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‘I don’t want to know what it’s like to live without you Don’t want to know the other side of a world without you.’

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(insp.)

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Evolution of the Queen-Smoak Family requested by eloquence-of-felicities

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olicity + smiling into their kisses

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Olicity + Oliver’s crinkly smile.

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Olicity + Oliver’s (barely there) soft smile.

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It started when you said hello Just did something to me And I’ve been in a daze Ever since the day that we met You take the breath out of my lungs Can’t even fight it And all of the words out of my mouth without even trying And I’m speechless

requested by anonymous

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“Nothing matters except that I love you.” 

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Some underrated Oliver moments | His smile *.*

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This kiss... does things to me. It ranks in the top 5 kisses.

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olicity + 6.22

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Olicity

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I can handle losing my freedom. I cannot handle losing you and William.

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Let him be everything because he is everything. (insp.)

Requested by the lovely @pleasantfanandstudent

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I made a promise to that guy in there, I will always come back.

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This is... freaking amazing insight into Felicity Smoak. Truer words could not be said/typed.

ANOTHER THING I love about 6x18 is the way the camera follows Felicity through the precinct, so we experience both her view and her reaction to the scene. And while the scene is a haunting one, Felicity walks among the trail of bodies, without the horror the chilling background music and flickering lights are supposed to make us feel. 

Felicity both clashes and belongs here. She clashes because she brings hope in the darkness, and she belongs because she’s not afraid–at least, not of the death at her feet. Unlike all of Star City’s police force, she’s not afraid of the vigilante she’ll find at the end of this trail; she’s only afraid of losing him. 

While more discreet, her actions are nevertheless heroic. Felicity doesn’t need a mask or a suit to do what needs to be done. She doesn’t cross time or earths or engage in any combat of her own. But she is brave. She goes with him, as his partner, as his wife. She follows him, into the trenches, into the darkness. Where he goes, she’ll go. She’ll go anywhere with him. She follows her heart to lead his out. This is how much Felicity loves Oliver.