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

5. Jesse€™s Death Is On Barry?

Harrison Wells, regardless of what Earth he€™s from, seemingly can€™t help but be a bit of a d*ck. In this week€™s d*ck move, Wells puts the potential death of daughter Jesse completely at the door of Barry Allen. As he puts it, her death, should it happen, is on Barry Allen. Wells is clearly a super genius, but his logic here is certainly flawed. After all, it€™s Zoom who has kidnapped Jesse, it€™s Barry who has come over to a completely alternative world to help Wells and stop Zoom, and all the Scarlet Speedster is doing is looking to temporarily replace his alternative self in order to find out the exact location of Zoom.
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