It's one thing to be a career killer -- evil, certainly, but impersonal. Ra's kills people because he doesn't care about them, because they're strangers and he sees it simply as doing a job. But Nyssa is his daughter. He's supposed to love and accept and take care of her. If anyone forced her into a marriage against her will, it would be awful, but for her own father to do it is just painful to watch.
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But Nyssa's shown that she does have compassion and love in her, at least toward a selected sample of people. That's a partially redeeming feature, from a dramatic standpoint if nothing else. We're not a jury, we're television viewers, so whether we empathize with a fictional character matters more than what crimes they've committed. The fact that Ra's could be so uncaring toward his own daughter, so devoid of basic humanity, makes it effectively impossible to empathize with him or see him as a redeemable figure.
If that were all it was, Ra's wouldn't be forcing Nyssa to marry Oliver. And according to Malcolm in "The Magician" (granted, not an absolutely reliable source), Ra's considered Sara "the degenerate" who'd stolen his daughter's heart. "Degenerate" is a old code word for homosexuals.isn't Ra's issue really about Nyssa being in a same sex relationship...or rather because Sara does not believe in the League of Assassin's values...isn't the real problem he has is that Sara ditched the league in order to be a hero and help people...and do things like show mercy and kindness?
The producers couldn't predict that this would be the same week as the Supreme Court arguments.
(Those are a pretty interesting read if you check out the reports on the full line of questioning from the judges on both sides of the argument--rather than just a CNN/FOX synopsis.)
I'd like to think that, but the fact that he straight-up murdered that guy he thought was Diggle kind of argues against it. I can't believe he'd be so ruthless as to kill a helpless person in cold blood just for the sake of a long con.That said, I am expecting Oliver to be playing a long game here--I don't believe he has been brainwashed.
Except it's got to be confusing for viewers who don't watch The Flash. They'd be wondering how Laurel suddenly got this new ability. They could've included a line or two of exposition about it. Shared universes are fun, but it's always important to consider the viewers who don't watch the other shows.Also, nice to see the actual Canary Cry in action.
THIS!The flashbacks have Rila Fukushima. So no.
THIS!The flashbacks have Rila Fukushima. So no.
So, they're prepping Damian Darhk as the next season villain. Damian Darhk. As in "I'm the son of Bruce Wayne and Talia al Ghul"?
I'm guessing his lineage is going to be retconned...
Things got out of hand at Barry's bachelor party and Bruce's dare goes awry.But that would have to mean that Batman knocked up Talia 400 years ago, and before Ras became Ras.
Yeah, I don't think Ollie's pulling a long con either.
Any chance they could dig up Sara and put her in the Lazarus pit? Does it only work on the injured/living and not the dead?
This has been going on a long time. "Raysh" is the pronunciation that's always been used in DC animated productions, while all the live-action ones prior to this have used the "Rahzz" pronunciation. This is the first one to blend them, and it seems to have the Anglophone characters using "Rahzz" and the foreign characters (both League members and the Yamashiros) using "Raysh." So I guess the premise there is that "Raysh" is the correct pronunciation, but the American characters insist on pronouncing it like it's spelled.Why the different pronunciation of "Ra's?" Some pronounce it like it rhymes with "was" while others (including Ra's himself) seem to pronounce it "Raash" with a long A sound. You would think that by now they would have standardized the pronunciation, unless they deliberately wanted the differences.
She already has superpowers. She's a super-hacker (making her basically this universe's Oracle), and she apparently has the power to turn any guy who's romantically interested in her into a superhero.So, how long before Felicity gets some type of super powers and maybe a skimpy leather outfit to go with them?
Based off of the preview for next week's preview, we're actually going to see Tatsu in the full comic book Katana costume. I was honestly doubting that we would ever see that on the series.
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