Supergirl Season 1: 9 Big Questions We're Asking After 'Livewire'

3. Did Winn Just Make A Move?

Poor Winn Schott. You just can€™t help but feel for the guy. From the first episode we€™ve seen him make his thoughts clear on Kara, but all we€™ve heard from her is how he€™s her best friend (something which is again mentioned here). When Winn finally got to say what he was thankful for on this Thanksgiving, he simply listed Kara and then planted a kiss on the cheek of the apple of his eye. Unfortunately this wasn€™t something that was reciprocated by Kara and she went about getting all gooey-eyed as soon as James Olsen arrived on the scene. One would have to think, if Winn were ever to take up the €˜family business€™ then the spurring of his affections could very well play a part in his future decisions.
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