Dinah has a theory that every one of them, deep down, knows how things will end, and subconsciously engineer things that way.
Ollie, for instance, always always knew he'd go out doing something heroic, something big and important, giving his life in a blaze of glory for the big picture.
Dinah herself is convinced that she's immune to Jokers and Dr. Lights and Cheshires: she knew long before Seattle that her death would be small scale, some maskless punk having the luckiest break of his life.
Oracle never struck her as a girl who'd drown on her own.
The hand has only broken the surface for a second before strong gloved fingers close over the exposed wrist, and she heaves out the body attached.
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Ollie, for instance, always always knew he'd go out doing something heroic, something big and important, giving his life in a blaze of glory for the big picture.
Dinah herself is convinced that she's immune to Jokers and Dr. Lights and Cheshires: she knew long before Seattle that her death would be small scale, some maskless punk having the luckiest break of his life.
Oracle never struck her as a girl who'd drown on her own.
The hand has only broken the surface for a second before strong gloved fingers close over the exposed wrist, and she heaves out the body attached.
"Looks like I got here right on time."