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** Given how base breaking it is that Felicity broke up with Oliver over him not telling her about his son, this episode hammers that it's not that he lied, but that she realized Oliver will ''always'' fall back on keeping secrets and he will ''always'' decide to work alone when he feels it is the best solution. While this isn't presented as unanimously wrong, it's a train of thought Felicity can't accept.
** While leaving the team, Felicity tells Oliver that since he hacked into Adam Hunt's bank account and stole back all the money he swindled from his victims (way back in the pilot), he isn't actually dependent on her hacking skills. Arguably, this is a response to criticism among some sections of the fanbase that Oliver no longer demonstrates some skills he used to have in early episodes in order to make him dependent on the team.
** Given how base breaking it is that Felicity broke up with Oliver over him not telling her about his son, this episode hammers that it's not that he lied, but that she realized Oliver will ''always'' fall back on keeping secrets and he will ''always'' decide to work alone when he feels it is the best solution. While this isn't presented as unanimously wrong, it's a train of thought Felicity can't accept.
** While leaving the team, Felicity tells Oliver that since he hacked into Adam Hunt's bank account and stole back all the money he swindled from his victims (way back in the pilot), he isn't actually dependent on her hacking skills. Arguably, this is a response to criticism among some sections of the fanbase that Oliver no longer demonstrates some skills he used to have in early episodes in order to make him dependent on the team.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: Given how base breaking it is that Felicity broke up with Oliver over him not telling her about his son, this episode hammers that its not that he lied, but that she realized Oliver will ''always'' fall back on keeping secrets and he will ''always'' decide to work alone when he feels it is the best solution. While this isn't presented as unanimously wrong, it's a train of thought Felicity can't accept.
** After the handling of the relationship in Season 3 and the way it took up screentime in Season 4, The half of the fandom that thinks "Olicity" has become detrimental to the show and its writing definitely enjoyed the episode's conclusion.
** After the handling of the relationship in Season 3 and the way it took up screentime in Season 4, The half of the fandom that thinks "Olicity" has become detrimental to the show and its writing definitely enjoyed the episode's conclusion.
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** Given how base breaking it is that Felicity broke up with Oliver over him not telling her about his son, this episode hammers thatits it's not that he lied, but that she realized Oliver will ''always'' fall back on keeping secrets and he will ''always'' decide to work alone when he feels it is the best solution. While this isn't presented as unanimously wrong, it's a train of thought Felicity can't accept.
** While leaving the team, Felicity tells Oliver that since he hacked into Adam Hunt's bank account and stole back all the money he swindled from his victims (way back in the pilot), he isn't actually dependent on her hacking skills. Arguably, this is a response to criticism among some sections of the fanbase that Oliver no longer demonstrates some skills he used to have in early episodes in order to make him dependent on the team.
* BrokenBase: After the handling of the relationship in Season 3 and the way it took up screentime in Season 4, The half of the fandom that thinks "Olicity" has become detrimental to the show and its writing definitely enjoyed the episode's conclusion.
** Given how base breaking it is that Felicity broke up with Oliver over him not telling her about his son, this episode hammers that
** While leaving the team, Felicity tells Oliver that since he hacked into Adam Hunt's bank account and stole back all the money he swindled from his victims (way back in the pilot), he isn't actually dependent on her hacking skills. Arguably, this is a response to criticism among some sections of the fanbase that Oliver no longer demonstrates some skills he used to have in early episodes in order to make him dependent on the team.
* BrokenBase: After the handling of the relationship in Season 3 and the way it took up screentime in Season 4, The half of the fandom that thinks "Olicity" has become detrimental to the show and its writing definitely enjoyed the episode's conclusion.
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** After the handling of the relationship in Season 3 and the way it took up screentime in Season 4, The half of the fandom that thinks "Olicity" has become detrimental to the show and it's writing definitely enjoyed the episode's conclusion.
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** After the handling of the relationship in Season 3 and the way it took up screentime in Season 4, The half of the fandom that thinks "Olicity" has become detrimental to the show and it's its writing definitely enjoyed the episode's conclusion.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: Given how base breaking it is that Felicity broke up with Oliver over him not telling her about his son, this episode hammers that its not that he lied, but that she realized Oliver will ''always'' fall back on keeping secrets and he will ''always'' decide to work alone when he feels it is the best solution. While this isn't presented as unanimously wrong, but it's a train of thought Felicity can't accept.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: Given how base breaking it is that Felicity broke up with Oliver over him not telling her about his son, this episode hammers that its not that he lied, but that she realized Oliver will ''always'' fall back on keeping secrets and he will ''always'' decide to work alone when he feels it is the best solution. While this isn't presented as unanimously wrong, but it's a train of thought Felicity can't accept.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: Given how base breaking it is that Felicity broke up with Oliver over him not telling her about his son, this episode hammers that its not that he lied, but that she realized Oliver will ''always'' fall back on keeping secrets and he will ''always'' decide to work alone when he feels it is the best solution. This isn't presened as unanimously wrong, but it's a train of thought Felicity can't accept.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: Given how base breaking it is that Felicity broke up with Oliver over him not telling her about his son, this episode hammers that its not that he lied, but that she realized Oliver will ''always'' fall back on keeping secrets and he will ''always'' decide to work alone when he feels it is the best solution. This While this isn't presened presented as unanimously wrong, but it's a train of thought Felicity can't accept.
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* LikeYouWouldReallyDoIt: Although the ending implies that Felicity may [[PutOnABus leave the show]] (as she IS leaving Team Arrow), the preview for [[Recap/ArrowS4E17BeaconOfHope next week's episode]], the [[Recap/ArrowS4E10BloodDebts flash-forward]], and the fact that she apparently [[Recap/LegendsOfTomorrowS1E6StarCity2046 sticks around for a few decades with her company until Grant Wilson seizes the city]] all shoot down this idea.
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* LikeYouWouldReallyDoIt: Although the ending implies that Felicity may [[PutOnABus leave the show]] (as she IS leaving Team Arrow), the preview for [[Recap/ArrowS4E17BeaconOfHope next week's episode]], the [[Recap/ArrowS4E10BloodDebts flash-forward]], and the fact that she apparently [[Recap/LegendsOfTomorrowS1E6StarCity2046 sticks around for a few decades with her company until Grant Wilson seizes the city]] all shoot down this idea.idea.
* MoralEventHorizon: While Cupid was already quite unhinged before, this episode really marks the point of no return for her.
* MoralEventHorizon: While Cupid was already quite unhinged before, this episode really marks the point of no return for her.
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** After the handling of the relationship in Season 3 and the way it took up screentime in Season 4, The half of the fandom that thinks "Olicity" has become detrimental to the show and it's writing definitely enjoyed the episode's conclusion.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: Given how base breaking it is that Felicity broke up with Oliver over him not telling her about his son, this episode hammers that its not that he lied, but that she realized Oliver will ''always'' fall back on lying and he will ''always'' decide to work alone when he feels it is the best solution.
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* AndTheFandomRejoiced: The half of the fandom that thinks "Olicity" has become detrimental to the show and it's writing definitely enjoyed the episode's conclusion.
* AuthorsSavingThrow: Given how base breaking it is that Felicity broke up with Oliver over him not telling her about his son, this episode hammers that its not that he lied, but that she realized Oliver will ''always'' fall back onlying keeping secrets and he will ''always'' decide to work alone when he feels it is the best solution.solution. This isn't presened as unanimously wrong, but it's a train of thought Felicity can't accept.
* AuthorsSavingThrow: Given how base breaking it is that Felicity broke up with Oliver over him not telling her about his son, this episode hammers that its not that he lied, but that she realized Oliver will ''always'' fall back on
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: Given how base breaking it is that Felicity broke up with Oliver over him not telling her about his son, this episode hammers that its not that he lied, but that she realized Oliver will ''always'' fall back on lying and he will ''always'' decide to work alone when he feels it is the best solution.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: Given how base breaking it is that Felicity broke up with Oliver over him not telling her about his son, this episode hammers that its not that he lied, but that she realized Oliver will ''always'' fall back on lying and he will ''always'' decide to work alone when he feels it is the best solution.solution.
* LikeYouWouldReallyDoIt: Although the ending implies that Felicity may [[PutOnABus leave the show]] (as she IS leaving Team Arrow), the preview for [[Recap/ArrowS4E17BeaconOfHope next week's episode]], the [[Recap/ArrowS4E10BloodDebts flash-forward]], and the fact that she apparently [[Recap/LegendsOfTomorrowS1E6StarCity2046 sticks around for a few decades with her company until Grant Wilson seizes the city]] all shoot down this idea.
* LikeYouWouldReallyDoIt: Although the ending implies that Felicity may [[PutOnABus leave the show]] (as she IS leaving Team Arrow), the preview for [[Recap/ArrowS4E17BeaconOfHope next week's episode]], the [[Recap/ArrowS4E10BloodDebts flash-forward]], and the fact that she apparently [[Recap/LegendsOfTomorrowS1E6StarCity2046 sticks around for a few decades with her company until Grant Wilson seizes the city]] all shoot down this idea.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: Given how base breaking it is that Felicity broke up with Oliver over him not telling her about his son, this episode hammers that its not that he lied, but that she realized Oliver will ''always'' fall back on lying and he will ''always'' decide to work alone when he feels it is the best solution.
