Although Cecile feels she has reached the end of the cycle, that is far from the truth. Iris and Cecile are at different parts of the grieving process.
Truthfully, Iris isn’t ready to go down this path either, but as a reporter, she can put that part of her aside and look at what is going on.Ĭecile: We need to take care of him today, just like he did to me. Related The Flash Review: Fear Me (Season 7 Episode 5) This is not a path that Cecile is ready to go down, and again, nobody can blame her. We can feel her pain as she pours it out to Iris. The near-constant tears in Cecile’s eyes are heartbreaking. The Flash - “Armageddon, Part 3” - Pictured: Cress Williams as Jefferson/Black Lighting - Photo: Katie Yu/The CW - © 2021 The CW Network, LLC. No amount of wishing or bargaining will bring them back. We understand that somewhere beneath all the hurt, this is all real. The other part of us knows that it is all true. We pray to God that this could all be one huge mistake. This is what grief does, it tears at both sides of our belief system. Alas, when she watched them put her husband in the ground, she lost that hope. Hope that this is all a bad dream, and hope that there was a mistaken identity.
This footage gives Iris hope, but Cecile doesn’t want hope at this moment.Ĭecile explains to Iris and the others that she has had hope for so long. While I understand her premise, Iris needs to understand that not everybody can look at the evidence objectively. The idea of Iris forcing Cecile to watch this footage comes off as nearly heartless. Reliving their demise in real-time seems to be unimaginable. The thoughts of a recently deceased loved one can haunt our every waking moment. Honestly, who can blame her? The Flash - “Armageddon, Part 3” - Pictured (L-R): Grant Gustin as Barry Allen, Christian Magby as Deon Owens and Candice Patton as Iris West-Allen - Photo: Katie Yu/The CW - © 2021 The CW Network, LLC. Cecile straight-up refuses to watch the train bearing down on her husband in his final moments. Throughout the episode, Joe’s death is examined through emotional turmoil and video surveillance.
Each member of Team Flash reflects on Joe West, allowing many of the actors to put forward an excellent performance - especially Danielle Nicolet. With the death of a long-standing character, every person that knows them is affected differently. The Flash Season 8 Episode 3, “Armageddon Part 3,” corners grief and gives it a long stare in the face.
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