The twenty-first episode of Arrow’s third season, titled marks a harrowing turning point for the series. It isn't just about a change in wardrobe; it’s about the systematic erasure of Oliver Queen’s soul. After weeks of resisting, Oliver finally submits to Ra's al Ghul, undergoing a brutal transformation into the "Heir to the Demon." The Transformation of Al Sah-Him
Seeing Oliver effortlessly take down Diggle and Black Canary feels like a punch to the gut. According to reviewers at Hush Comics , Laurel’s attempt to fill the void left by Sara with Nyssa creates a complex dynamic where the team is fighting to protect an assassin against their own former leader.
The episode culminates in a shocking decree by Ra's al Ghul. To fully ascend and purge any remaining loyalty to his past, Al Sah-Him must marry Nyssa al Ghul, uniting their bloodlines. Furthermore, he is ordered to unleash the "Alpha and Omega" bio-weapon on his own home, Starling City. Why This Episode Matters
This episode is a masterclass in tension. It strips away the safety net of "the hero always wins," leaving fans on the edge of their seats for the season finale. AI responses may include mistakes. Learn more
The episode opens with a chilling montage of Oliver’s brainwashing. Through the use of herbs and psychological torture, the League of Assassins breaks him down until Oliver Queen is "dead" and only Al Sah-Him remains. This shift is solidified when he is tasked with his first mission: returning to Starling City to eliminate the only other claimant to the demon’s mantle—Nyssa al Ghul. A Team Divided and Defeated
"Al Sah-Him" is widely regarded as one of the darkest entries in the show’s history. It forces the audience to question if the hero we’ve followed for three years is truly gone. The stakes are no longer just about stopping a villain; they are about the survival of Oliver Queen’s humanity.
Diggle’s disappointment is palpable. For years, he was Oliver's moral compass; seeing that compass shattered by the League’s indoctrination leaves the team leaderless and vulnerable. The Ultimate Sacrifice
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The twenty-first episode of Arrow’s third season, titled marks a harrowing turning point for the series. It isn't just about a change in wardrobe; it’s about the systematic erasure of Oliver Queen’s soul. After weeks of resisting, Oliver finally submits to Ra's al Ghul, undergoing a brutal transformation into the "Heir to the Demon." The Transformation of Al Sah-Him
Seeing Oliver effortlessly take down Diggle and Black Canary feels like a punch to the gut. According to reviewers at Hush Comics , Laurel’s attempt to fill the void left by Sara with Nyssa creates a complex dynamic where the team is fighting to protect an assassin against their own former leader. [S3E21] Al Sah-Him
The episode culminates in a shocking decree by Ra's al Ghul. To fully ascend and purge any remaining loyalty to his past, Al Sah-Him must marry Nyssa al Ghul, uniting their bloodlines. Furthermore, he is ordered to unleash the "Alpha and Omega" bio-weapon on his own home, Starling City. Why This Episode Matters The twenty-first episode of Arrow’s third season, titled
This episode is a masterclass in tension. It strips away the safety net of "the hero always wins," leaving fans on the edge of their seats for the season finale. AI responses may include mistakes. Learn more According to reviewers at Hush Comics , Laurel’s
The episode opens with a chilling montage of Oliver’s brainwashing. Through the use of herbs and psychological torture, the League of Assassins breaks him down until Oliver Queen is "dead" and only Al Sah-Him remains. This shift is solidified when he is tasked with his first mission: returning to Starling City to eliminate the only other claimant to the demon’s mantle—Nyssa al Ghul. A Team Divided and Defeated
"Al Sah-Him" is widely regarded as one of the darkest entries in the show’s history. It forces the audience to question if the hero we’ve followed for three years is truly gone. The stakes are no longer just about stopping a villain; they are about the survival of Oliver Queen’s humanity.
Diggle’s disappointment is palpable. For years, he was Oliver's moral compass; seeing that compass shattered by the League’s indoctrination leaves the team leaderless and vulnerable. The Ultimate Sacrifice
This could have to do with the pathing policy as well. The default SATP rule is likely going to be using MRU (most recently used) pathing policy for new devices, which only uses one of the available paths. Ideally they would be using Round Robin, which has an IOPs limit setting. That setting is 1000 by default I believe (would need to double check that), meaning that it sends 1000 IOPs down path 1, then 1000 IOPs down path 2, etc. That’s why the pathing policy could be at play.
To your question, having one path down is causing this logging to occur. Yes, it’s total possible if that path that went down is using MRU or RR with an IOPs limit of 1000, that when it goes down you’ll hit that 16 second HB timeout before nmp switches over to the next path.