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you do realize that "gone" can be used as a past tense, right?


** In this new timeline, Sara Diggle is RetGone'd and John Diggle, Jr. takes her place. The ''Series/LegendsOfTomorrow'' episode where they traveled to 2046 and saw "Little John" (or as he prefers, Connor) is established as a potential timeline. Could this mean that ''this'' is that timeline and Grant Wilson will eventually wreck havoc to Star City a few decades from now?

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** In this new timeline, Sara Diggle is RetGone'd RetGone and John Diggle, Jr. takes her place. The ''Series/LegendsOfTomorrow'' episode where they traveled to 2046 and saw "Little John" (or as he prefers, Connor) is established as a potential timeline. Could this mean that ''this'' is that timeline and Grant Wilson will eventually wreck havoc to Star City a few decades from now?
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** Then again, he seems to have no memory of the original timeline during last year's crossover, nor does he remember what happened before the timeline was changed in "Flash Back" - or, in fact, anything that happened "before" Eobard killed Nora Allen in the first place. In fact, his death in "Out of Time" is the ''only'' event from another timeline that he actually does remember, likely because it strong personal emotions associated with it, whereas this isn't the case for Flashpoint, Flash Back, or Season's 2's crossover event.

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** Then again, he seems to have no memory of the original timeline during last year's crossover, nor does he remember what happened before the timeline was changed in "Flash Back" - or, in fact, anything that happened "before" Eobard killed Nora Allen in the first place. In fact, his death in "Out of Time" is the ''only'' event from another timeline that he actually does remember, likely because it has strong personal emotions associated with it, whereas this isn't the case for Flashpoint, Flash Back, or Season's 2's crossover event.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Edward Clariss/The Rival is apparently killed off like in the previous episode/timeline.

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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Edward Clariss/The Rival is apparently killed off like in the previous episode/timeline.episode/timeline.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: A lot of people were hoping to see Barry and Iris date while Iris was estranged from her father.
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Julian is treated as a jerk but not as a villain and the narrative agrees that Jerkass Has A Point


* DesignatedVillain: Julian is mean to Barry, and he acts like a jerk to him. However, based on his confrontation with Barry at the end of the episode, he has been given little to no reason to trust Barry in the first place.
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* WeHardlyKnewYe: Edward Clariss/The Rival is apparently killed off like in the previous episode/timeline.

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* WeHardlyKnewYe: TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Edward Clariss/The Rival is apparently killed off like in the previous episode/timeline.

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* FridgeLogic: Cisco is completely unaware of the original and Flashpoint timelines, despite visions of alternate times being a central part of his powers. Then again, he seems to have no memory of the original timeline during last year's crossover, nor does he remember what happened before the timeline was changed in "Flash Back." In fact, his death in "Out of Time" is the only event from another timeline that he actually does remember. This could possibly be explained by the fact that his death in "Out of Time" had strong personal emotions associated with it, whereas this isn't the case for Flashpoint, Flash Back, or Season's 2's crossover event.

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Cisco is completely unaware of the original and Flashpoint timelines, despite visions of alternate times being a central part of his powers. powers.
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Then again, he seems to have no memory of the original timeline during last year's crossover, nor does he remember what happened before the timeline was changed in "Flash Back." Back" - or, in fact, anything that happened "before" Eobard killed Nora Allen in the first place. In fact, his death in "Out of Time" is the only ''only'' event from another timeline that he actually does remember. This could possibly be explained by the fact that his death in "Out of Time" had remember, likely because it strong personal emotions associated with it, whereas this isn't the case for Flashpoint, Flash Back, or Season's 2's crossover event.
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* FridgeLogic: Cisco is completely unaware of the original and Flashpoint timelines, despite visions of alternate times being a central part of his powers. Then again, he seems to have no memory of the original timeline during last year's crossover, nor does he remember what happened before the timeline was changed in "Flash Back." In fact, his death in "Out of Time" is the only event from another timeline that he actually does remember. This could possibly be explained by the fact that his death in "Out of Time" had strong personal emotions associated with it, whereas this isn't the case for Flashpoint, Flash Back, or Season's 2's crossover event.

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* FridgeLogic: Cisco is completely unaware of the original and Flashpoint timelines, despite visions of alternate times being a central part of his powers. Then again, he seems to have no memory of the original timeline during last year's crossover, nor does he remember what happened before the timeline was changed in "Flash Back." In fact, his death in "Out of Time" is the only event from another timeline that he actually does remember. This could possibly be explained by the fact that his death in "Out of Time" had strong personal emotions associated with it, whereas this isn't the case for Flashpoint, Flash Back, or Season's 2's crossover event.event.
* WeHardlyKnewYe: Edward Clariss/The Rival is apparently killed off like in the previous episode/timeline.
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* DesignatedVillain: Julian is mean to Barry, and he acts like a jerk to him. However, based on his confrontation with Barry at the end of the episode, he has been given little to no reason to trust Barry in the first place.
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* FridgeLogic: Cisco is completely unaware of the original and Flashpoint timelines, despite visions of alternate times being a central part of his powers. Then again, he seems to have no memory of the original timeline during last year's crossover, nor does he remember what happened before the timeline was changed in "Flash Back." In fact, his death in "Out of Time" is the only event from another timeline that he actually does remember.

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* FridgeLogic: Cisco is completely unaware of the original and Flashpoint timelines, despite visions of alternate times being a central part of his powers. Then again, he seems to have no memory of the original timeline during last year's crossover, nor does he remember what happened before the timeline was changed in "Flash Back." In fact, his death in "Out of Time" is the only event from another timeline that he actually does remember. This could possibly be explained by the fact that his death in "Out of Time" had strong personal emotions associated with it, whereas this isn't the case for Flashpoint, Flash Back, or Season's 2's crossover event.
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** Cisco says that the new timeline Flash refused to go back and save Dante because it was dangerous, but it was this time travel adventure that taught Barry that time travel won't fix your mistakes and problems. So happened to new timeline Barry to teach him this that the Flash no longer remembers? Could also be considered FridgeLogic.

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** Cisco says that the new timeline Flash refused to go back and save Dante because it was dangerous, but it was this time travel adventure that taught Barry that time travel won't fix your mistakes and problems. So what happened to new timeline Barry to teach him this that the Flash no longer remembers? Could also be considered FridgeLogic.
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**Cisco says that the new timeline Flash refused to go back and save Dante because it was dangerous, but it was this time travel adventure that taught Barry that time travel won't fix your mistakes and problems. So happened to new timeline Barry to teach him this that the Flash no longer remembers? Could also be considered FridgeLogic.
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* FridgeLogic: Cisco is completely unaware of the original and Flashpoint timelines, despite visions of alternate times being a central part of his powers.

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* FridgeLogic: Cisco is completely unaware of the original and Flashpoint timelines, despite visions of alternate times being a central part of his powers. Then again, he seems to have no memory of the original timeline during last year's crossover, nor does he remember what happened before the timeline was changed in "Flash Back." In fact, his death in "Out of Time" is the only event from another timeline that he actually does remember.
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** In this new timeline, Sara Diggle is RetGone'd and John Diggle, Jr. takes her place. The ''Series/LegendsOfTomorrow'' episode where they traveled to 2046 and saw "Little John" (or as he prefers, Connor) is established as a potential timeline. Could this mean that ''this'' is that timeline and Grant Wilson will eventually wreck havoc to Star City a few decades from now?
** Barry has yet again screwed the Ramon brothers unintentionally. The first time was when he negated their reconciliation after traveling to mid-Season 1 a few episodes before that happened, which already causes Hartley to pull a HeelFaceTurn. Speaking of Hartley, what if his HeelFaceTurn and reconciliation with his parents are ''also'' [[HappyEndingOverride negated]]?
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*FridgeLogic: Cisco is completely unaware of the original and Flashpoint timelines, despite visions of alternate times being a central part of his powers.

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