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But maybe... maybe Astra is worth it.

(I headcanon Astra as pan and Charlie as genderqueer)

Nate Heywood was the best agent in the IMF. So naturally, when Zari Tomaz and Sara Lance are sent to break him out of prison in Russia, they assumed that was the mission. Unfortunately, they couldn’t have been more wrong. Infiltrating the Kremlin was the easy part. The not-so-easy part was when someone had already gotten the file they were after, detonated a bomb, and framed their team for it. Now an extremist has a nuclear launch device, one of his operatives has the codes, Nate is being hunted by the Russian government, Secretary Hunter is dead, the entire IMF is disavowed, and the small team accidentally gained an extra person, chief analyst John Constantine. The mission gets worse. Every bit of tech they brought fails them. John has a dark secret that he won’t share with Nate; Nate leaves the team behind. The nuclear launch codes are in the wind, and the only way to stop Thawne from starting World War III is to work together. By, as John so eloquently put it, seducing the rich guy. The plan is simple enough. Sara gets the satellite relay override codes from Leonard Snart. Zari turns off the fan in the computer array room. John jumps down to input the codes into the computer. Zari tracks Thawne’s location. Nate tracks him down and takes him out. But of course, everything goes wrong. It always does.

Sara, Kendra, Zari, Mona, Charlie, Ava, Nora, and Zed went on a road trip together. Honestly, nobody really knows what happened next.

Nate Heywood is new in town. He’s got a nice riverfront apartment, but he needs a roommate in order to keep the apartment and stay in college. Ray Palmer was just told by his mom in no uncertain terms that he has to find somewhere new to live before the end of the week. Somehow, he accidentally meets Nate and they hit it off almost immediately. They’re best friends. It’s not like Nate is in love with Ray or anything. Best friends sleep in the same bed together and think about kissing each other all the time. That’s just what they do. Right?

Reckless and fearless, Prince Raymond would rather be out sailing with his dog Max than learning how to rule his kingdom, even though he’s supposed to become king on his next birthday. Ray’s mentor, Dr. Stein, is constantly trying to bring him back to reality, but it seldom works. One night, a storm blows in while Ray and Max are out at sea. When Max falls overboard, Ray jumps in to save him. Ray saves his dog, but in the process gets swept underneath the waves and starts to sink. He is rescued by a beautiful woman who disappears before he can find out anything about her. Ray becomes determined to find the woman, knowing that he will recognize her voice the minute he finds her. The woman is Nora, and she’s not a regular woman. She’s a mermaid. Nora has always been fascinated with the human world, but her father, King Damien, has forbidden all contact with humans. Nora continues to sneak to the surface anyway to catch a glimpse of the humans. It is on one of these trips that she finds Ray. When King Damien finds out about Nora’s obsession with humans, he lashes out and destroys all of her trinkets that she’s collected. Heartbroken and spiteful, Nora goes to the Sea Demon Mallus, who gives her human legs in exchange for her voice. The catch is that she has three days to get Prince Ray to fall in love with her or else she loses her soul to Mallus forever. Ray finds Nora on the beach, and he feels a spark the moment their hands touch. But he’s so set on finding the woman who saved his life that he doesn’t even realize that he’s falling in love with her. At least, not until it’s too late.

Eleanor Darhk isn’t a bad person. But she’s not exactly a good person either. When she dies, she is sent to The Good Place by accident. She doesn’t fit here, but she really doesn’t want to go to The Bad Place, so she asks her soulmate Ray Palmer, an ethics professor, to teach her how to become a better person so that she can stay rightfully. Ray is the kindest person she’s ever met, and it’s almost infuriating how much he genuinely wants to help her. Nora and Ray’s neighbors are Zari Tomaz and Amaya Jiwe, who are also soulmates. Zari had a rough childhood, constantly being compared to her brother, but it pushed her to do good throughout her life. Raising millions of dollars for charity is what got her into The Good Place. Amaya was a spiritual leader in her tribe in Zambezi, which earned her a spot here. The problem is, Nora being in The Good Place isn’t the only mistake. Amaya confides in Nora that she is actually Charlie, a failed pre-successful DJ from Jacksonville, Florida. Day after day, bad things happen, and Nora and Charlie know that it’s their fault that everything is off balance. Finally, they can’t take it anymore. Charlie is about to expose herself as a fraud, but Nora won’t let that happen. So at the next neighborhood meeting, she stands up and announces to everyone that there’s been a mistake and that she isn’t supposed to be here. 

Nora a simple girl living in a cottage deep in the forest. The night before her sixteenth birthday, her guardians tell her that she is actually the lost princess Eleanor, the only daughter of King Damien and Queen Ruvé, who has been engaged to Prince Raymond of a neighboring kingdom from infancy. Nora is heartbroken. She had planned to court and marry the nice peasant boy she met in the woods earlier that day. But responsibilities are responsibilities, and she goes back to the kingdom to prepare. Unbeknownst to Nora, her guardians are actually good fairies given strict orders to protect her from Mallus, the evil fairy who placed a curse of baby Eleanor to get revenge on King Damien, who betrayed him years before. The curse happens just as Mallus prophesied. Nora pricks her finger on a spinning wheel and falls under the sleeping curse. The only thing that can wake her is true love’s kiss. Prince Raymond tells his mother, Queen Sandra, that he is absolutely not going to marry Princess Eleanor because he met a different young woman that he’s going to marry instead. He goes to find Nora, but he finds her cabin empty, except for Mallus. Mallus takes Raymond to his castle where he reveals Nora’s situation. Now it’s up to Raymond to escape from Mallus, find Nora, and wake her from her curse.

Desmond is an overworked waiter with a dream to open his own restaurant. John Constantine is a disgraced prince, cut off from the family fortune for practicing magic. He has traveled to New Orleans along with his personal servant, Chas Chandler, to make the acquaintance of one Zed Martin, a wealthy heiress. John hopes to marry Zed in order to regain his family’s respect and money. The local voodoo practitioner, Papa Midnite, takes a liking to John and Chas and makes a deal with the two. This deal turns John into a frog and places Chas in Papa Midnite’s debt. John quickly realizes that the only way to break the spell is by kissing a prince or a princess. At Zed’s masquerade ball, he convinces Desmond, who is dressed as a prince, to kiss him, but the kiss backfires and now both of them are frogs. With the help of a jazz trumpet-playing alligator named Zari, a firefly named Ray who is in love with a star he calls Nora, and an immortal witch named Charlie who lives deep in the bayou, John and Desmond have to find some way to break the curse and become human again.