The Flash Season 2: 23 WTF Moments From 'Welcome To Earth-2'

10. Nora€™s Alive!

Oh, Barry. Poor, poor Barry Allen. In one of the most heartbreaking moments of The Flash to date, we got to see Barry having a conversation with his mother. Of course, over in Earth-1, mother Nora is dead, killed by the Reverse-Flash in an act that haunts the Scarlet Speedster to this very day. It makes sense that Barry€™s mother is alive in this alternative world, but this is something that probably slipped the mind of most viewers watching as we got swept up in the world of heroes and villains that make up Earth-2. As such, it hit hard, super hard, to see Barry getting to speak to his mum€ even if it wasn€™t really his mum.
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