godisawesome
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I figure these guys as a group are going to be an integral subplot for this whole universe, especially with one Al Ghul headed into a live action appearnace in Arrow.
So, we've seen Al-Owal and his henchmen, including the Assassin who seemed to know Sara personally before she killed him, we've got Malcolm, who seems to have crossed a line that requires Ra's to personally seek his permanent death, and we've got Nyssa coming to town with a vested interest, implied to be somewhat personal in bringing Sara back under her family's thumb.
So, anybody got any ideas why Malcolm has made himself persona-non-grata with these guys? I mean, Moira says they've got a code that he broke, but what the heck did he do?
Was his attack on the Galdes just a little too random? Was he supposed to target the rich as well as the poor? Was his failure to report back seen as him going AWOL? Or does Ra's Al Ghul, patriarch of DC's First Family of Evil, feel Merlin should leave Thea alone?
So, we've seen Al-Owal and his henchmen, including the Assassin who seemed to know Sara personally before she killed him, we've got Malcolm, who seems to have crossed a line that requires Ra's to personally seek his permanent death, and we've got Nyssa coming to town with a vested interest, implied to be somewhat personal in bringing Sara back under her family's thumb.
So, anybody got any ideas why Malcolm has made himself persona-non-grata with these guys? I mean, Moira says they've got a code that he broke, but what the heck did he do?
Was his attack on the Galdes just a little too random? Was he supposed to target the rich as well as the poor? Was his failure to report back seen as him going AWOL? Or does Ra's Al Ghul, patriarch of DC's First Family of Evil, feel Merlin should leave Thea alone?