The first thing Nora said when she walked into the West household was "t his house is bitchin." That should sound familiar: earlier this season, when Barry was stuck in the speed force prison for six months, he came out with a jumbled mind. There is, however, an interesting connection between Barry's time inside the speed force earlier this season and the appearance of Nora. It's anyone's guess what could be different when Season 5 opens. This same concept could apply to Nora's new time mishap. For example, before Flashpoint, John Diggle had a daughter. Barry went back in time to save his mother at the end of Season 2, resulting in a Flashpoint timeline in Season 3 that changed the lives of everyone in the Arrowverse. This sort of time-travel stuff isn't new on The Flash. Central City is saved.īarry and Iris named their daughter Nora, after Barry's mother. This time, knowing Barry acting alone could result in his death and subsequently prevent her own birth, Nora assists Barry in punching down The Thinker's satellites. Just as Barry is about to superspeed punch the satellites hovering over Central City under control of The Thinker, Nora reverses time. It's Jessica Parker Kennedy ( Colony), wearing the same jacket Iris wore when she gained speedster powers a few episodes ago. In this year's finale, The Thinker's villainous "enlightenment" plan was almost complete, but then a streak of purple lightning starts trailing Barry's.
She seems to have been watching The Flash right with us all season long, appearing four times since her surprise visit to the West-Allen wedding. In the comic books, the daughter of Iris and Barry is Dawn Allen, one half of their offspring, the " Tornado Twins."īy "a big mistake," Nora refers to saving the world.
"I think I made a big mistake," says mystery girl, who reveals herself to be Nora West Allen in The Flash Season 4 finale episode, "We are the Flash." Her appearance was far from a surprise, but the name change was a nice twist.
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