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Oliver not being around doesn't have to mean anything, but it's pretty lulzy that not a single person has asked after him (and will get even lulzier if they stay vague about it until the fall - especially once future Felicity enters the picture).

Plus, she set up her bunker security failsafe specifically for Oliver to be able to get through, which doesn't exactly scream divorce either.

I guess that might be why they're being vague about it, although it isn't all that difficult to put together since no one seems to give a shit where he is or how he's doing or how he feels about his wife allegedly being murdered.

If Oliver is dead and they plan on changing the timeline in COIE, I hope at some point they just say, hey, Oliver's dead! Not mentioning it just makes it seem like no one cares about him enough to question his whereabouts or like he was an absolutely horrid person that none of them ever want to talk about again.

"I'm sorry to tell you that your mother is really for real dead this time, Mia," Dinah says as Felicity walks up behind her.

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I'm guessing she posted from an iPhone - those are the only two bird head emojis there are.

Sadly, thanks to the flash forwards, I already know the one person I want to screech off into oblivion is around for at least the next 22 years if not longer. At the end of the world it will probably be Twinkies, cockroaches, and Dinah.

His apostrophe usage 😭 I hope he's right about the ep though.

It is, but the question was how Sara would feel about Laurel pretending to be her dead sister. I'm guessing she wouldn't be too upset about it since there are pretty limited outcomes to "finding the good" in someone who's a dead person's doppelgänger. And no, she probably doesn't know - I don't know why she'd find it alarming considering the people who actually watched him do it didn't.

Isn't Sara the reason Quentin went HAM with trying to convince Black Siren she could be like E1 Laurel? I thought she was the one who told him to try to find the good in her in the 5.5 novel (even though those supplemental materials are only canon until it's inconvenient)? If anything I think they'd have her be weirdly okay with it.

Matt wrote in the comments that he did it because "cage full of canaries" was fun to write, but considering he called JH and CL KC's "fellow canaries," as a Katie/Laurel Stan I think he's trying to wish it into existence, LOL.

IDK, it's still pretty suspect if she can still talk but can't canary cry, regardless of how it happened. Might as well pass it off on Curtis though since he isn't around anymore.

It'll be pretty lulzy if she can talk normally but somehow Stanley managed to only sever her Canary Chord. Ah, plotforce.

I'm curious about how she can even get life-changing news about her cry unless she fucks off to Central City to see someone who can actually diagnose metas.

I think they'll be working WITH the SCPD until the mayor stops being an asshole and strikes down that anti-vigilante law. But maybe they'll have the lair back and not be milling around like a bunch of cops anymore.

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If this had actually happened Spencer would have admitted to it, haha.

It looks like she's just dressed as Siren to me.

He didn't mention her by name, that's just the general consensus of who he was talking about:

I'm not surprised he'd tweet something like this after his Miley Cyrus emotional terrorist/sexual velociraptor bullshit but my main takeaway from this tweet is that he hangs out in bars on Sunday mornings, LOL.

I wonder why Dinah's wearing a mask? Didn't she only out herself to the cops or what?

She looks fuller in the face in this pic to me.

It's wild that there are three versions of the same character in this shot and that's STILL not all of them, LOL.

I suppose Laurel could take up the Canary mantle sometime between now and episode 18 with Dinah's blessing, even though it doesn't make any sense that Dinah couldn't carry on with the name since the people who came before her weren't metas. But that's Arrow for ya, I guess. It also wouldn't make much sense considering Laurel's stance on vigilantes still seems to be pretty firm in the anti, but I suppose Arrow's had faster turnarounds and it's not like they put much effort into anything that has to do with her anyway. The only thing that doesn't make a whole lot of sense with Sara being the "lost" one is why that would be addressed on Arrow instead of LoT, by a group of people (if Dinah and Laurel are involved) that don't even know her. Then again it doesn't make much sense for Sara to be involved with either of the other two going missing, unless it messes with the timeline somehow, in which case, again, why would this be dealt with on Arrow by just Sara? Stop trying to make sense of this show, self!