ok so, i can't find exact source (it's listed on multiple websites) but Guggenheim supposedly said this about Simon Lacroix/Komodo:
"Yes, he’s the villain-of-the-week for the second week of the show, but you’ll see that Team Arrow’s pursuit of him is part and parcel of a season-long storyline. You’re going to know what happens to Komodo at the end of the episode, but it will be a little bit tied in better with the season-long mythology than villain-of-the-week episodes have done in the past"
you know how in the episode "Sara", Team Arrow puts info together and finds out that Komodo has been murdering people who had been paid by AmerTek's subsidiary to build an oil pipeline in Qurac? (i'm seriously loving these DC Comics references )
Well, what if Komodo was hired by Ra's Al Ghul himself to kill all those businessmen? it perfectly fits with his "eco-terrorism" and wanting to preserve the planet (by protecting the "largest untapped oil field in the planet", as said by Felicity)....also, it was mentioned in the same scene that Sara did some work in Qurac as well (presumably to kill people for the League...maybe people who were also involved in the oil pipeline?)
here's another quote (sorry, can't find exact source again, listed on multiple websites) by Kreisberg, who said this about the Season 3 Big Bad back in July:
“What’s interesting about the villain in season three is that he doesn’t necessarily disagree with [Oliver]. He doesn’t have any personal animus towards the Arrow, and he actually in some ways has a very similar worldview. [But] the Arrow is thinking too small.”
too small i.e. just Starling City?
food for thought
"Yes, he’s the villain-of-the-week for the second week of the show, but you’ll see that Team Arrow’s pursuit of him is part and parcel of a season-long storyline. You’re going to know what happens to Komodo at the end of the episode, but it will be a little bit tied in better with the season-long mythology than villain-of-the-week episodes have done in the past"
you know how in the episode "Sara", Team Arrow puts info together and finds out that Komodo has been murdering people who had been paid by AmerTek's subsidiary to build an oil pipeline in Qurac? (i'm seriously loving these DC Comics references )
Well, what if Komodo was hired by Ra's Al Ghul himself to kill all those businessmen? it perfectly fits with his "eco-terrorism" and wanting to preserve the planet (by protecting the "largest untapped oil field in the planet", as said by Felicity)....also, it was mentioned in the same scene that Sara did some work in Qurac as well (presumably to kill people for the League...maybe people who were also involved in the oil pipeline?)
here's another quote (sorry, can't find exact source again, listed on multiple websites) by Kreisberg, who said this about the Season 3 Big Bad back in July:
“What’s interesting about the villain in season three is that he doesn’t necessarily disagree with [Oliver]. He doesn’t have any personal animus towards the Arrow, and he actually in some ways has a very similar worldview. [But] the Arrow is thinking too small.”
too small i.e. just Starling City?
food for thought
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