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In Legends of Tomorrow, s2e7, named Invasion! after vibing to the spaceship of the Dominators and talking with one of them, Cisco somewhat lamented in the following conversation with Nate:

What if, in using our powers to make the world better, we actually end up destroying it?

 

Dude, I get it.

 

Barry screwed up. Yeah, so did we.

 

Back in 1951.

 

We messed with time when we freed the Dominator.

 

Who's now coming to kill us.

So, Cisco thought he messed up the timeline by saving the dominator back in 51 from the hands of Agent Smith as they were now coming to kill them.

I could not comprehend this scenario.

The Dominators came in 50s to assess the extent of threat from the metahumans due to JSA and for some reasons departed.

They would eventually return to assess the status of the threat with the rise of metas after the particle-accelerator explosion.

The point is that their return has nothing to do with the event of Cisco and Felicity & Legends saving the Dominator back in 51.

So, how did Cisco by saving the dominator mess up the time? Why did he think his action was responsible for their return?

Won't the Dominators still come back due to the recent rise of metas irrespective of whether or not Cisco and co. saved a Dominator or not due to the rise of metas?

I'm, in a word, failing to see the reason of Cisco worrying and holding him responsible for their return to "kill" them.

In Legends of Tomorrow, s2e7, named Invasion! after vibing to the spaceship of the Dominators and talking with one of them, Cisco somewhat lamented in the following conversation with Nate:

What if, in using our powers to make the world better, we actually end up destroying it?

 

Dude, I get it.

 

Barry screwed up. Yeah, so did we.

 

Back in 1951.

 

We messed with time when we freed the Dominator.

 

Who's now coming to kill us.

So, Cisco thought he messed up the timeline by saving the dominator back in 51 from the hands of Agent Smith as they were now coming to kill them.

I could not comprehend this scenario.

The Dominators came in 50s to assess the extent of threat from the metahumans due to JSA and for some reasons departed.

They would eventually return to assess the status of the threat with the rise of metas after the particle-accelerator explosion.

The point is that their return has nothing to do with the event of Cisco and Felicity & Legends saving the Dominator back in 51.

So, how did Cisco by saving the dominator mess up the time? Why did he think his action was responsible for their return?

Won't the Dominators still come back due to the recent rise of metas irrespective of whether or not Cisco and co. saved a Dominator or not due to the rise of metas?

I'm, in a word, failing to see the reason of Cisco worrying and holding him responsible for their return to "kill" them.

In Legends of Tomorrow, s2e7, named Invasion! after vibing to the spaceship of the Dominators and talking with one of them, Cisco somewhat lamented in the following conversation with Nate:

What if, in using our powers to make the world better, we actually end up destroying it?

Dude, I get it.

Barry screwed up. Yeah, so did we.

Back in 1951.

We messed with time when we freed the Dominator.

Who's now coming to kill us.

So, Cisco thought he messed up the timeline by saving the dominator back in 51 from the hands of Agent Smith as they were now coming to kill them.

I could not comprehend this scenario.

The Dominators came in 50s to assess the extent of threat from the metahumans due to JSA and for some reasons departed.

They would eventually return to assess the status of the threat with the rise of metas after the particle-accelerator explosion.

The point is that their return has nothing to do with the event of Cisco and Felicity & Legends saving the Dominator back in 51.

So, how did Cisco by saving the dominator mess up the time? Why did he think his action was responsible for their return?

Won't the Dominators still come back due to the recent rise of metas irrespective of whether or not Cisco and co. saved a Dominator or not due to the rise of metas?

I'm, in a word, failing to see the reason of Cisco worrying and holding him responsible for their return to "kill" them.

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In Legends of Tomorrow, s2e7, named Invasion! after vibing to the spaceship of the Dominators and talking with one of them, Cisco somewhat lamented in the following conversation with Nate:

What if, in using our powers to make the world better, we actually end up destroying it?

Dude, I get it.

Barry screwed up. Yeah, so did we.

Back in 1951.

We messed with time when we freed the Dominator.

Who's now coming to kill us.

So, Cisco thought he messed up the timeline by saving the dominator back in 51 from the hands of Agent Smith as they were now coming to kill them.

I could not comprehend this scenario.

The Dominators came in 50s to assess the extent of threat from the metahumans due to JSA and for some reasons departed.

They would eventually return to assess the status of the threat with the rise of metas after the particle-accelerator explosion.

The point is that their return has nothing to do with the event of Cisco and Felicity & Legends saving the Dominator back in 51.

So, how did Cisco by saving the dominator mess up the time? Why did he think his action was responsible for their return?

Won't the dominatorsDominators still come back due to the recent rise of metas irrespective of whether or not Cisco and co. saved a Dominator or not due to the rise of metas?

I'm, in a word, failing to see the reason of Cisco worrying and holding him responsible for their return to "kill" them.

In Legends of Tomorrow, s2e7, named Invasion! after vibing to the spaceship of the Dominators and talking with one of them, Cisco somewhat lamented in the following conversation with Nate:

What if, in using our powers to make the world better, we actually end up destroying it?

Dude, I get it.

Barry screwed up. Yeah, so did we.

Back in 1951.

We messed with time when we freed the Dominator.

Who's now coming to kill us.

So, Cisco thought he messed up the timeline by saving the dominator back in 51 from the hands of Agent Smith as they were now coming to kill them.

I could not comprehend this scenario.

The Dominators came in 50s to assess the extent of threat from the metahumans due to JSA and for some reasons departed.

They would eventually return to assess the status of the threat with the rise of metas after the particle-accelerator explosion.

The point is that their return has nothing to do with the event of Cisco and Felicity & Legends saving the Dominator back in 51.

So, how did Cisco by saving the dominator mess up the time? Why did he think his action was responsible for their return?

Won't the dominators still come back due to the recent rise of metas irrespective of whether or not Cisco and co. saved a Dominator or not due to the rise of metas?

I'm, in a word, failing to see the reason of Cisco worrying and holding him responsible for their return to "kill" them.

In Legends of Tomorrow, s2e7, named Invasion! after vibing to the spaceship of the Dominators and talking with one of them, Cisco somewhat lamented in the following conversation with Nate:

What if, in using our powers to make the world better, we actually end up destroying it?

Dude, I get it.

Barry screwed up. Yeah, so did we.

Back in 1951.

We messed with time when we freed the Dominator.

Who's now coming to kill us.

So, Cisco thought he messed up the timeline by saving the dominator back in 51 from the hands of Agent Smith as they were now coming to kill them.

I could not comprehend this scenario.

The Dominators came in 50s to assess the extent of threat from the metahumans due to JSA and for some reasons departed.

They would eventually return to assess the status of the threat with the rise of metas after the particle-accelerator explosion.

The point is that their return has nothing to do with the event of Cisco and Felicity & Legends saving the Dominator back in 51.

So, how did Cisco by saving the dominator mess up the time? Why did he think his action was responsible for their return?

Won't the Dominators still come back due to the recent rise of metas irrespective of whether or not Cisco and co. saved a Dominator or not due to the rise of metas?

I'm, in a word, failing to see the reason of Cisco worrying and holding him responsible for their return to "kill" them.

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In Legends of Tomorrow, s2e7, named Invasion! after vibing to the spaceship of the Dominators and talking with one of them, Cisco somewhat lamented in the following conversation with Nate:

What if, in using our powers to make the world better, we actually end up destroying it?

Dude, I get it.

Barry screwed up. Yeah, so did we.

Back in 1951.

We messed with time when we freed the Dominator.

Who's now coming to kill us.

So, Cisco thinksthought he has messed up the timeline by saving the dominator back in 51 from the hands of Agent Smith as he isthey were now coming to kill them.

I could not comprehend this scenario.

The Dominators came in 50s to assess the extent of threat from the metahumans due to JSA and for some reasons departed.

They would eventually return to assess the status of the threat with the rise of metas after the particle-accelerator explosion.

The point is that their return has nothing to do with the event of Cisco and Felicity & Legends saving the Dominator back in 51.

So, how did Cisco by saving the dominator mess up the timelinetime? Why did he think his action was responsible for their return?

Won't the dominators still come back due to the recent rise of metas irrespective of whether or not Cisco and co. saved a Dominator or not due to the rise of metas?

I'm, in a word, failing to see the reason of Cisco worrying and holding him responsible for their return to "kill" them.

In Legends of Tomorrow, s2e7, named Invasion! after vibing to the spaceship of the Dominators and talking with one of them, Cisco somewhat lamented in the following conversation with Nate:

What if, in using our powers to make the world better, we actually end up destroying it?

Dude, I get it.

Barry screwed up. Yeah, so did we.

Back in 1951.

We messed with time when we freed the Dominator.

Who's now coming to kill us.

So, Cisco thinks he has messed up the timeline by saving the dominator back in 51 from the hands of Agent Smith as he is now coming to kill them.

I could not comprehend this scenario.

The Dominators came in 50s to assess the extent of threat from the metahumans due to JSA and for some reasons departed.

They would eventually return to assess the status of the threat with the rise of metas after the particle-accelerator explosion.

The point is that their return has nothing to do with the event of Cisco and Felicity & Legends saving the Dominator back in 51.

So, how did Cisco by saving the dominator mess up the timeline? Why did he think his action was responsible for their return?

Won't the dominators still come back due to the recent rise of metas irrespective of whether or not Cisco and co. saved a Dominator or not due to the rise of metas?

I'm, in a word, failing to see the reason of Cisco worrying and holding him responsible for their return to "kill" them.

In Legends of Tomorrow, s2e7, named Invasion! after vibing to the spaceship of the Dominators and talking with one of them, Cisco somewhat lamented in the following conversation with Nate:

What if, in using our powers to make the world better, we actually end up destroying it?

Dude, I get it.

Barry screwed up. Yeah, so did we.

Back in 1951.

We messed with time when we freed the Dominator.

Who's now coming to kill us.

So, Cisco thought he messed up the timeline by saving the dominator back in 51 from the hands of Agent Smith as they were now coming to kill them.

I could not comprehend this scenario.

The Dominators came in 50s to assess the extent of threat from the metahumans due to JSA and for some reasons departed.

They would eventually return to assess the status of the threat with the rise of metas after the particle-accelerator explosion.

The point is that their return has nothing to do with the event of Cisco and Felicity & Legends saving the Dominator back in 51.

So, how did Cisco by saving the dominator mess up the time? Why did he think his action was responsible for their return?

Won't the dominators still come back due to the recent rise of metas irrespective of whether or not Cisco and co. saved a Dominator or not due to the rise of metas?

I'm, in a word, failing to see the reason of Cisco worrying and holding him responsible for their return to "kill" them.

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