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- Felicity does NOT throw herself into the Lazarus Pit.
– Felicity is remarkably less tongue-tied than usual and surprisingly says the right thing to everyone.
– There is a fantastic Felicity/Laurel (Katie Cassidy) scene in this episode.
– Laurel has a much bigger part to play in next week’s episode.
– Roy is coming back soon to have proper goodbye with Thea.
– Nyssa (Katrina Law) is not seen, but will be in next week’s episode to react to events of this week.
– Felicity has a surprise for Oliver.
– Words to describe the Felicity/Ray scene: quiet, sad, regretful.
– Felicity is confident in declaring her feelings to Oliver. No hesitation. It’s heart-stoppingly wonderful.
– Captain Lance will not hesitate to arrest Oliver again, if given the chance.
– Saddest scene of the episode: Oliver at the hospital. (Powerful scene and great work by Stephen Amell.)
– Words to describe Oliver and Felicity scene on jet: quiet, thoughtful, insightful, touching, intimate, soul-bonding.
– Word that best describes Felicity and Ra’s scene: confrontational — though Ra’s shows respect for her.
– Felicity and Oliver’s “morning after” interaction is delightful, intimate, teasing and with good humor.
– There is no mention of marriage, proposal or wedding between Oliver and Felicity in this episode.
– Words to describe Oliver and Felicity’s chemistry: sizzling hot, scorching hot, heart-melting, take-my-breath-away.
– What to have nearby while watching Oliver and Felicity’s sex scene: champagne, maybe a fan and ice cubes.
– There are no scenes with Caity Lotz as Black Canary in this episode.
– There is a great Diggle and Maseo scene.
– Oliver and Diggle’s bromance is stronger than ever throughout the entire episode.
– Felicity is remarkably less tongue-tied than usual and surprisingly says the right thing to everyone.
– There is a fantastic Felicity/Laurel (Katie Cassidy) scene in this episode.
– Laurel has a much bigger part to play in next week’s episode.
– Roy is coming back soon to have proper goodbye with Thea.
– Nyssa (Katrina Law) is not seen, but will be in next week’s episode to react to events of this week.
– Felicity has a surprise for Oliver.
– Words to describe the Felicity/Ray scene: quiet, sad, regretful.
– Felicity is confident in declaring her feelings to Oliver. No hesitation. It’s heart-stoppingly wonderful.
– Captain Lance will not hesitate to arrest Oliver again, if given the chance.
– Saddest scene of the episode: Oliver at the hospital. (Powerful scene and great work by Stephen Amell.)
– Words to describe Oliver and Felicity scene on jet: quiet, thoughtful, insightful, touching, intimate, soul-bonding.
– Word that best describes Felicity and Ra’s scene: confrontational — though Ra’s shows respect for her.
– Felicity and Oliver’s “morning after” interaction is delightful, intimate, teasing and with good humor.
– There is no mention of marriage, proposal or wedding between Oliver and Felicity in this episode.
– Words to describe Oliver and Felicity’s chemistry: sizzling hot, scorching hot, heart-melting, take-my-breath-away.
– What to have nearby while watching Oliver and Felicity’s sex scene: champagne, maybe a fan and ice cubes.
– There are no scenes with Caity Lotz as Black Canary in this episode.
– There is a great Diggle and Maseo scene.
– Oliver and Diggle’s bromance is stronger than ever throughout the entire episode.
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