Her one semi-flaw in this premiere episode is enabling Lance’s delusions that he should be ashamed for shooting Black Siren, a woman who may look like his daughter, but who decidedly is not. She’s the one who notices Diggle’s troubles. What would Team Arrow do without Dinah, who continues to be the most stable member of this team? She is the one Lance texts when he’s at the bar, staring down some shot glasses. Dinah confronts John about it at the end of the episode, but the discussion will no doubt go on past this episode. When he shoots and misses a mercenary during a fight, Rene almost dies. It’s gotten to the point where he’s putting other members of Team Arrow in danger. It’s PTSD or a recurring injury or both, but Spartan is not what he once was. Throughout the episode, he has a hard time shooting. But, by Thor, he’s trying.įor John, Lian Yu means the loss of his identity as a soldier. However, he does spend the entire episode talking to everyone besides William about their relationship and seems to think five months is enough time for William to be bouncing back from the death of his mother. Considering how bad he has been at relationships for most of the time we’ve known him, though, he’s doing swimmingly. For Oliver, it means being thrown into a life of single parent-dom that he is wildly unprepared for. Of course, Lian Yu had repercussions even for those who made it off.
I look forward to many an Oliver voiceover monologue dictated from her bedside. Where does that leave Thea? Though Arrow spends much of the episode trying to convince us that Ollie’s baby sister didn’t make it off the island (which would have been unacceptable), she’s actually lying comatose in Star City General. (But, let’s be real, no one is ever dead on this show unless you see an arrow driven through their eyeball… and even then they might come back with an eye patch.) It seemingly includes: Evelyn, Nyssa, and Talia. The death list definitely includes: Samantha.
Who lives? Who dies? Let’s get this out of the way.
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