Roy Harper, played by Colton Haynes, is introduced as a troubled guy who's also willing to help out people in need. He becomes Thea Queen's boyfriend and a sidekick to Arrow before discovering Oliver's identity. He's injected with mirakuru but is cured with it at the end of the second season.
Arrow ended to the sound of wedding bells. In "Fadeout," the series finale, Roy Harper proposed to his on-again, off-again girlfriend Thea Queen -- and she accepted. As previously revealed, Roy hadn't exactly left Thea on the greatest of terms. "I'm nervous about the funeral," he admitted to Dinah.
Following the events of the crisis, which saw Oliver sacrifice himself to stop the Anti-Monitor, a new reality is formed in which Thea accepts Roy's marriage proposal and Moira was not killed.
In 2040, he returned to Star City with William Clayton to assist the Canaries. On Earth-Prime, after the Crisis ended, Roy attended Oliver's funeral. He proposed to Thea and was ready to start a life with her, which she happily accepted on the condition he would never leave like he did again.
On Earth-Prime, Thea's Earth-1 memories were restored after her brother's sacrifice to recreate the multiverse. In the new timeline, she became engaged to Roy and attended Oliver's funeral, where Thea met her step-sister, Emiko.
They eventually break up in the second season due to Roy being on the mirakuru drug and his struggles in dealing with how to deal with it. He keeps it a secret from Thea and joins secretly joins Team Arrow in order to help him control his rage.
Even though the death was a fake, Thea doesn't have time to find out, as she's attacked by Ra's al Ghul. She fights him but is defeated, and Ra's stabs her and leaves her dying in a pool of blood.
Thea was shown to have a crush on Tommy, after he came asking her for romantic advice. Things, however, got very awkward when she realized he meant Laurel instead of her. Thea ended up getting drunk at the CNRI benefit, and Tommy took her home.
Thea had a crush on him, and while Tommy admitted to finding her attractive, does not share her feelings. After Tommy's death, Thea takes over his and Ollie's club, Verdant. In the second season, she later learns that Tommy is actually her brother and Malcolm Merlyn is her father.
Although Roy doesn't want to, he seems to listen to Oliver and when he later hurts a guest while working at Verdant, Roy tries to end things with Thea. She doesn't believe him and gets called away, so Roy cheats on her with another waiter.
During the "Heroes in Crisis" storyline, Roy, alongside Wally West and various other heroes, was found deceased in the superhero rehabilitation facility known as Sanctuary. It was later revealed that Roy was accidentally killed by Wally West in a Speed Force explosion due to a Sanctuary malfunction.
Against Slade's wishes, Oliver chose Sara, allowing Ivo to execute Shado, a decision that caused Slade so much grief that he swore vengeance on the man who was once his ally. Slade turned on his friends, taking Ivo's ship, crew and prisoners. He captured Sara Lance, luring Oliver to the ship.
A love story between Oliver and Felicity took shape starting in Arrow season 2, culminating in a wedding in season 6. Laurel Lance was introduced in Arrow's pilot episode as the ex-girlfriend that Oliver Queen betrayed by sleeping with her sister, whom he took aboard the Queen's Gambit, where she was presumably killed.
"I had walked away from my full-time job on Arrow at the beginning of the year, supposedly because my contract had ended," Haynes reveals, "but it was really because I was too depressed and I couldn't stand working with one of my cast mates."
While the exact details of all their lives in the new timeline were not discussed, two pertinent facts were revealed when Tommy Merlyn met Black Siren, the Laurel Lance of Earth-2, at Oliver's funeral; Tommy never died in the new timeline and he was married to Laurel Lance until her death.
Laurel then learns from Thea, that Merlyn had drugged her and under his influence she killed Sara. Laurel doesn't hold Thea responsible for her sister's death and tells Thea that she doesn't need to follow Merlyn.
While Roy Harper -- former Speedy, former Teen Titan, former Red Arrow -- died in Heroes in Crisis, Infinite Frontier rapidly returned him to the land of the living. Now, he's putting his life back together and is part of Teen Titans Academy as one of its teaching staff.
After the events of Crisis, in the new Earth-Prime, Laurel is said to have married Tommy Merlyn, who survived the events of the first season in this new universe, although Laurel herself still later died.
Thea may be all forgiving of Oliver's deception, but she can't quite let go of the fact that Malcolm knew Oliver was the Arrow and tried to push her away from Oliver.
Almost everyone got a happy ending, but what fans of Ted Lasso looked forward to the most, the reunion of Roy Kent and Keeley Jones (Juno Temple), didn't happen. The episode, and later, its creators in interviews, thoroughly explained why they couldn't be, but come on, why can't we have what we want?!
Roy Harper, played by Colton Haynes, is introduced as a troubled guy who's also willing to help out people in need. He becomes Thea Queen's boyfriend and a sidekick to Arrow before discovering Oliver's identity. He's injected with mirakuru but is cured with it at the end of the second season.
Although the show initially attracted high ratings, viewership declined steadily over the course of the season, and the series was canceled after 19 episodes, having ended the season in 43rd place.
