Is Nora a villain flash?
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Is Nora a villain flash?
After Barry, Iris and Nora confirmed the presence of Strength force inside Alexa's body, Nora attacked her and killed her while also threatening to kill Iris. And hence came the revelation that Nora Allen (the Speed force) would be the big bad of season 7 of The Flash.
Why is Nora working with Thawne?
Nora wants Thawne to continue to teach her about her powers but his time is running out so he directs Nora to the Time Vault, which contains even more information about THE FLASH than is in THE FLASH Museum, where Nora spends so much of her time and where she learns that Barry Allen, THE FLASH is her father.
When does Reverse Flash and Nora team up?
- We can almost guarantee that Nora’s team-up with the Reverse-Flash will backfire in some way. At the end of the Elseworlds crossover, we learned that Crisis on Infinite Earths, the crisis where Barry is supposed to disappear, will air this fall 2019. But he isn’t supposed to disappear until 2024.
Why is Nora working with the Dark Side?
- That's the same band of evil-doers the Reverse Flash belonged too, so there's a chance he recruited Nora to the dark side. It wouldn't be the first time a member of Team Flash has turned out to be a villain in disguise!
Who was Nora's partner in the Flash TV show?
- The Flash hinted early on that Nora was not working alone in her time-traveling adventures, but we never could have guessed that her mysterious partner was none other than the Reverse Flash ( Tom Cavanagh) all along!
Why does Reverse Flash want to save Barry?
- They're working together to save Barry. This might sound a little off the wall since the Reverse Flash has only ever tried to destroy Barry and Team Flash, but what if he's actually trying to save his nemesis? Nora's speed force code translated to, "the timeline is malleable," which implies she's attempting to change something big.