Arrow
Arrow: Identity (02 x 02)
China White is back!
As if we didn’t see her enough in the first season, she seems to be staying put for a while. This tme the Hood not only has one villain to worry about, but he now has another on his hands.
Sebastian Blood.
Blood waltzes into Starling City with a chip on his shoulder and this sense that he’s fighting for something he believe is worth it. But is it? Once he gets his hands on Oliver, I can hardly say it is. Especially since Oliver keeps letting the villains get away.
Oliver’s biggest problem is Laurel. Not in a romantic sense, finally. But literally, Lauren has been leading the police to find the vigilante and they are getting the Oliver’s way. It doesn’t help that every since Tommy died, Oliver has vowed not to kill again. What will become of White and Blood? They have no problem killing our beloved Hood, he needs to start standing up for himself.
Then there’s Roy. After taking down China White’s accomplice like a champ and then flipping his car, he ends up in jail. He knows things about the Glades and keeps trying to protect them no matter what the cost. His information falls into Oliver’s hands, and thats where the Hood decides to take on Roy as an informant. At first I thought it was a little low for Oliver to take on a side kick, but Roy is really starting to grow on me.
Oliver really needs to reestablish his reputation in the Glades. Thanks to his mother and Mr. Meryl, he’s not very welcomed there unless he’s in his Hood. The people of the Glades don’t trust the billionaire playboy, but the have no choice but to trust the Emerald Archer. Oliver needs to learn how to juggle CEO and vigilante and soon or it will catch up to him fast.
Opposites attack. How will the Arrow team hold up against everyone enemy they have ever let go? Find out Wednesday at 8/7C on the CW!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tb61Ra_1ijg
We come back into Arrow right where we left off last week. Slade is in Oliver’s house and he’s getting pretty friendly with Moira Queen. Turns out that he’s now making donations to Moira’s mayoral campaign. Well played, Slade Wilson, well played. Slade even digs the knife in deeper when he suggested opening a bottle of rum and having a drink toward “friendship”.
Normally I’m not a big fan of the flashbacks as you’ve learned from my reviews of Season One, but this episodes flashbacks were actually crucialto the storyline. Oliver and Slade were brothers on the island. Slade taught Oliver everything he knew, especially when it came to the bow and arrow. Which puts in perspective how dangerous Slade actually is.
While trying to take over the cargo ship, Oliver allowed for himself to be caught by Ivo and his men and thrown into a cell. Ivo, not being agentle man, puts Ollie in his torture chair. After realizing that Oliver won’t give up the coordinates of his friends easily, he injects him with a truth serum. The location of Slade and Sara flows easily from his lips the moment the serum goes through his system. No, Ollie, No!! But wait, another flashback, Sara created a serum that would fight off the truth serum and give Oliver a clear head. He gave Ivo the wrong information and now Sara and Slade can come take over the ignorant ship. After a long fight, Ivo lets it slip that Oliver is the reason that Shado is dead, that Ollie chose Sara over Shado. The anger that flashes in Slade’s eyes is mystifying. His “brother” betrayed him and is the reason the woman that he loves is dead. Slade turns on Oliver and Ivo escapes. More truth starts coming out when Slade reveals that he kept the Mirakura. He makes Oliver a promise that he’s not going to end his life until he has known complete and utter despair.
Back in Starling City we find Roy training with Sara, Diggle and Felicity. He looks pretty hopeless. When Oliver alerts them that Slade is in his house, they all devise a plan. Diggle sets up outside the mansion to take a shot at Slade as he leaves, Roy heads into the house to get Thea and Moira out of the way just in case anything goes wrong, and Sara is just ready to fight. Everyone is there except for Felicity.
Just before Slade leaves, he tells Oliver that he made a promise a while back, and he’s now here to fulfill it. Diggles goes to take his shot and someone comes behind him and knocks him out. What?!! Slade gets away free.
Moira takes Slade’s side when Oliver goes back in to talk to his mother. She can’t overlook the way he was treating her benefactor and if that’s the way he’s going to act, maybe he shouldn’t live with them anymore. Bold move, Moira. Especially since a few months ago, you tried leveling the city.
The last scene shows Slade watching several video screens. His trip to the house wasn’t for nothing. The tour Moira gave him provided plenty of time to plant cameras throughout the mansion.
Slade is set on making Oliver pay, but who will be caught in the crossfire? And who knocked out Diggle? Could it be Felicity? What do you think? Tweet @brittanydebaltz and keep the conversation going.
Arrow Wednesday at 8/7C on the CW
Five years ago I made you a promise, I’m here to fulfill it.
The Oliver – Slade face-off that we’ve all been waiting for is finally happening? Will Ollie come out victorious or will he lose everyone he loves? Find out Wednesday at 8/7C on the CW!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YqZyTG5aZd0
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