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r/Lenormand•

So I use Lenormand for a meditation tool to start my day. I know they are intended to be predictive, but that's not how I've been using the cards.

Tuesday morning's three cards drawn were: Tower Man Bouquet.

...I'm kind of hesitant to draw cards this morning...

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r/cakeday•

I need to shake my fist at the kids and tell them to get out of my yard while lamenting the lack of Caturday posts. I guess. Yeah cake. The cake is a lie.

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r/arrow•

[S4E07] Darhk aged?

S4E07 SPOILERS

Darhk seem to appear much older at the Starling Bay press conference after his encounter with Thea. Did that age him? Or was that just the result of the lighting-- i.e. this is what evil looks like in the light of day?

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r/arrow•

I heard an echo from Star Wars when Damien Dhark says spoiler

Compare this to the moment in the very first Star Wars (New Hope) when one of the admirals says to Darth Vader, “Don’t try to frighten us with your sorcerer’s ways, Lord Vader. Your sad devotion to that ancient Jedi religion has not helped you conjure up the stolen data tapes, or given you enough clairvoyance to find the rebels’ hidden fortress.” Vader starts force choking him and says, “I find your lack of faith disturbing.”

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r/LegendsOfTomorrow•

I posted this is r/arrow and was told to post it here too:

So Ray has been "out of town" for an extended period of time between "Al Sah-him" (Arrow Ep. 3x21) and "This is your sword" (Arrow Ep. 3x22). And in 3x22 seemingly out of the blue Ray transfers his ownership of the company to Felicity. My theory is that Rip Hunter was in contact with Ray during this period of time and Ray is only back to put his affairs in order before going to work with Rip Hunter full-time. Or he's seen some glimpse of the future and knows that Felicity/Oliver do end up with the company again. This is consistent with the showrunners from Flash and Arrow trying to overlap their timelines when they started Flash, t

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r/arrow•

So Ray has been "out of town" for an extended period of time between "Al Sah-him" (Ep. 3x21) and "This is your sword" (Ep. 3x22). And in 3x22 seemingly out of the blue Ray transfers his ownership of the company to Felicity. My theory is that Rip Hunter was in contact with Ray during this period of time and Ray is only back to put his affairs in order before going to work with Rip Hunter full-time. Or he's seen some glimpse of the future and knows that Felicity/Oliver do end up with the company again.

Consistent with the showrunners from Flash and Arrow trying to overlap their timelines when they started Flash, the start of Legends will overlap with the end of this season of Arrow.

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r/arrow•

We got to see quite a lot of Sara's post-LoA-induction body during the show, but she didn't have a spoiler Is that something they do to all LOA members and her was ... where... on her ass? Or only to the heir, in which case, why would they have that whole set up, tools, and ritual for a once in a 600+ year ceremony.

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