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Palmer is trying to finish his ATOM suit when Felicity comes calling, once again afraid she’ll have to watch someone she cares about follow the lonely and dangerous path of the crusader. Felicity forces Palmer to shower and shave, eat and sleep, and reminds him that under his armor there will be a human being. I guess Palmer agrees, and the two (finally!) hook up. Afterward, Palmer dons his armor for the first time, as we’re introduced to a very different sort of Atom.

It’s a cool moment, but did it have to be almost an exact image of Tony Stark donning his Mark II armor for the first time in 2008’s “Iron Man”? Imitation may be the sincerest form of flattery, but this is almost shameless! Luckily, this version of Palmer is so darn likable that I’ll forgive anything.

Nanda Parbat

Moving on to the main cast, where it feels as if conflict is forced into the first half of the episode, with Team Arrow at odds over how to handle the Malcolm Merlyn/ Ra’s al Ghul situation. Oliver hopes to keep Merlyn safe in order to team up with the Black Archer against Ra’s, while Laurel and Thea want to punish him for Sara Lance’s murder. Thankfully, we don’t have to deal another dark, secret plotline, as Thea confesses to Laurel the role she played in her sister’s death. Laurel, uncharacteristically cool-headed, forgives Thea, but she’s now more even more determined to punish Merlyn – as is Thea, who reports her father’s whereabouts to Nyssa al Ghul. Laurel goes after Merlyn and gets her butt handed to her, but Nyssa makes short work of him, and takes the Black Archer back to Nanda Parbat. The plot unfolds nicely, but all the teeth-gnashing and in-fighting becomes ponderous.

More drama follows, with Oliver – determined that Thea not be responsible for the death of her father – captures Nyssa and pursues Merlyn. That’s when things get good, as Oliver has to confront his fear of facing Ra’s al Ghul again. The series is handling Ra’s perfectly, giving fans the villain in captivating little chunks but never overusing him. The threat of Ra’s is almost as fearsome as the man himself. And what an iconic opening shot to this week’s episode, as the camera slowly zooms in on Ra’s bathing in an underground pool. All Batman fans should know what that means.