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(See the end of the chapter for more notes.) Okay, after all that: In the tradition of the Hobbits, I’ve decided to post this on my birthday as a present for all of you! So, enjoy!

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My heart goes out to everyone, especially those who have died, lost loved on, struggled through surviving Covid, and each and every professional involved in the fights against the disease all around the world. I think we’ve all suffered to some extent from the Pandemic-we still are.

It’s an honest analysis of the modern world versus ancient times that fits in both Felicity’s thoughts, this scene, and this story. I honestly wrote this scene several years ago and can’t bring myself to change it so I hope it doesn’t offend anyone.

A major villain in Highlander did try to create a worldwide pandemic at one point though, so it created some context for Felicity’s thoughts here.

We’re still back in Arrow Season 1 & Covid never made it onto the show. I don’t mean to minimize the Covid-19 Pandemic in any way-and it’s not specifically what Felicity is thinking about. In a story titled ‘Haunted by History’ that shouldn’t be surprising. Felicity has lived through a lot, and she’s going to think about the past sometimes. Couples do have pillow talk, after all, and our favorite couple has a lot to talk about! ….Also a head’s up: there is some thought on historical plagues as well as ancient wars comparing them to modern times in this chapter. I don’t think it’s too unrealistic though.

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OC Gebhard Dunst (Al-Tamsah/The Crocodile).

The fact that she was a major part of Gotham's first season might make it difficult to move The Question over. but there's the added wrinkle that when Vic Sage passed away, he passed the mantle of The Question onto Renee Montoya. Probably the character who has been most frequently requested as a potential Arrow addition, The Question has always felt like a character who would fit in on Star City. Hub City has been regularly referenced on Arrow, The Flash, and Legends of Tomorrow - and has even appeared on-camera a few times. Focused on his city's politics, Question is similar to Green Arrow in how he goes after Hub City's corrupted underbelly. He reports for a new station called KBEL in Hub City and uses his alter-ego to get answers outside of the law. The new series imagined Question as an aggressive journalist who went after stories that no one else would touch. From there, the latter publisher took Question and gifted him with his own solo series.

Like Captain Atom and Blue Beetle, the vigilante originated over at Charlton Comics before DC Comics acquired the character in 1983. The character has a rather complicated history with DC Comics. In the absence of the League of Assassins, it's hard to argue that it might not be cool get the Brotherhood of the First moving in Star City.Īnd - again like Nyssa and Talia or, for that matter, The Huntress, she's alternately a villain or a kind of brutal antihero, depending on what circumstances and the story calls for. Like Ra's, she has a legion of followers, although there's less of a cult-like devotion and more of a mercenary sensibility to most of them, allowing for a relationship that's more like HIVE's or even Deathstroke's Mirakuru soldiers than the League of Assassins had. Lady Shiva, the mother of Team Batman member Cassandra Cain (formerly Batgirl, now Black Bat), is potentially the world's deadliest assassin and one of the few people to win a fight with Batman outright in the comics. A character who appeared in the short-lived Birds of Prey storyline, and another assassin in the vein of Talia al Ghul, Lady Shiva seems like a gimme when trying to find a way to revisit some of Arrow's past successes without the show turning its back on character progression made by people like Nyssa.