EPISODE

11. Blind Spot

Oliver is conflicted after Laurel reaches out to the Arrow asking him to investigate Sebastian Blood. Oliver is unsure whether to believe her accusations against the man he has publically supported for mayor, but decides to trust Laurel. However, when the pair gets too close to the truth, Sebastian exposes Laurel's drug addiction and has her arrested. Meanwhile, Roy reveals his new super-strength to Sin who wants to test out his abilities. Unfortunately, Roy isn't able to contain his rage once unleashed and almost kills a man. Back on the island, Oliver is surprised when Sarah reveals a secret about Laurel.

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Blood visits his mother and murders her after learning that she told Laurel the truth. Oliver continues his search for the man in the skull mask and receives help from Laurel, who suspects that it is Blood. Fearing that he will be discovered, Blood has Laurel arrested for drug possession by his disciple, Officer Daily. Afterwards, he arranges her kidnap to lure out the Arrow. The latter comes to rescue her but, during the fight, Laurel kills the masked man, revealed to be Daily and unknowingly throwing suspicion off Blood. Laurel is cleared of all charges, but fired because of her addiction. Slade, now wearing a specific suit and mask, is shown to have planned for Blood to get intimate with Laurel in order to hurt Oliver. Meanwhile, Roy and Cindy attempt to use his new powers to stop a murderer, but Roy goes overboard and puts the man in the hospital. The Arrow convinces Roy to train under him in order to control his new powers and altered mental state. In flashbacks, Sara initially considers an offer from Ivo to return the Mirakuru in exchange for safe passage off the island, but changes her mind.

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