The last "Arrow" season 3 episode again dished out another game changer.
Emotions are expected to explode next week as major changes in Oliver Queen's quest for justice set to rush in. (Watch out for spoiler ahead) At the start of the 15th episode, the Emerald Archer (Stephen Amell) is trying to bring together his loved ones and former main nemesis Malcolm Merlyn (John Barrowman) together to be able to spot the Head of the Demon Ra's al Ghul (Matt Nable). He discovered where Nanda Parbat is by squeezing the captured Nyssa al Ghul (Katrina Law).
In the upcoming "Arrow" season 3 episodes, the offer of Ra's al Ghul to take Oliver under his wings and become his successor will greatly affect the two's relationship with people around them.
The Head of the Demon wants the Arrow to become the next Ra's al Ghul, meaning the leader of his empire. This decision might not especially sit well with Ra's daughter Nyssa.
The most probable reaction of Nyssa regarding this development is "betrayed." For years, she has been coveting for that position but her efforts and loyalty still don't produce any fruits. In the next "Arrow" season 3 episodes, Nyssa will identify herself with an unlikely character, Laurel Lance (Katie Cassidy).
Talking to Comicbook.com, Katrina Law shared some major "Arrow" Season 3 episode guide regarding her character's journey and possibly becoming friends with the sister of her ex-girlfriend.
"I feel like journey-wise between the characters, the two of them may have more in common than Nyssa had originally thought," Law said when asked if Nyssa might find an ally in Laurel and Thea.
"I think the Laurel character had lived a semi-smooth life of just going through the ins and outs of growing up and then all of a sudden she's lost her sister and now she's lost her father and now she's trying to become something that she's not necessarily good at, which is the Black Canary, but she will be."
Law also explained that events in "Arrow" season 3 are bring them together.
"I think Nyssa is going through that same journey of trying to figure out who she is and now that she's lost everything, of trying to become a softer human being with compassion and sympathy and all of these things that she didn't have to think about before," she explained. "And making choices on her own without her father or the League's guidance. And so between the two of them, I think they might have more in common than they think and plus they're both having daddy issues right now."
"Arrow" season 3 episode 16, titled "The Offer," will air next week and will pick up just "seconds" after the events in the last episode.
