Arrow (Season 3) Episode 4: The Magician

Nyssa Al Ghul is back up in this piece looking for her Bae Sara. She slipped through Arrow security with ease (which I assume is a an open door with a sign that says, “Not The Arrow’s Hideout At All”…

Nyssa Al Ghul is back up in this piece looking for her Bae Sara. She slipped through Arrow security with ease (which I assume is a an open door with a sign that says, “Not The Arrow’s Hideout At All” at this point) and is holding Ollie at bow point asking what happened to Sara. Ollie: Umm yeaaaaah about Sarah. She dead… again. [divider type=”space_thin”]Nyssa gets her “Naaaah, naaaaaah b” on in disbelief for a second before telling Team Arrow why Sara was back in the first place. She was tracking a former member of the league of Assassins’, a man that use to go by the moniker the magician… You may know him as Malcolm Merlyn. Ollie like “Nah…nah I killed old boy”. Nyssa informs him, “Well that shit aint stick”. Nyssa starts implementing Merlyn as the Murderer of Sara. She suggests using the child he had as bait till Ollie tells her that it’s his sister. Roy tracks Nyssa as she leaves (on Ollie’s request). Ollie arrives at Nyssa’s safe house which was actually Sara’s. Sara had pics of Malcolm feet up chilling in Starbucks, coming out of strip clubs, returning movies back to his local red box, etc. etc. Malcolm Merlyn back up in this piece with a new album basically. [divider type=”space_thin”]Laurel visits her father to investigate a lead Sara had toward Malcolm. Nyssa runs into Laurel a second time (a first being at Sara’s grave where Nyssa told Laurel, “You ain’t even fit to rock Sara’s jacket, that I gave her actually. Out here blaming the League for taking her in go s…

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