Not lately, but I worked as a bouncer for three years. Drunks are not super.Have you dealt with drunk people recently?
No fear, and they don't feel pain.
(Which is balanced by diminished capacity and increased stupidity.)
Not lately, but I worked as a bouncer for three years. Drunks are not super.Have you dealt with drunk people recently?
No fear, and they don't feel pain.
(Which is balanced by diminished capacity and increased stupidity.)
You yourself brought up mirakuru. Between that and the gradual introduction of other powers, there's all sort of possible ways for her to eventually become super within the confines of the show's comic-book logic.Because someone seems to think that Laurel is in a position to become a super hero within some reasonable time limit of the series run.
Right now she is not super, she is not normal, she is below a normal person. Unless she gets some super soldier serum, she has a LONGER path to being super than Sarah and Ollie did. This is my point.
You, yourself, didn't bring up the mirakuru. You, yourself, without the benefit of mirakuru, equated Sarah with Laurel. You, yourself, argued that it was reasonable to believe that Laurel could reach a par with Sarah within a reasonable timeframe, and that "Laurel haters" would regret their words.You yourself brought up mirakuru. Between that and the gradual introduction of other powers, there's all sort of possible ways for her to eventually become super within the confines of the show's comic-book logic.
This is a show that has brought a character back from the freaking dead... and you're arguing that a drunk shaping up and eventually becoming a badass is a bridge too far?![]()
Always.Do you ever see Popeye Cartoons as PSA for steroids?
Because guns don't kill people. People with crossbows kill people.Give her a gun.
I still don't understand how Ollie convinced Huntress that crossbows were better than guns.
Give her a gun.
I still don't understand how Ollie convinced Huntress that crossbows were better than guns.
Uh... no, I didn't. And I'm posting in an Arrow thread, so established fictional cheats like mirakuru are fair game without my needing to explicitly invoke them.You, yourself, didn't bring up the mirakuru. You, yourself, without the benefit of mirakuru, equated Sarah with Laurel.You yourself brought up mirakuru.
Mirakuru, plus an infusion of Sara's katra, including all her years of training. Boom, there's Laurel as Black Canary in two simple, fast, and steps. Easy when you know how, really.Roy was initially depicted as tough, street wise, athletic, and motivated. He didn't have anything to recover from. He was already BETTER than Ollie was, first year on the island. Even so, the writers understood that to make Roy believable as a superhero, they had bump him up. If they didn't then he was about half of what Ollie was, if that.
How do you make Laurel believable?
You yourself brought up mirakuru. Between that and the gradual introduction of other powers, there's all sort of possible ways for her to eventually become super within the confines of the show's comic-book logic.Because someone seems to think that Laurel is in a position to become a super hero within some reasonable time limit of the series run.
Right now she is not super, she is not normal, she is below a normal person. Unless she gets some super soldier serum, she has a LONGER path to being super than Sarah and Ollie did. This is my point.
This is a show that has brought a character back from the freaking dead... and you're arguing that a drunk shaping up and eventually becoming a badass is a bridge too far?![]()
Well, we haven't seen "katra" used in this franchise. So even according to this recipe, Laurel as BC would be unprecedented.Mirakuru, plus an infusion of Sara's katra, including all her years of training. Boom, there's Laurel as Black Canary in two simple, fast, and steps. Easy when you know how, really.
I'm not saying the writers should indeed make it that fast and easy. I'm just saying it can be done.
You yourself brought up mirakuru. Between that and the gradual introduction of other powers, there's all sort of possible ways for her to eventually become super within the confines of the show's comic-book logic.Because someone seems to think that Laurel is in a position to become a super hero within some reasonable time limit of the series run.
Right now she is not super, she is not normal, she is below a normal person. Unless she gets some super soldier serum, she has a LONGER path to being super than Sarah and Ollie did. This is my point.
This is a show that has brought a character back from the freaking dead... and you're arguing that a drunk shaping up and eventually becoming a badass is a bridge too far?![]()
It all comes down to her name. People want her to become the Black Canary because her name is Dinah Lance. I don't really get this since the name still doesn't agree with any version of the comic book version Black Canary (I think). The name Lance was originally her husband's name and later, when it was her father's name, her mother was the original Black Canary. So the argument about being true to the comics only holds if we discover that Laurel and Sarah's mother had once been the Black Canary herself.
Feel free to poke holes in that because my memory could be wrong and I didn't feel like looking it up.
Hansel and Gretel had better crossbows.1. Alex Kingston is super hot, and could totally pull Oliver.
2. Unlike all the other contenders, her name is Dinah Lance.
Well, Laurel is being a b*tch and will have to grow up. Looking forward to Clock King, this should be a great villain.Felicity feels left out when Oliver makes Sara a part of the team; a brilliant thief known as the Clock King arms himself with technology that can open bank vaults; Laurel refuses to attend a party for Sara.
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