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Laurel: Where is Merlyn?
Oliver: He said he has to attend to League business. I can't believe I'm going to say this, but I owe him one.
Laurel: I helped out a little bit, too.
Oliver: Yes, you did.
Dinah: I'm grateful for Oliver and for the whole team, but I don't think it matters with Laurel. I don't think she ever even wanted that kind of support.
Felicity: Or maybe she wanted it more than any of us and didn't realize it until it was gone.
The Oliver that I met eight years ago is not the one we say goodbye to today. Oliver always told me that in order to save his city, he had to become someone else, he had to become something else. I always thought that meant becoming the Green Arrow, but today I realized that meant becoming a better man. The best man he knew how to be, and he took all of us with him on that journey. He changed everything. Oliver brought heroes into the world, he inspired heroes. He inspired all of us here. I was his brother. And Oliver Queen was mine. Of course, life will go on. It always does. But how, with twists and turns it will take, I can't say. I don't know what the future holds, except to say expect the unexpected. Oliver may be gone, but his mission endures. That mission lives on, Oliver lives on in the people he inspired. Some will take that mission to the rest of the world, maybe even beyond that. Because if the past eight years have shown us anything, it's that this universe is far bigger than any of us could have dared imagine, even if it is a little less bright without him in it.
Diggle
Ray: How many abandoned warehouses are in this city? No, no, I'm genuinely curious.
Oliver: Stay focused, Ray.
Felicity: Maybe Simmons isn't in there.
Oliver: Do you get this anxious when I'm out in the field?
Felicity: I genuinely cannot think of an answer to that question that does not get me in trouble.
[Diggle looks at Oliver, shakes his head no]
Ray: There's not a visual sighting or any reading at all from the ATOM. I mean the suit, not myself in the third person.
Oliver: There's a decent chance that you and Palmer are related.
[Sarcastic glance from Felicity and return side glance from Oliver]
My sister wasn't born a killer. Malcolm Merlyn made her one and I let it happen.
Oliver
Home is a battlefield.
John Diggle
Felicity: Ray, when you come back from the dead, you're supposed to start living again. What's going on?
Ray: I've been catching up on the past six months, my company, my city, my life, and I feel like Tom Sawyer watching his own funeral, except in my case nobody cares.
I used to be you, or you used to be me. Strong, confident, brunette. But you wasted all that away to go play superhero, and look where that got you.
Goth Felicity
Laurel: Look. I used to feel the same way as you. He has this way of seducing you. Making you feel like he's some kind of guardian angel. But he's not. He causes chaos and death. And you trying to emulate him just makes the situation worse.
Roy: Half the city fell into the hole. I'd say the situations already worse.
Laurel: Who, like you and The Hood?
Roy: There are others. Others out there who are willing to do what's right. I've seen them. I've seen her.
Laurel: I'm not interested in anyone else. Just him.
Nyssa: Thank you, Laurel, I was alone and adrift and you have shown me kindness.
Laurel: I'm only returning the favor. Isn't that what you did for Sara?
Arrow: What do you think you're doing?
Black Canary: Your job, apparently!
He has a son? I’ll make sure he suffers, too.
Joe
