"Arrow" has gone on a mid-season break after the heartbreaking Season 4 Episode 9 titled "Dark Waters". Although the episode revealed quite a lot about Damian Darhk (Neal McDonough) and the HIVE's plan, it also ended with a brutal shooting that put Felicity (Emily Bett Rickards) in the ER.

Combined with the grave scene from the Season 4 premiere episode, the events of "Dark Waters" led fans to believe that Felicity might die in the upcoming "Blood Debts". However, Felicity fans need not worry, because Felicity is not dead - at least for now.

The timeline of the grave scene is set six months after the premiere episode, which would place it in the Season 4 finale and not the mid-season finale.

We also see Felicity being rushed into the hospital, meaning she might be seriously injured, even paralysed, but she is still going to be around. However, we are guessing that Oliver (Stephen Amell) and Team Arrow might have to deal with not having Felicity around for a while, which would be interesting to watch as no one else has the kind of technical expertise that she does.

However, the coming episodes are expected to bring Felicity's estranged father The Calculator aka Noah Kuttler (Tom Amandes) to Star City. According to the comic books, he is a genius and a skilled manipulator and strategist with a vast array of criminal friends. He gets the name from wearing a suit which has a strategically placed calculator that can predict the actions of any superhero and even the Earth.

He manipulates the long departed Arsenal aka Roy (Colton Haynes) into committing crimes, and that forces Team Arrow to face-off with him. Now, especially because her mother Donna (Charlotte Ross) is a significant presence in the show, and has a seemingly serious relationship with Captain Lance (Paul Blackthorne), Noah's return would be significant. It would be spectacular to watch Felicity take her father down.

More about the upcoming Season 4 Episode 10 of "Arrow" will be updates in the coming days, so do not forget to check back here.

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