DC's Legends Of Tomorrow: 18 WTF Moments From 'Star City 2046'
7. Tensions Are High
If the infighting amongst the Legends team wasnt bad enough, this latest episode also saw some pretty heavy angst between the current and former Green Arrows. Oliver Queen is just angry with the world and resigned to the fact that Star City isnt savable, having instead took to the solitude of the dark corners of his Arrowcave. In fact, he even barks at Diggle Jnr. at how hes embarrassing himself in his crusade. Then theres Dig Jnr., a young man who is pissed off at Oliver for having deserted the world and for not helping him in the fight against Deathstroke and the rest of the no-good sorts who are commanding the streets of their once-great city.
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