistic cat and mouse game. In reality, he only did this as a distraction while searching for Oliver's son.
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* TrailersALwaysLie: TrailersAlwaysLie: The promo for the episode suggested that Adrian was in the bunker with Felicity and Oliver, playing a sadistic cat and mouse game. In reality, he only did this as a distraction while searching for Oliver's son.
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* FromBadToWorse: Oliver and Felicity's situation throughout the episode. First, they're trapped, Felicity can't walk, and they can't call for help. Then Oliver falls from the booby-trapped elevator shaft and injures himself. Then their attempts to get the power back cause a gas main to leak toxic methane. [[RuleOfThree Then]] Oliver starts passing out from his injury and physical exertion. [[OverlyLongGag Then]] they find out that the generator's failsafe reactivation will ignite the gas. And all that's without mentioning the problems that crop up when Diggle tries to rescue them. [[{{Understatement}} It's a rough night]].
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* FromBadToWorse: Oliver and Felicity's situation throughout the episode. First, they're trapped, Felicity can't walk, and they can't call for help. Then Oliver falls from the booby-trapped elevator shaft and injures himself. Then their attempts to get the power back cause a gas main to leak toxic methane. [[RuleOfThree Then]] Oliver starts passing out from his injury and physical exertion. [[OverlyLongGag Then]] they find out that the generator's failsafe reactivation will ignite the gas. And all that's without mentioning the problems that crop up when Diggle tries to rescue them. [[{{Understatement}} It's a rough night]].
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* BothSidesHaveAPoint: Both Felicity and Olvier are portrayed as sympathetic and incredibly flawed at the same time throughout their argument.
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* BothSidesHaveAPoint: Both Felicity and Olvier Oliver are portrayed as sympathetic and incredibly flawed at the same time throughout their argument.
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** Also for the first time this season, the original Team Arrow lair under Verdant is mentioned.
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** Felicity states that th T-Sphere looks just like the [[{{Film/ANewHope}} Death Star Interrogation Droid]].
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** Felicity states that th the T-Sphere looks just like the [[{{Film/ANewHope}} Death Star Interrogation Droid]].
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* ShoutOut: Felicity states that th T-Sphere looks just like the [[{{Film/ANewHope}} Death Star Interrogation Droid]].
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** Felicity states that th T-Sphere looks just like the [[{{Film/ANewHope}} Death Star InterrogationDroid]].Droid]].
** Curtis has named the T-Spheres Podo and Kodo after the ferrets from ''Film/TheBeastmaster''.
** Felicity states that th T-Sphere looks just like the [[{{Film/ANewHope}} Death Star Interrogation
** Curtis has named the T-Spheres Podo and Kodo after the ferrets from ''Film/TheBeastmaster''.
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* BothSidesHaveAPoint: Both Felicity and Olvier are portrayed as sympathetic and incredibly flawed at the same time throughout their argument.
* TheComicallySerious: Due to his troubles with Lyla, John is pretty testy throughout the episode, which causes some great comedic moments when interacting with the rest of the team, especially Curtis.
* EasilyForgiven: At the end of the episode, John seemingly forgives Lyla for her unlawful behaviour.
* IAmAMonster: Oliver confesses to Felicity that he has been killing for all these years because he enjoyed it. Felicity however isn't convinced.
* InsistentTerminology: Curtis is once again annoyed at Rene calling his T-Spheres balls.
* InsistentTerminology: Curtis is once again annoyed at Rene calling his T-Spheres balls.
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* NotSoDifferent: What Lyla claims between ARGUS and Team Arrow. [[NotSoSimilar Of course, there is one]] ''[[NotSoSimilar major]]'' [[NotSoSimilar difference]]. Team Arrow is outside the law, while ARGUS as an official government agency '''isn't'''.
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* NotSoDifferent: NotSoDifferent:
** What Lyla claims between ARGUS and Team Arrow. [[NotSoSimilar Of course, there is one]] ''[[NotSoSimilar major]]'' [[NotSoSimilar difference]]. Team Arrow is outside the law, while ARGUS as an official government agency'''isn't'''.'''isn't'''.
** Oliver and Felicity finally realize how alike they are in their self-righteous attitude.
** What Lyla claims between ARGUS and Team Arrow. [[NotSoSimilar Of course, there is one]] ''[[NotSoSimilar major]]'' [[NotSoSimilar difference]]. Team Arrow is outside the law, while ARGUS as an official government agency
** Oliver and Felicity finally realize how alike they are in their self-righteous attitude.
* RevengeByProxy: Adrian hasn't forgotten what Oliver did to this father and now he comes after his son.
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* ShipperOnDeck: In the interim between Season 4 & 5, Curtis really wanted for Oliver and Felicity to get back together. The end of the episode shows that he's still rooting for them.
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* ShipperOnDeck: In the interim between Season 4 & 5, Curtis really wanted for Oliver and Felicity to get back together. The end of the episode shows that he's still rooting for them.them.
* ShootingSuperman: Oliver actually wasted 11 explosive arrows on a bunker door built to repel nuclear blasts.
* ShoutOut: Felicity states that th T-Sphere looks just like the [[{{Film/ANewHope}} Death Star Interrogation Droid]].
* SnarkToSnarkCombat: Oliver and Felicity are at their best again.
* TrailersALwaysLie: The promo for the episode suggested that Adrian was in the bunker with Felicity and Oliver, playing a sadistic cat and mouse game. In reality, he only did this as a distraction while searching for Oliver's son.
* YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre: Felicity refuses to let Oliver think of himself as a sadistic killer, pointing out all the good things he managed to accomplish despite going through hell for 10 years by now and that Adrian basically forced him to spell out what he wanted to hear.
* ShootingSuperman: Oliver actually wasted 11 explosive arrows on a bunker door built to repel nuclear blasts.
* ShoutOut: Felicity states that th T-Sphere looks just like the [[{{Film/ANewHope}} Death Star Interrogation Droid]].
* SnarkToSnarkCombat: Oliver and Felicity are at their best again.
* TrailersALwaysLie: The promo for the episode suggested that Adrian was in the bunker with Felicity and Oliver, playing a sadistic cat and mouse game. In reality, he only did this as a distraction while searching for Oliver's son.
* YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre: Felicity refuses to let Oliver think of himself as a sadistic killer, pointing out all the good things he managed to accomplish despite going through hell for 10 years by now and that Adrian basically forced him to spell out what he wanted to hear.
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** Oliver and Felicity's was breakup because they never really ''talked'' about their issues.
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* BottleEpisode: Most of this episode takes place in the foundry.
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* AdultFear: Oliver is explicitly afraid for his son's life, as he knows that Chase knows about William. The end of the episode, where Chase confronts William right off the school bus, shows that he was right to be afraid.
* FromBadToWorse: Oliver and Felicity's situation throughout the episode. First, they're trapped, Felicity can't walk, and they can't call for help. Then Oliver falls from the booby-trapped elevator shaft and injures himself. Then their attempts to get the power back cause a gas main to leak toxic methane. [[RuleOfThree Then]] Oliver starts passing out from his injury and physical exertion. [[OverlyLongGag Then]] they find out that the generator's failsafe reactivation will ignite the gas. And all that's without mentioning the problems that crop up when Diggle tries to rescue them. [[{{Understatement}} It's a rough night]].
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* LikeAnOldMarriedCouple: Oliver and Felicity spend the majority of the episode bickering over what happened last episode.
* NotSoDifferent: What Lyla claims between ARGUS and Team Arrow. Of course there is one ''major'' difference. Team Arrow is outside the law, while ARGUS as an official government agency '''isn't'''.
* NotSoDifferent: What Lyla claims between ARGUS and Team Arrow. Of course there is one ''major'' difference. Team Arrow is outside the law, while ARGUS as an official government agency '''isn't'''.
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* LikeAnOldMarriedCouple: {{Irony}}: Felicity reflects on the fact that, in designing the bunker to be an impenetrable fortress, Cisco inadvertently also made it into an impenetrable death trap.
* LikeAnOldMarriedCouple:
** Oliver and Felicity spend the majority of the episode bickering over what happened last episode.
** Rene and Curtis spend a decent amount of time bickering, prompting Dinah to quip that they'll make the cutest couple someday.
* NotSoDifferent: What Lyla claims between ARGUS and Team Arrow. [[NotSoSimilar Ofcourse course, there is one ''major'' difference.one]] ''[[NotSoSimilar major]]'' [[NotSoSimilar difference]]. Team Arrow is outside the law, while ARGUS as an official government agency '''isn't'''.
* LikeAnOldMarriedCouple:
** Oliver and Felicity spend the majority of the episode bickering over what happened last episode.
** Rene and Curtis spend a decent amount of time bickering, prompting Dinah to quip that they'll make the cutest couple someday.
* NotSoDifferent: What Lyla claims between ARGUS and Team Arrow. [[NotSoSimilar Of
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** Oliver may be a {{determinator}}, but even he can only take so much; the cumulative effects of the EMP, falling from down the elevator shaft, continuing bleeding, and inhaling methane gas leave him disoriented and passing out. He keeps going with a shot of adrenaline, but he still needs medical attention after getting to safety.
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** Since the public knows Chase is a serial killer, every defense lawyer in town is trying to get every prosecution that he supervised appealed.
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* RuleOfDrama: Since the EMP shut down the ventilation systems, Curtis claims that Ollie and Felicity might only have a few hours of air. In reality, they'd have more like days, at least. And then Ollie and Felicity accidentally breach the bunker's methane pipe. Oops.
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* RuleOfDrama: Since the EMP shut down the ventilation systems, Curtis claims that Ollie and Felicity might only have a few hours of air. In reality, given the size of the bunker and connected areas, they'd have more like days, days to ''weeks'', at least. And then Ollie and Felicity accidentally breach the bunker's methane pipe. Oops.
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* TheReveal: Why did Oliver drop the sleeveless look? Because it was AwesomeButImpractical, having your arms exposed means they are likely to get damaged in battle.
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* {{Cliffhanger}}: The episode ends with Chase confronting William.
* ContinuityNod: The implant Felicity got last season to bypass her spinal damage and let her walk is directly mentioned for the first time, as it's shut off by the EMP, leaving her crippled again.
* DoomedByCanon: In the flashbacks, set between seasons, Oliver and Felicity spend a romantic night together, but since we know that they weren't together back at the start of the season, she decides that it can't mean anything.
* ContinuityNod: The implant Felicity got last season to bypass her spinal damage and let her walk is directly mentioned for the first time, as it's shut off by the EMP, leaving her crippled again.
* DoomedByCanon: In the flashbacks, set between seasons, Oliver and Felicity spend a romantic night together, but since we know that they weren't together back at the start of the season, she decides that it can't mean anything.
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* SequelHook: The episode ends with Chase confronting William.
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* CelebrityParadox: Curtis says Marc Singer in ''Film/TheBeastmaster'' played a big role in his realizing he was gay. He played BigBad General Shrieve in the Season 3 flashback story.
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* SequelHook: The episode ends with Chase confronting William.
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* RealityEnsues: Since the public knows Chase is a serial killer, every defense lawyer in town is trying to get his cases revoked.
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** Oliver and Felicity's breakup because they never really ''talked'' about their issues.
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* GenreSavvy: Felicity correctly guesses that Chase has booby-trapped the elevator shaft.
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* RuleOfDrama: Since the EMP shut down the ventilation systems, Curtis claims that Ollie and Felicity might only have a few hours of air. In reality, they'd have more like days, at least. And then Ollie and Felicity accidentally breach the bunker's methane pipe. Oops.
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* NotSoDifferent: What Lyla claims between ARGUS and Team Arrow. Of course there is one ''major'' difference. Team Arrow is outside the law, while ARGUS as an official government agency '''isn't'''.
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Ollie and Felicity are trapped in the Bunker.
!! This episode contains examples of:
* GenreSavvy: Felicity correctly guesses that Chase has booby-trapped the elevator shaft.
* RealityEnsues: Since the public knows Chase is a serial killer, every defense lawyer in town is trying to get his cases revokes.
* RuleOfDrama: Since the EMP shut down the ventilation systems, Curtis claims that Ollie and Felicity might only have a few hours of air. In reality, they'd have more like days, at least. And then Ollie and Felicity accidentally breach the bunker's methane pipe. Oops.
!! This episode contains examples of:
* GenreSavvy: Felicity correctly guesses that Chase has booby-trapped the elevator shaft.
* RealityEnsues: Since the public knows Chase is a serial killer, every defense lawyer in town is trying to get his cases revokes.
* RuleOfDrama: Since the EMP shut down the ventilation systems, Curtis claims that Ollie and Felicity might only have a few hours of air. In reality, they'd have more like days, at least. And then Ollie and Felicity accidentally breach the bunker's methane pipe. Oops.
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!! This episode contains examples of:
* GenreSavvy: Felicity correctly guesses that Chase has booby-trapped
* RealityEnsues: Since the public knows Chase is a serial killer, every defense lawyer in town is trying
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* TheReveal: Why did Oliver drop the sleeveless look? Because it was AwesomeButImpractical, having your arms exposed means they are likely to get damaged in battle.
* ShipperOnDeck: In
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* GenreSavvy: Felicity correctly guesses that Chase has booby-trapped the elevator shaft.
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* RuleOfDrama: Since the EMP shut down the ventilation systems, Curtis claims that Ollie and Felicity might only have a few hours of air. In reality, they'd have more like days, at least. [[spoiler:And then Ollie and Felicity accidentally breach the bunker's methane pipe. Oops.]]
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* RuleOfDrama: Since the EMP shut down the ventilation systems, Curtis claims that Ollie and Felicity might only have a few hours of air. In reality, they'd have more like days, at least. [[spoiler:And And then Ollie and Felicity accidentally breach the bunker's methane pipe. Oops.]]
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Ollie and Felicity are trapped in the Bunker.
!! This episode contains examples of:
* RealityEnsues: Since the public knows Chase is a serial killer, every defense lawyer in town is trying to get his cases revokes.
* RuleOfDrama: Since the EMP shut down the ventilation systems, Curtis claims that Ollie and Felicity might only have a few hours of air. In reality, they'd have more like days, at least. [[spoiler:And then Ollie and Felicity accidentally breach the bunker's methane pipe. Oops.]]
!! This episode contains examples of:
* RealityEnsues: Since the public knows Chase is a serial killer, every defense lawyer in town is trying to get his cases revokes.
* RuleOfDrama: Since the EMP shut down the ventilation systems, Curtis claims that Ollie and Felicity might only have a few hours of air. In reality, they'd have more like days, at least. [[spoiler:And then Ollie and Felicity accidentally breach the bunker's methane pipe. Oops.]]