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Considering she has a person prisoner right now and anyone watching her would probably have something to say about that (or her slipping her detail to go to the Silencer), I’m assuming no one’s watching her. Because despite what they say, no one’s actions or priorities suggest they’re thinking about Felicity’s safety. But they really should address that since they are bringing up BS’ protection detail.

Huh, I didn’t hate it, but I’d also rather as few Felicity/BS scenes as possible.

These are all adorable:

But has she just said she needs more time with every one? because I honestly wouldn’t be surprised if that’s the case.

I really want to know if BS has done any work as DA since she took the job. If not, I want someone to bring that up when she does whatever she does in 706. “So, you’re intervening where you shouldn’t and it somehow (maybe) works, but you have piles of work you haven’t done in the past X months ...”

I’m wondering if she just reads from a law book that people are innocent until proven guilty and that applies to the Slabside inmates with regards to this murder? These descriptions usually aren’t 100% accurate.

Maybe she finds a note from Quentin sticking out of the law book she needs: "Not my daughter, in case Oliver goes to prison and I'm dead, please read this book. It'll help."

Please let Black Siren ask Siri for help in 7x06. Otherwise, I won't believe anything she says. Also, I'm thinking the "surprising source" Felicity turns to is Anatoly? ETA: Also, I will not believe that Black Siren does any of this on her own, so who's going to ask her to do something as DA?

Maybe Oliver saves the entire prison from Diaz in 707? Because, you know, Diaz would be considered a threat to an entire maximum security prison even though I'm pretty sure Stanley might be a more legitimate threat.

Yep, this. I still can't get over the fact that Watson seemed to understand and be willing to listen to Felicity and what she's going through more in this episode than any of her friends in the last 2 episodes. Yes, Watson told her to enjoy her freedom (which, ugh), but that didn't bother me as much as Diggle telling her to move on because Diggle should know that moving on isn't possible for Felicity. I just think it would be harder for Felicity's supposed friends to be acting like they have in 702/703 if they were around when Felicity said she jumps when a door slams--which happens quite often in everyday life. (I may still also be a bit bitter that Rene is treating Felicity the best out of everyone. I still hate him for everything he did in S6, but I can't help but wonder if anyone else even cares where Felicity's living right now. Maybe Diggle offered up his couch and she said no because she's doing things her way, but I honestly don't know after 702. Maybe she said no because she doesn't want to risk his family. Maybe he didn't ask because he doesn't want to risk his family.)

Forgot to mention earlier, but I found it so heartbreaking when Felicity says she jumps when a door slams. I just wish she hadn't said it to only Watson. I feel like the others don't understand what Felicity's going through at all.

I wouldn't be surprised if Diaz disappears after 707--maybe he's still in prison, maybe not, maybe they at least think he's still in prison--and then reappears later--maybe he escaped in 707 and they didn't know or does at a later time--and they have KA a series regular to make sure they can use him when they want to?

Should be 4, maybe? Wouldn’t be the first time they messed up his age. Remember when he celebrated his birthday in S5 around episode 6ish (I refuse to rewatch those episodes to check exactly) when his birthday should’ve been in 501?

Dragon blood.

Yep. Maybe to Diaz, "shatter every bone in his body"="ow, I'm sore"?

Oh, and I forgot to mention that I can't believe that Arrow continues to fail to write Diaz as a Big Bad. He was packing up vials while the actual villains were fighting and then he just fired a couple shots and somehow escaped. And I guess I'm supposed to go, "oh, look, scary" when he injects himself and punches a wall? (Don't even get me started on him apparently shattering every bone in his body and being all healed up--I guess because of the injections?)

My favorite scenes of the episodes were the Felicity/Watson ones. Yes, kidnapping the Silencer and pulling a Laurel was a bit much, but you know what? I don't care at this point. Watson was nicer, cared more about and treated Felicity better than her supposed friends. (Don't even get me started on Felicity calling William her son. Filing that under "there's more to the future than 702 led us to believe because there's no way Oliver and Felicity would abandon their son.") Going to keep waiting for ARGUS to be the big bad. Did like the Diggle/Lyla scenes and liked them with JJ, but like I said in the live thread, I miss baby Sara. Liked how Oliver got himself to Level Two, but to be honest, I'm already done with the Oliver in prison storyline. Also, if Stanley isn't really a murder-y guy or at least a bad guy, I'll be shocked. Wish we'd gotten more flashforwards.

Oh no now I'm worried.

Why is Watson treating Felicity better than all her supposed friends?

My TV just blacked out with static momentarily during the commercial break and I was so worried something was wrong with my cable and it wasn't going to come back. (It did.)

Thanks for the heads up. Can make sure to fully appreciate it.

Now cross some lines to help Felicity.

That's what I'm assuming.

I feel like Watson did more/came closer to catching Diaz than ARGUS. So there's that.

I think the Silencer's tech was blocking her?