Ive been thinking about the trolley problem they gave felicity where she chose to kill the one (havenrock) to save the five (monument point).

As a programmer trolley problem has been brought up in real-life scenarios for me before although the stakes were not death.

Since I first saw the trolley problem in college I believed that not doing anything was the choice that would most ease my concience. If 5 die, someone else killed them. If I kill the one, it is my fault. So I believe Felicity did commit mass murder of ragman's entire town. Theres ofcourse schools of philisophy that consider inaction to saving lives to be bad, but that would blame the entire planet other than Dahrk, had nobody diverted the Nuke.

Theres also excellent theories about how 5 people's lives are not more important than one, its not the math we should do. Afterall, we do not simply condone cannibalism if it could feed 5 people.

I found Curtis specially saying that Dahrk was to blame for Havenrock to be a terrible exchange. Out of all them Curtis's character seemed to respect life most and it didn't seem that respectful in that moment.

Ofcourse the whole Dahrk Nukes and Noah's ark storyline was dumb af. But their handling of the aftermath in an otherwise good season 5 bothers me more every rewatch. I think the writers truly did a garbage job with such an insanely high-stakes event.

Anyone else get destroyed by the ending of season 7. Especially when oliver is crying and has to leave his family to die in crisis.

I know it was Laurel but I’m rewatching season 4 and I know people predict a lot of theories back then

I built a trivia website with about a 100 questions for this show and so I wanted to share it with fans

https://triviagauntlet.app/challenge.html?theme=arrow&round=1

Comment your score /20 below

If you find any wrong questions in the quiz .. let me know and I ll fix it asap

P.S the app also has multiplayer , Wordle and word search games for people into that

More questions are available in the app

FYI : If you want more of a challenge you can click on Profile icon on the top right and then settings and turn off the options so you type the answers

Hi everyone! I am trying to track down an old Arrow Alternate Universe fanfiction that I read on AO3. I can't remember the name or author, but the plot is very distinct: • Felicity is a total nerd and a close family friend of the Queens. She has never dated or been with anyone. • She is about to head off to college, and because she doesn't want to go there clueless, she approaches Oliver. • She asks him to "train" her for physical contact and teach her how to kiss. • Oliver is super hesitant and thinks it'll be awkward, but Felicity kisses him anyway. Oliver is completely gone for her from that exact moment. • A remarkable scene I remember happens after she leaves for school: Oliver comes to visit her at college with Thea, and I think that's the moment when he finally confesses his feelings to her. Does anyone know the title of this story or have the AO3 link? Thank you so much!

Would any of yall love to see an Arrow reboot for at least 2 more seasons? Or at least some season's where they detailed his 5 years away from Starling properly? Like ysll thoughts

In teen wolf, too. He seems far too angry all the time like he hates life. And there is zero connection between him and Thea. Like genuinely you would think he despises her from how he acts any time she does anything.

Like it would have made sense to settle to the conclusion that just because she resembles their dead friend doesn’t mean she’s a good person or would ever be like her. And worst of all was having Quentin replace his dead daughter to relieve his own grief. Where did her changing sides even come from when she was already a remorseless murderer working for monsters like Zoom, Prometheus, Cayden James and Diaz?

I did have one idea. If you go into the forest and gather as much bamboo as you can find... We could build ourselves a boat, like they did on "Gilligan's Island."

If Ollie knew he was responsible for dropping the joker in a pit of acid. That he essentially created joker… would he kill him for the treacherous acts joker commits? Or would his conscience weigh heavy and make him attempt to help him

I am a huge Arrow fan and thought you guys would enjoy this!

This was a metal sword of Ra's Al Ghuls seen in a shot with a shelf of swords of his. I can't remember the exact episode but the sword is amazing. It's metal and the blade looks like it's painted to make it look aged. It was never used in combat from what I remember just as a decorative piece but still really cool.

For me its the while split team arrow and deputized hero thing I thought that was so stupid

Man, I don't know what it is about this show, but I just can't seem to get enough of it. 😂

I've probably rewatched the show 3-4 times by now, and seasons 1, 2 and 3? I've lost count of how many times I've watched those. Probably 5+ times each at this point.

Whenever I finish a good show and don't know what to watch next, I somehow end up going back to Arrow. I do skip some of the seasons on rewatches, obviously, but the early seasons never get old for me.

And it's not like I think the show is perfect. It has plenty of flaws, some questionable storylines, and moments that make you wonder what the writers were thinking. But honestly, none of that seems to matter when I go back to watch it again.

I love Oliver, the villains, the characters, their relationships, the whole vibe of the show. There's just something about it that clicks with me. I've tried watching the other Arrowverse shows, but none of them have come close to giving me the same feeling. I can't even really explain why.

Does anyone else feel this way about Arrow? Like, you know all its flaws, you've seen it multiple times, but you still find yourself coming back to it anyway?

canonically, Adrian Chase is Vigilante so who did you think Prometheus was?

I’m rewatching the arrow and currently on s3, but I question how far away starling city is from nanda parbat because of how often all of them go back and forth.

Not even just their looks, their personalities lol.

The fight between Slade and Billy was awesome. Skip to 1:50 if you just want to see the fight between Slade and Billy

Graham shields (the actor for victor krane) played Cyrus gold in arrow.

Ever since i watched arrow especially season 1 this 100% could work.

I'm mixed on season 8. On one hand I really like how each episode before crisis was a call back to the most crucial parts of the show and it was overall well written. But I really don't like how they changed crisis to be Oliver's death instead of Barry's. And I also don't like that oliver became the specter I thought that was ridiculous.

But the best thing about this season without a doubt is them giving us the green arrow and black canary duo It really showed us what we could've gotten from the previous season if they would've locked in with earth one Laurel's character. Especially her costume because it's peak. I believe Stephen Amell and Katie Cassidy had the best chemistry in this season. It really got me thinking maybe they should've gotten together and with Mia being there with those two I was thinking low-key Laurel could've been her mother lmao.

Arrow just got shadow dropped on Amazon prime in the US and no one Is talking about it online