I posted this before. How long will it take for Canary to realize that by sparing Lian's life, she's actually paving the way for her grand-daughter to enter an even second death, the life of an assassin? How long before Roy sees that - and is Dick's love stronger than his love for a father? How will these two react if they learn that Slade is eyeing Lian for apprenticeship under Shiva, to be molded as the next greatest assassin-cum-marksman of the next generation.
I really, really don't want to give anything away...
Dinah came to the conclusion that training by Shiva would not impact her ability to be who she was. Slade's put her in a very difficult position, but once she's past the shock and guilt, she's not one to take it lying down. Roy's compromised; in Canary's own eyes, he is compromised. But she can play Jiminy Cricket to both girls...even to Slade; witness their conversations on Dinosaur Island to pick up on some great debating their roles in the world.
So, the most I can offer is there is a line, and she sees it, Roy sees it, but what they do, how they tackle it, comes from two different methods.
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Date: 2006-09-23 05:34 pm (UTC)I really, really don't want to give anything away...
Dinah came to the conclusion that training by Shiva would not impact her ability to be who she was. Slade's put her in a very difficult position, but once she's past the shock and guilt, she's not one to take it lying down. Roy's compromised; in Canary's own eyes, he is compromised. But she can play Jiminy Cricket to both girls...even to Slade; witness their conversations on Dinosaur Island to pick up on some great debating their roles in the world.
So, the most I can offer is there is a line, and she sees it, Roy sees it, but what they do, how they tackle it, comes from two different methods.