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Thea Queen was born on January 21, 1995 [2] in Star City to Robert and Moira Queen, [3] (although it is later revealed that Thea is Malcolm Merlyn's biological daughter [4]) and the younger half-sister of Oliver Queen.
After Thea is killed by Raʾs, Malcolm accompanies Oliver to Nanda Parbat to revive her but Oliver is forced to join the League. Malcolm secretly works with Oliver to cripple the League from within and stop the plan of Raʾs to unleash the Alpha/Omega bio-weapon on Starling City. Malcolm leads Team Arrow to save the city until Oliver's return.
The website's critical consensus reads, "Arrow reflects on its past before being confronted by the future in a wistful installment that pays fond farewell to Willa Holland." [ 11 ] Allison Shoemaker of The A.V. Club rated the episode B+, saying, "Thea, wonderful Thea, has always been great, even when the show had no idea what to do with her.
Oliver and Thea find out that Diaz is keeping a hostage, revealed to be former Team Arrow member Roy Harper, prompting Thea to once again assume her vigilante persona to try and rescue him. Dinah, upon hearing of the situation, says she is willing to help out this once, but Oliver refuses, saying that, if she does not trust him, he does not ...
Nyssa kidnaps Thea in an attempt to draw out Merlyn, known by the League as the "Magician"; but Oliver arrives to rescue Thea. Merlyn arrives shortly after to clear his name and insinuates to Nyssa that it was Ra's who had Sara killed. Nyssa does not believe him; but Oliver does and vows to protect Merlyn for as long as he is in Starling.
"Doppelganger" is the fifteenth episode of the sixth season, and 130th episode overall of The CW series Arrow. The episode sees the return of former main character Roy Harper (Colton Haynes). It also sees the return of Thea donning her Speedy suit since the ninth episode of the fifth season. [2]
On Arrow this week, nearly every major decision either implicitly or explicitly involved fathers. From Malcolm Merlyn to Felicity's returning father to Nyssa's dead dad to Oliver himself, fatherhood looms large over the characters' choices in this episode (which, if the utterance of that word approximately 72 times within the first 15 minutes ...
The episode recaptures precisely what Roy represented for Arrow during his tenure, all of which boils down to three key elements. First, there's the parkour, now and forever, and I deeply appreciate Arrow going to the trouble of giving us the most Roy Harper-ish reintroduction possible with his various chase sequences. Second, there's his ...