Arrow Season 4: 18 WTF Moments From 'Taken'

6. Powerless

Oh, how the tables were turned. With Green Arrow and Co. unable to best Damien Darhk at all since the villain debuted in the season premiere, finally the Emerald Archer was able to do some real damage to Darhk during Taken. After Vixen had managed to neutralize Darhk€™s magical powers, the rogue was left with no advantage as he was forced to face up to Green Arrow with nothing but his fists to rely on. As such, the Master Bowman promptly took Darhk to school, laying an almighty beating on his foe as some semblance of payback and revenge for all of the suffering that he€™d put Oliver through. In fact, you have to think that if it wasn€™t for the watching eyes of William then Ollie would€™ve gone all out and killed Darhk.
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