The Flash Season 3: 5 Ups And 3 Downs From 'Magenta'
1. Suiting
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With Harry Wells finally giving his
blessing for daughter Jesse to embrace her superspeed, she was quick to join
Barry in helping to stop Magenta from destroying Central City’s hospital. That
was nice enough to see, but the bigger reward came later upon Jesse’s return to
S.T.A.R. Labs.
It was there that Jesse Wells fully became
Jesse Quick as she was given her own superhero suit. Every good hero needs a
good hero get-up, and this was that crowning moment for Jesse, with Cisco Ramon
having put together a superhero outfit that very much paid homage to other
speedsters whilst also having enough about it to mark it out as unique and
purely for Jesse Quick.
We already know that we’ll be getting a better
look at Jesse fully suited-up in next week’s episode, and it’s always nice to
know that there are other speedsters
out there. Now though, we can only hope that Jesse continues her superhero ways
over on Earth-2 so that the focus of The Flash can get back on, well, The Flash
where heroic speedsters are concerned.
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