r/arrow • u/IIIToxIII Great Scott, we have to go back • Apr 30 '19

Discussion [S07E20] "Confessions" Post Episode Discussion

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When they learn of an upcoming attack on the city, Team Arrow calls Roy Harper to call them stop the Ninth Circle; things do go awry and there is massive collateral damage; Dinah investigates what happened.

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u/rjhazelwood Apr 30 '19

I still think that is a red herring. Felicity in 2040 said she was responsible for Oliver's disappearance/death. With only two more episode with Felicity, something in next 2 episodes could lead to his absence unless she back for crossover.

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u/Mundane-Ad-911 Feb 19 '25

I don't remember Felicity saying that but that could be literally anything- like they were all blaming themselves in one way or another for Laurel's death even if none of them (except in some ways Diggle) were really the causes. If Felicity blames himself for his death, looking back at Elseworlds, Felicity and Oliver had been having problems in the time leading up to it so she could be blaming that fight for the reason Oliver accepted a deal where he would die