Given that her new ally has a history for doing terrible things, and she herself hasn’t been entirely truthful with her parents, is Nora also not to be trusted? “I think her intentions are good intentions,” Helbing says. “I’m really interested to see if fans enjoy it or if they hate it, and how they feel about Nora, if they’re going to like her or not like her.”
That will all be explained,” Jessica Parker Kennedy, who plays Nora, promises.
“So she goes to him for very specific information, which then leads to them building a relationship that we’ll start to unpack with the second half of the season.”Īs the storyline progresses, “you’ll definitely see more of that relationship - whatever weird, wacky relationship that is. “She’s working with him because, in the future, her mother isn’t telling her any information,” executive producer Todd Helbing reveals. “We need to talk,” she said as Eobard Thawne (sporting Wells’ face and the Reverse-Flash suit) turned around and replied, “Yes, we do.” Nora and her father’s biggest enemy - whom she just learned killed Barry’s mother - are in cahoots?! Say it ain’t so! Rather than having Gideon send a personal message along with it, Nora opted to deliver it herself, traveling to Iron Heights prison in 2049.
Sherloque, however, had decoded a piece to say, “The timeline is malleable.” Nora took the journal and instructed Gideon to send “another data entry” to a mysterious recipient. Meanwhile, in the present, Sherloque was growing suspicious of Nora and her time-language journal, which she claimed was just recollections of her dad that she didn’t want to forget if the timeline changed.
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