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That's definitely possible. I made another post where I was speculating a bit about the reason why Bart would time travel, and I thought maybe one of them could be he's trying to save his sister. That could be a reason why he travels back in time and she doesn't.

Though it's entirely possible that she is also there, but since the description said that Barry and Iris will be teaching their son patience, it doesn't sound like she is also in the past. But of course they might want to keep her presence a surprise. It would certainly be nice if they were both in the 150th episode!

Or perhaps some villain is after the Allen family throughout time? There's a story in the comics that's kind of like that, though that is connected to Cobalt Blue in the comics so they might not want to do that storyline just yet.

I don’t think Joe will see it that way, since he was a caretaker for Barry when Barry was a child. Joe did his job as a foster parent. He kept Barry safe growing up. Barry is a grown man now, who has chosen to live the dangerous life of a hero. Sure, Joe will be devastated to lose Barry, but I don’t think he will blame himself.

people have every right to complain about the show. it’s trash and people are allowed to say it.

also this show is clearly racist as hell & it’s good that people call it out. they only write garbage to get that paycheck & put 0 effort. obviously not all the writers are as bad as some but it’s up to the showrunner to fix the problems & todd doesn’t give a fuck. judalina is also terrible. she needs to be dragged to hell.

I see you followed me over from FFnet. Lol. Alright, I did some digging and found the quote I pulled my inspiration from:

Q. Of course, adding an extra layer to the dynamic is the fact that Barry, Iris and Nora are all close in age. Will the characters’ ages affect or influence how Barry approaches fathering Nora?

Gustin: I don’t know that Barry thinks of it in terms of, “Oh God, now I’ve got to be a dad.” They’re basically peers, so it’s a weird dynamic. I think he wants to teach her how to hone her powers because it becomes clear that she doesn’t necessarily understand them and have a hold on them in the way Barry does at this point.  

He wants to help her get back to her time, while also trying to figure out what time anomalies have been created by her being here and [whether] they need to fix any of them before we send her back. I feel it’s more like a mentor role.

OMG, happy birthday, lovely lady! Hope your long weekend is going fantabulously. I haven’t had a chance to get past episode 2 of Luke Cage’s second season, but I must agree that it’s doing leaps and bounds better than JJ’s second. I have yet to watch Punisher, and I quite Iron Fist halfway because I hated it so much. But with Misty in it and more Colleen, I think I will make it through S2.

I agree about the female characters on LC, they’re definitely the ones I’m most invested in!

@markmcg9718 said:

Do you think we will get Barry or Iris saying Run Nora Run because I'd think that be cool

I disagree. She has people in Chicago who love her and care about her. She doesn’t have that in any other city.

And you can’t run away from your problems, because they always end up catching up with you in the end, and when they do, it’s even worse. And she has tried it, she has tried escaping reality with the help of drugs, and alcohol, and what good did that do? It would be extremely ooc for Erin to leave, after the arc in previous seasons, and it would take away from the character development she has had since S1.

Sorry for the late answer. I think it’s possible, though it probably depends on what their plans are for the show. I actually thought that’s where the show was heading at the end of S5.

I know people have lots of differing opinions about this, but personally I would love to see a westallen pregnancy during the run of the show.