#harry's rambles

The man LOVED playing Vibe, and they took that shit away from him.

In Season 5 he apologizes to Cisco for shoving his hand through Cisco's chest.

Now, Season 6, Eobard goes bat-shit crazy trying to kill Cisco on fucking sight looking hot asf while doing so I might add🔥🔥🔥

Back to the point, since S1, we've seen that Cisco had the strongest relationship with Eobard. All encounters with Eo afterwards always led to Cisco into depression and feelings of betrayal, while Eo just felt like a shitty person he is bc he tried to kill his best friend, but I love my murder puppy, SUE ME

I can't help, but feel like something happed in the post-crisis timeline that lead to Eobard being so violent towards Cisco because come on, the only person he's ever been violent towards is Barry.

Also, with the Wellses in his head as Nash, I feel like Harry expressed a few of his thoughts to EoNash about Cisco, or maybe Eo could see Harry's memories like he could see Nash's. He saw how close they were and that led to Eo bringing up Harry when he was playing his charade as Nash. He knew. Eo knew that he could get a reaction out of Cisco when mentioning Cisco. This just shows that Eo is still willing to do whatever it takes to have Cisco's attention on him, be it good or bad. And now, it feels like a game of cat and mouse between the two.

Hey anon, great question!

To start, every Harrison Wells, aside from Sherloque and anyone a part of the Council, that we've seen has had a Morgan counterpart.

E-1 Harrison "Cupcake" had his wife, Tess.

E-2 Harrison "Harry" also had his wife, Tess.

E-19 Harrison "H.R." had his partner, Randolf Morgan. It's not clear, for me at least, if H.R. is bisexual or simply experimental because we've only seem him protrayed as a ladies man, and he was in a romantic relationship with Tracey, however, it's hard for me to believe that he didn't have some sort of intimate relationship with his Morgan counterpart.

E-22 Harrison "Wells 2.0", we don't know much about his romantic life, BUT we do know that he has a daughter, so I don't doubt that he too had his very own Tess.

Sorry, I don't mean to drone on with a list of all the Wells I can think of, so finally the possible answer to your question:

For E-719 (at least I believe he's from E-719) Harrison "Nash", again, we don't know much about his romantic background, but I can't help but think that Nash also had his own Morgan counterpart. Male or female, the loss of a loved one, figurative or literally, isn't something new to Nash.

We know that when he met Maya, that he was single, or at least not married.

I can imagine their situation being that Nash would go away months at a time on his adventures, while his loved one was back home. Then, it became a cycle: Nash would leave to solve a mystery, come back home, then leave again once the next mystery came up. Eventually, this could have taken a toll on his Morgan counterpart, and Morgan probably decided it was best to end the relationship.

Hearing Cisco talk about how much he missed being Vibe broke my heart a little. Cisco claims that he got rid of his powers because he wants a family and all, and wants to keep them safe, but come on, let’s be real.      

The real reason Cisco gave up his powers is because he wanted to cut all possible ties he has with Eobard. 

We know he was working on the cure for a while, and we know that he had been contemplating on taking it throughout S5, BUT it wasn’t until he had seen Thawne that gave him the push that he needed to take it.

I mean, think about it. Thawne, without a doubt, is one of the roots to Cisco’s emotional and mental downfall; I feel like that was expressed clearly in my fic Eobard in a Well-Stack:Cisco’s Crash. Whenever Thawne reappears throughout the entire series, every single time, you can see the pain in Cisco’s eyes, and it always leads to him doing something reckless. In S5, after seeing Thawne again, Cisco had immediately decided that he wanted to cut all ties to Thawne, which included his powers. Seeing Thawne, hearing him talk about the gift he had given Cisco, that was the nudge he needed when it came to making a decision and he took the cure. 

Cisco really hasn’t seem like himself at all, especially after learning about Flashpoint and Dante being dead. He doesn’t seem sure of himself, his decisions, their consequences. He said to Cecile, “I want to believe I’m making the right decisions.” 

It’s really sad to see him being so lost. And that trip for him to be traveling all over Earth-Prime? That was just a distraction, something to keep his mind occupied so he wouldn’t obsess over every little thing. 

Anyways, those were just the thoughts running through my head after watching the episode. Goodnight.