By 2 weeks ago • • • x • • • A revelation-packed new episode of Arrow saw Oliver readjust to life outside prison, a big advancement in the 2039 plotline and the new Green Arrow’s secret identity revealed. Continuing the quality resurgence that began with the first episode of Arrow Season 7, “Unmasked” featured lots of meaningful storytelling progression, a few quality character moments and several shocking reveals. Undeniably, the biggest shock of the week was finally finding out who was underneath the hood the New Green Arrow. And despite what my colleague, the new Emerald Archer is not 2039 William (Ben Lewis). That said, this episode had more going on than its titular shocking unmasking and its very intriguing implications. It also featured some significant developments in the 2039 plotline and it would be fair to say things got even darker. Things weren’t much better in the present as Oliver (Stephen Amell) and Felicity (Emily Bett Rickards) finally confronted their long-simmering marital issues.

More from CW • • • • • When confronted, she initially claimed that she sold just Felicity some bomb components. But some snooping suggested that the pair was actually working together to plot Star City’s destruction. Facing a dead end, the team agreed to go see Zoe’s (Andrea Sixtos) estranged father Rene (Rick Gonzalez) to seek answers. In the present day, Rene is both a deeply committed father and ardent vigilante supporter but in the future, he’s neither. Clearly, something monumentally bad happens to him to break his faith. And since we now know William doesn’t take up his father’s’ mantle in 2018, it seems like this bleak as hell future is immutable. If that’s the case, it really makes the present-day events of this season feel futile.

No matter what they do, it seems Team Arrow is fated to fail their city. Arrow–Photo: Dean Buscher/The CW. Acquired via CW TV PR 4. “I guess some people don’t change that much after all” So, this episode’s main plot was that someone using Green Arrow’s gimmick was killing random members of Star City’s upper crust.

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However, the group quickly figured out this was not the same vigilante that helped them take down Diaz (Kirk Acevedo). It was eventually revealed that the rich jerk had paid a mercenary to kill off his old business partners as Arrow. Consequently, Oliver retook his mantle to take down said jerk with the SCPD. When the new mayor demanded Dinah arrest Oliver, she revealed that she had made Green Arrow an official member of the police department. This was a shocking moment for several reasons. One, Oliver, can now operate in the open as a vigilante. Two, Dinah has reversed her previous anti-vigilante stance and is now subverting the law in making a superhero part of the force.

And three, Dinah’s groundbreaking hiring decision will likely be the catalyst for Star City’s dystopic future. By officially sanctioning Green Arrow’s activities, Dinah has irrevocably altered how the city’s legal system functions, which somehow led to the city’s downfall.

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