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From an interview with Arrow producer Marc Guggenheim:
And a big twist in ep. 15:
Guggenheim himself has admitted he's prone to hyperbole, but obviously some crazy stuff will indeed happen. Like I've said in an earlier post, the Lazarus Pit could be used to bring someone or several characters back, like Tommy, Shado... Laurel will get the Canary Cry and the Atom shrink eventually. The twist could be Oliver joining the LOA to avoid someone close dying, and destroy the enemy from within, applying the: "If you can't beat them, join them" and the good old classic: "Keep your friends close, but your enemies closer".
Ras al Ghul (Matt Nable) is still coming after Malcolm (John Barrowman) and Thea (Willa Holland). Can Oliver protect them?
MARC GUGGENHEIM: Ras is a pretty tough guy and hes got a lot of resources at his disposal. Its going to be very, very interesting. The season is really going to take a few hard left turns before its over. Its not just things people are not expectingI think the reason people are not expecting them is really no showrunners in their right mind would do half the things were going to be doing. That said, Im probably more excited about the episodes from 13-23, these last 10 episodes, than of any 10 episodes of the show weve ever done. Its some very, very big, exciting things that really no one is going to see coming.
http://www.ew.com/article/2015/02/10/arrow-boss-who-will-learn-olivers-secret-next
And a big twist in ep. 15:
TVLINE | I feel like were entering the third act of the season, following Saras murder and that investigation, and then Oliver dying at Ras al Ghuls hand, to protect Thea.
Marc Guggenheim: The season is more demarcated in fourths, as opposed to the traditional three-act structure. Certainly Episodes 10, 11 and 12 were their ownmini-act, with Team Arrow moving on in the wake of Olivers apparent death. Episode 13 kicks off the next piece of our story, and things get a really crazy from here on out. Episodes 13, 14 and 15 are probably the next book or movement in the story, 15 ends with a game-changing twist, and from 16 to 23 its just one crazy run up to the finish line. [Laughs] Im really excited about where were going mainly because, as I tweeted out, when all is said and done with Season 3, stabbing Oliver through the chest and kicking him off a cliff will end up being the least crazy thing we do all year. I encourage people to watch the whole season and then confirm whether or not Im telling the truth.
TVLINE | Now, even though that is his goal, I cant imagine that the TV show Arrow can kill the Ras al Ghul character. I suspect larger forces at DC Comics wouldnt want that to happen.
Marc Guggenheim: The truth of the matter is that DC is our partner, and theyve been a wonderful partner. Theyve never told us who has to die or who has to live and I dont anticipate that changing any time soon. What we do with Ras as far as whether or not he lives or dies will be based solely on a creative decision that we make for the good of the show, and has nothing to do with the greater forces at DC.
TVLINE | Stephen Amell was telling me that Episode 15, Nanda Parbat, is especially stunt- and action-heavy, one of his favorites of the season.
Marc Guggenheim: It certainly is one of mine. Its one of those episodes where everything came together very nicely its got some wonderful character moments, some incredible action, and its got a final twist that I think people will be talking about for a long time. Certainly a twist that sets the table for the remainder of the season.
http://tvline.com/2015/02/09/arrow-season-3-oliver-felicity-breakup-laurel-canary/
Guggenheim himself has admitted he's prone to hyperbole, but obviously some crazy stuff will indeed happen. Like I've said in an earlier post, the Lazarus Pit could be used to bring someone or several characters back, like Tommy, Shado... Laurel will get the Canary Cry and the Atom shrink eventually. The twist could be Oliver joining the LOA to avoid someone close dying, and destroy the enemy from within, applying the: "If you can't beat them, join them" and the good old classic: "Keep your friends close, but your enemies closer".
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