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Laaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaawd things are looking rough in Starling City yall. Someone out here shooting vigilantes. The episode opens up with Ollie and crew coming into the “Arrow Cave” (should really be called “The Quiver” as Injustice Harley Quinn suggested) to see Laurel sitting with Sara’s body laid out spread eagle on the table. Merkd. I know it’s a trying time with your sis dead Laurel but you coulda waited outside the door to greet the team, give them the heads up then walk them into the room with their friend’s dead body out chilling. That’s just common sense 101. The whole crew breaks down like a scene outta Dawson’s Creek (pick any scene with pre-Fringe pacey in it) mourning their friend. Ollie is straight up in his “murda murda my mind state” demeanor. Straight G’d up from the bowstring up. Oh Somebody Getting Merk’d For This [divider type=”space_thin”] Ollie gets his Sherlock on at the crime scene where Diggle shows up and let’s him know he jumping back into the band until they find Sara’s killer. Detective Lance hits Ollie on the cellie to tell him there is another copy cat archer in town killing folks (he must have been a fan of season 1). After punching some street goon in the dick when he failed at parkour away to escape (shit was hilarious) Team Arrow gets a lead on one archer that fits the MO and wears a mask (looking like my created character in DC Universe Online). Enter The mercenary Simon Lacroix aka Komodo. He got his avatar down for when the Arrow vi…
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