Also, Felicity and Oliver have a fantastic working relationship, and I'd hate to see anything get in the way of that. It would be horrible if the show did put them together, only for it to ruin what they already have. The writers would probably just use any romance between them as a vessel for angst and drama, rather than putting any serious effort into developing them as a couple.
I'd rather never see them together (in canon) than have them brought together badly.
BTW, as the article said, crusading do-gooder is exactly how I've always described Laurel - word for word. She needs a few flaws to give her substance - being preachy and looking down her nose at the other characters doesn't count.
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I'd rather never see them together (in canon) than have them brought together badly.
BTW, as the article said, crusading do-gooder is exactly how I've always described Laurel - word for word. She needs a few flaws to give her substance - being preachy and looking down her nose at the other characters doesn't count.