DameLoli

Where Samatha's (BM) demands really that unreasonable? I mean, she doesn't know the new Oliver, she certainly doesn't know the girl he is currently with, so I can totally see why she wouldn't want to introduce her son to people that could be in his life for a brief period of times depending on circumstances. What she knew of Oliver wasn't glorious, his portrayal in public wasn't glorious either after the island; he still had the public personna of a party womanizer, irresponsible where is family was often at the center of attacks, terrorist plots and death. I know my mom always waited a while before introducing a boyfriend and she asked the some of my father. Could Oliver eventually tell Felicity, sure, but she has no part, right now in that boy's life or that of his mother.

I'm wondering if the pattern between the chimeras isn't the loss of a parent. The first girl didn't seem to have a mother; Donovan either and didn't he lose his dad. Hayden, if she is a chimera, didn't seem to have parents due to the fact her sister pays for the medication. And I'm leaning towards Theo being a chimera too because he is too good a werewolf to have been basically an omega before his coming to Beacon hills, he can do the full shift and he is in league with the doctors. If he is a chimera, it's another one without parents.

Yeah, Team Flash really needs to start thinking on their own instead of rushing in. (Pun intended) Peak-a-boo, Iris and that D.A. were pretty bad-ass for different reasons. Well, if last week was the birth and death of Thallen with that weird syntax :"Barry marries Iris, not you", this week was the birth of Westhallen with : "There's been three people in our relationship". Pretty solid episode, smiled a lot through it, but can't help but think it was really too easy capturing Wells.

I'm with you on that one. Felicity is getting more and more on my nerves as the season progresses. Now, it's like she only has two settings, crying about Oliver or screaming about Olivier. EBR also mumbles a lot, so when she has to cry, which was a lot this episode, I couldn't understand a lot. I feel she has inherited a lot of Laurel's character problems of the first two seasons, most notably the confrontational aspect. It's like she is always angry and she always think she is right and that everybody should do as she said. I don't hate her yet, but if the show continues transforming her into a mary-sue, the next seasons will be really hard. On a positive note, I'm really enjoying Laurel these days. When she is partnered with someone that soften her, KC really shine. That's why I liked her with Tommy and with Sara during the positive scenes or even with Cisco recently. And last, Go Thea go! You chose what you want to do and I hope to god that everyone else will cease with the "Oliver's sacrifice himself for you". Well that was Oliver's choice and now that Thea is still alive, it's her choice to choose what to do next with it.