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Yeah, I'm so confused. So Oliver and Felicity leave SC to have Mia. Does Oliver then go back and forth from SC to wherever Felicity and Mia are going to be and no one questions where Felicity is? Do both Oliver and Felicity just leave SC behind and then Oliver has to return for COIE and then he dies and no one wonders what happened to Felicity? No one tries to reach out to her? (Actually, that makes sense, given how no one seemed to care about her in 7A when Oliver was in prison.) Then Felicity returns to SC at some point later, without telling anyone who Mia is, and then reconnects with Dinah long enough for Dinah to then go, "she went evil!" in the FFs? I DON'T GET HOW THIS ALL FITS TOGETHER.

Next week's episode is going to kill me. I know it.

Most importantly, Oliver and Felicity were so adorable. Felicity was so cute. Oliver's just going to nod and go along with everything Felicity says for the entire pregnancy, isn't he? (And I'm going to love every second of it.) LOVED the Olicity and OTA scenes. Also really like that Dinah and Rene aren't kept in the loop. Liking the dynamic between Mia and William. Wow, the SCPD is the worst. The mayor is the worst. So glad that's over. The whole Emiko vs. Laurel thing ... I don't really care?

I can't take anyone seriously if they say someone is under arrest while wearing a superhero suit. I just can't.

"Your cry doesn't make you the Canary." That may be the smartest thing Rene's ever said because she's the first one on the show to have the meta cry.

Shut up, mayor.

Felicity: "I want [insert food]." Oliver: "On it." Felicity: "I want to do this our way, not SCPD's way." Oliver: "You have failed this city!"

Sorry, Dinah, hard to care about your job when you just keep getting one handed to you. She'll probably get hired by the FBI if she's fired from the SCPD.

Oliver's just going to nod and follow every time Felicity says she wants something, isn't he?

Oliver: "It's okay, we can make this work." Felicity: "No. Do you see their computers?" Oliver: "Never mind."

Diggle's thinking, "But I just burned one horrible uniform..."

Oliver, stop being so agreeable. This is stupid. You can admit it's stupid.

Aww, Felicity is so cute.

Aww, Oliver and Felicity are so cute.

Diggle was asleep?! LOVE IT.

That's awesome. As is the fact that the goal's already been met. (Though, to be honest, I'm not surprised because I've seen what this fandom can do.)

Anyone teaching any of the team anything is utterly ridiculous. Also, I'm definitely looking forward to this: more than anything Dinah or mayor-related.

https://ew.com/tv/2019/03/11/arrow-diaz-dead-training-day-clip/ I still would prefer to see a body, but this is promising. Also, yes, more Bronze Tiger!

I really want to see a family reunion in 716 that includes William being surprised Felicity recognizes him, and she says something like, “I know you never wanted to see or hear from us again, but I kept track of you ...” and he realizes his grandparents are to blame. Just give me something that acknowledges that Oliver and Felicity did want William.

The thing is, with how fast they’ve written Laurel’s redemption, she could go 100% completely evil at the end of 717 and still be declared a hero at the end of 718, especially if it’s her last episode. Honestly, I can see people tuning in expecting to get quality Oliver/Laurel scenes and being disappointed when they share maybe one scene, simply because of how the press release is worded without thinking about the fact that those are never 100% accurate. It is definitely looking like Laurel goes evil in 717, and then it’s up to Felicity, Dinah and Sara to try to bring her back to the side of good in 718. Maybe Oliver thinks it’s a sign that she can’t be redeemed or is busy with something Emiko-related or goes to CC to see William only to find his grandparents moved away with him, hence Oliver’s absence in 718 (he barely filmed for it, right?) and Oliver and Felicity not seeing William again. Maybe Oliver will wave goodbye to Laurel from the other side of a park as she leaves for E2 through a breach at the end of 718 while he waits by the car to bring Felicity home.

This is the last episode before a 2-week break, right? It's totally ending with Laurel going evil — or at least doing something evil-ish or that appears evil — to lead into "Lost Canary."

Why can I see really being Felicity telling Oliver they could use Laurel's help, especially since she finds out whatever the information is, and Oliver agreeing, instead of what it sounds like, which is Oliver wanting to work with Laurel/the two of them partnering up?

No idea, but I do think I saw it on here, so it's possible that post included the person's Twitter handle? I know that doesn't help, but maybe if someone can narrow down the con, you can do a search and find it?