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            In the new year, new alliances will form.  The team will be divided with Dinah, Curtis, and  Rene forming a team of their own.  Was Oliver's decision to put Diggle in charge as the Green Arrow the  catalyst that caused the new members to leave?  Oliver had always been in charge, but when  he left it in Diggle's hands, things changed.  At first Diggle had a difficult time making decisions partly because of his injury that he told no  one about.  So  when Oliver came back, he expected things to be the same and the were not.  The new members had made decisions too, and so  Rene did  what he what he thought was the right thing to do.  I think we shall find the new  team in a little bit of  trouble.  My guess is that they won't be apart long.                  Oliver will form a new alliance with someone else as well.  My top guesses were Nyssa, Roy, or the Huntress,  but from what I have gleaned reading online is that it may very well be Black Siren.  Frankly, I h

             The Christian  Post has reported that the team members will have doubts about Dinah Drake.  Can  they really trust her after she  has  seen Vincent Sobel, aka, Vigilante?  She has told the team that she  didn't reveal any information  to him, but do they know that even as they have split and Curtis and Rene have gone with  Dinah, that Dinah has continued to see Vincent?  If they find out what will they think?  Does anyone yet know that Vincent works with James?  Working with James will make Vincent more powerful that he ever was alone, and what will Dinah do when she finds out? They say it will probably take something quite drastic for Dinah to prove to everyone she now cares for that she truly wants to be with the team. You can read the article and view the trailer on this link : https://www.christianpost.com/news/arrow-season-6-episode-10-spoilers-squad-to-continue-questioning-dinahs-loyalty-211411/ What do you think?  Will the team give her another chance?

                 I  just read an  interesting article from the Christian Post about the mid-season premiere  of Arrow.  Laurel Lance will begin her transformation with the mid-season premiere January  18. Many fans  have mixed feelings  on  the rehabilitation of Laurel Lance and introducing her to the public.  Can she be fully rehabilitated?  Oliver and Lance believe there is a piece of their Laurel in the Earth  2 Laurel Lance.  Will she be totally changed, or will she come and  go between Flash and Arrow?  Will she come in from time to time to help Oliver and reunite with her father?   She had been married to Earth 2's Oliver, so how will she feel about Oliver married to Felicity?  Felicity has many mixed feelings about not trusting the current Laurel Lance, will that change?  All of these questions being answered in future stories  could make things interesting.     I also read that Jessica DeGouw might possible appear in the mid-season premiere as the Huntress. In a previous

      According to the synopsis for Divided,  Oliver learns some information about Cayden  James and then turns to an unlikely source for help. Two questions then emerge:  What does he  find  out? To whom does he turn?  Oliver could  find out who  Cayden  James son  is, but that doesn't seem like a reason  for him to turn to  unlikely help, does it?  My guess is that he finds out that James has a team assembled of  BS, Vincent Sobel, Anatoly and Ricardo Diaz, aka Dragon.  So to whom could he turn?  Could  he go back to his team  and ask  them?  He could but then that does't seem so unlikely does it?  If this little synopsis  wasn't a tease then perhaps Oliver goes to Nyssa  for help.  That certainly seems like an unlikely source for help, doesn't it?            What if Oliver gets Lance to talk with Laurel and he works with the Black Siren  for help?  Now that really would be an unlikely source, but possible if, as the writers stated, they will rehabilitate Lau

        The showrunners have stated that Roy  Harper will return around episode 15 for a short story arc.  It will be significant for Thea's story.  There have been lots of speculation as to what this will mean.  Apparently Willa Holland, Thea Queen, wanted few episodes just as she had last season.  Some speculate  that she wants out of the show.  There hasn't been  much for her to  do in the last few episodes.  We know she told Oliver that she's  not feeling as strong as she once did, but she  has indeed gone through a lot of trauma.  She's had to deal with being killed by Ras Al Ghul and  resurrected, suffered from blood lust, and had to see  her  father step on a land mine to save her.  Add to that being injured and in a coma,  so of course that would make anyone weak.         I've read of two possible story lines.  One is Roy's coming back will help lead Thea Queen off Arrow in a graceful way.  She and Roy will decide to get married, and she'll go off 

        Because he thinks Oliver Queen killed  his  son,  Cayden James wants to execute vengeance against Oliver.  So the next logical  question to then ask is, who is Cayden James' son?  Anne, one of my loyal readers, has suggested that one possible answer is Billy Malone.  This makes so much sense to me.  This helps explain why he went to all the effort to  potentially frame Felicity, because  along with Oliver,  he holds her responsible for his death as well.       How would Cayden James know that Oliver is responsible for his son's death?  We know that Vincent Sobel, the Vigilante, works for him, and he certainly  was present at events last season, so he would know.  It is also possible that Anatoly would know.  The Arrow writers always tie in episodes and characters from past seasons.  Doesn't it make perfect sense to have Billy Malone be Cayden James' son?  What would that do to both Oliver and Felicity when they find  out?  Even though Prometheus used Billy t

              Felicity woke up early and slid out of bed, moving Oliver’s arm gently from around her.  She glanced at the clock five o’clock, she would need the time.  Felicity wanted to cook a special breakfast for Oliver and William.  He knew how to cook because of his time on the island, he had to learn or starve.  Felicity never knew how to cook.  Her mother didn’t really cook, she would just bring in something on her way home from work.   Raisa had given her lessons, and even with her guidance, she still struggled.  Raisa would laugh at her and  one day  Felicity just sat down and cried that it was hopeless.  Raisa give her a  hug and told her that Oliver loved  her whether she could cook or not, and that she if he didn’t appreciate her efforts, she would give her boy a talking too!  Raisa had  practically raised Oliver.  She had  always been  honest with Oliver, even when  his parents had not.  She said to Felicity, “If he were my own son, I would be proud to have him marry yo