The Flash Season 3: 7 Ups And 2 Downs From 'Paradox'
1. Consequences
The CW
Finally! Finally Barry seems to be getting
it!
It seems as if after many foolish,
over-eager, at-times selfish decisions, there are now some serious consequences
to the actions of Barry Allen.
Up until now, the mantra of the Scarlet
Speedster has often been to have a look at going back in time to fix a problem
should any major issues arise. Not only has he done this for problems based on
himself, he’s even done this last season to prevent the death of the Green
Arrow.
But even though Barry’s changed the
present several times now, it’s only now that the show is really letting us
see that there really are consequences to Barry’s actions. It’s about time that
it’s not all happy endings and instantly back to a sense of normalcy, and so
seeing Barry struggling with what he himself has done, problems he himself has
created, is a much-needed change of pace for the show.
And as ever, this is something that will
only further help to shape the hero that Barry is and will go on to become in
the future.
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