It was the kind of hard victory that heroes are so often asked to take as a win. By episode's end, Arrow is the hero who would save a mob boss' life, so that Helena wouldn't make the biggest mistake of hers. What works best in 'Vendetta' is the way it depicts how far Ollie has come from the angry man who snapped necks with zero compunction. So Arrow takes on the challenge of saving the Huntress, and winds up saving himself in the process.
But those people are kept at arm's length, and as good an associate as John Diggle (David Ramsey) has become, Oliver's not quite ready to be as upstanding and righteous as Diggle thinks he can be. Yes, she's with Tommy (Colin Donnell) now, but even a justifiably bitter ex-girlfriend and a recently penniless best buddy are something of a support system, a reason to continue the fight for justice and not let revenge turn him completely into a hateful killer. Oliver's actions may have cost him the love of his life, but at least Laurel (Katie Cassidy) is still alive. It turns out, as damaged as Oliver is, Helena may be worse off. Helena seems to dig it the crossbow goes great with his bow and arrow, purple and green look good together…so why can't things last? For a moment, Helena's classes with professor Queen seem to pay off the two make a hit on a drug dealer and walk away without killing anyone. He's more interested in forcing those people to own up to their crimes and pay for what they've done, not just die for it.
At first, she doesn’t get it the distinction isn't enough for her – Arrow kills, so why can't the Huntress? Slowly, Ollie begins to illustrate that Arrow isn't just out to put bad guys in the ground or to start mob wars between the Bertinelli crew and the Triads. In 'Vendetta,' Oliver takes the Huntress under his wing to show her a different way of doing things. After last week's revealing ' Muse of Fire' episode, Arrow makes the case that Oliver Queen (Stephen Amell) can learn to become a different - and possibly better - hero by trying to keep another vigilante from crossing a potentially devastating moral line.īy showing his new flame Helena (Jessica De Gouw) that her quest for revenge would be better served if she weren't consumed by it, or didn't let it dictate her increasingly reckless actions, Oliver has taken the next step in what it means to be a hero, not just another vigilante.
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