28 WTF Moments From The Flash's Season 2 Premiere

19. Honoured Eddie

Eddie Thawne Dead
The CW

Nothing quite hits home as hard as a picture of a fallen soldier.

Having sacrificed himself to bring an end to the torment of Reverse-Flash at the end of Season 1, Eddie Thawne’s image is now enshrined on the wall of the CCPD headquarters.

It’s a nice nod to the events of last season, whilst also serving as a reminder to Iris West about her fallen beloved.

Certain rumours suggest that Rick Cosnett’s Eddie may reappear at some point during Season 2, but for now he’s well and truly listed amongst those deceased.

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