So Mari went home and decided to show Chuck just how magic her necklace is.
It starts with her channeling an elephant to lift the kitchen table one-handed. Which is a feat I’m capable of without a magic amulet. More noteworthy is her Spider-Man impression, performed for a worried and nowhere near drunk enough Chuck. She then tries to channel a bird in the hopes of flying off the roof, in a move most of us know as “the home-made parachute”.
Over at S.T.A.R. Labs Barry is running around when Cisco walks in and-
…looks nothing remotely like his actor. You know what? Just going to let that one be. Anyway, the facial recognition device Felicity made for them has picked up the out-of-the-ordinaryness of the Anansi totem. Mostly because Cisco fiddled with it until it became capable of picking up metahuman activity. Once they see Mari, Cisco dubs her Vixen because you know why! Barry tells him that he’s going, with back up of course, to Detroit.
Mari tells Chuck that she’s hopeful that the necklace could bring her answers, in addition to the powers of Australia’s most lethal animals. Chuck’s pretty sure it just leads to a mask and cape. Chuck is oddly sharp when he’s drinking, I must say. The doorbell rings and Chuck tells Mari that he’ll get it.
Chuck calls Mari to the door, since this is obviously not the usual late night visit from Jehovah’s Witnesses. Mari, upon seeing them, literally cheetahs her way out the back door. Barry’s pretty sure that he’s faster than the fastest land animal in the world, but I don’t know if he can take her. I’ve never seen him lift a kitchen table.
Final Thoughts:
- It’s because she’s hot. That’s why he named her Vixen. No reindeer games.
- Seriously thought the villain’s plan would be more muggers.
- Cheetahs never prosper.
Watch Vixen online:
http://cwseed.com/shows/vixen/episode-3/?play=b0b6b4bf-db3b-4f6b-b8ac-3a06defbb5df
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