the look Queen gave Lex before he left Ok, yes, I was wondering what you were drawing your reading of him from. I'll replay that scene to catch his expression--on first and second viewings, I saw regret but resignation and acceptance on his face, but I'll watch again.
Certainly Oliver/Green Arrow has arguable morality himself--that's made clear in his discussions with Clark about whether they feel the end justifies the means or not. But I do read Oliver as sincere in what he does--whether you agree with his ideology or not is a separate matter.
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Date: 2006-10-30 03:19 am (UTC)Ok, yes, I was wondering what you were drawing your reading of him from. I'll replay that scene to catch his expression--on first and second viewings, I saw regret but resignation and acceptance on his face, but I'll watch again.
Certainly Oliver/Green Arrow has arguable morality himself--that's made clear in his discussions with Clark about whether they feel the end justifies the means or not. But I do read Oliver as sincere in what he does--whether you agree with his ideology or not is a separate matter.