Post by Deleted on Jun 5, 2018 12:11:31 GMT
In hindsight, I think Lance should have been kept in the dark about Oliver's identity; maybe even Laurel's. How they would have dealt with Sara or Laurel's death, or how Sara came back or Black Siren is hard to say, but I think once he out and out knew, that marked a distinct shift; where there seemed to be very little pretense about his secret identity, and at that point or soon after all of the main characters knew who the Green Arrow was. And the show wasn't the same any more.
I agree. I think if better handled Quinton could have become more like Barbara's Dad and played a big part in the show as commissioner but I think while they were jerking him around they lost direction for him as you said and didn't know what to do with him. In the last two seasons he has been the one character that has served the least purpose in the show and hasn't really done much of anything outside of being a character that exists to talk to or support other characters and I am not sure if that was so much 'cause he knew about the Green Arrow's identity - I think Quinton still could have served a greater purpose in the show knowing who the Green Arrow was but after he found out it was the beginning of his decline and I think Sara leaving and going to 'DC's Legends of Tomorrow' and Laurel being killed off added to that too. I am surprised over how many people know the superheroes identities in these shows now and there is hardly anybody left in 'Arrow', 'The Flash' and 'Supergirl' that don't know Oliver, Barry and Kara are the Green Arrow, The Flash and Supergirl. They have become like the second half of 'Smallville' where all the characters knew Clark had powers except they did it a lot earlier and I think they should have held it off longer.
