Barry Allen was 11 years old when his mother, Nora Allen, was murdered by Eobard Thawne (Reverse-Flash) in the Arrowverse continuity, an event that spurred him to become a forensic scientist and later The Flash.
Barry's mother was murdered when he was 11 years old on March 18, 2000 and the blame was wrongfully placed on his father. He was taken in by Joe West and ended up staying with him and his daughter, Iris West. Barry dedicated the rest of his life to proving his father's innocence. After the S.T.A.R.
She was supposed to be around 27. Nora says that Barry vanished "a couple" years after she was born, so 2 years. And the headline she shows him says the Flash was still missing "25 years later." So 25+2=27 years old minimum.
In DC Comics, originally Nora Allen lived long into adulthood. However, this was retconned in Flash: Rebirth when Professor Zoom traveled back in time to Barry Allen's childhood and murdered Nora to get revenge on him.
Though he is supposed to turn 32 today, internally Barry is actually 31 due to a gamma rays' blast that hit him while he was confronting the villain Dr. Pytor Orloff. Also, according to the drivers license they show in S3, he was born in 1989.
There are 10 queer characters listed for this show; none are dead.
The speed force actually slows down aging, so even if it did he just has a built in defense against it. The Flash's body isn't temporally-accelerated, it's just full of Speed.
Sometime after this incident, Iris secretly had a power-dampening chip implanted in Nora to keep her inherited speedster powers hidden, also asking family and close friends to stay silent about them. As a result, Nora remained unaware of her meta-human powers.
Exactly 25 years later, a still-widowed 59 year old Iris wrote another article, titled "25 Years Later - Flash Still Missing", with different sources giving conflicting accounts of what had happened that night. A copy of the newspaper would be kept by Nora West-Allen, as proof that the Flash never came back.
In 2015, Barry was allowed a second chance to travel back in time and prevent Nora's murder. Despite arriving in 2000 and preparing to save her, Barry was warned by his future self to not interfere considering the damage it would cause to the timeline.
And keep in mind, she was far slower than Barry. As for DCEU Barry, he didn't have this power. Snyder simply had time travel with a different visual style, but this didn't mean DCEU Barry had this move.
In "A Night Off", the two officially become a couple. Ren's difficulty with words and focus on professionalism have put some strain on their initial relationship, but Nora tells Ren to "screw talking" as they kiss.
If he went 13 trillion times the speed of light, that would mean he would have to be going 24,231,000,000,000,000 or about 24 quadrillion miles per second. That's pretty fast if I do say so myself. That is the equivalent of Mach 32,308,000,000,000 and Barry in the show is only going at like Mach 12.
Since Barry may not have returned for a really long time(he had to because Of that message he sent from 2050 or 2060) Nora wanted to go back in time and help save him or meet him. Iris didn't allow this because she knew it could mess up the timeline. So this causes some hatred and distance between Iris and Nora.
Yes, Queen Elizabeth I(I) likely regretted the execution of Mary, Queen of Scots, on a personal level, feeling conflicted about ordering the death of a fellow monarch and cousin, though she was driven by political necessity to eliminate the threat Mary posed to her throne. She showed signs of remorse, like blaming her ministers for acting too quickly after signing the death warrant, but ultimately felt it was a necessary, albeit painful, act to secure her reign.
The two appeared on-screen together in the Season 1 The Flash episode "Rogue Air". Ronnie was killed off in The Flash because Robbie Amell was unable to commit as a series regular for DC's Legends of Tomorrow.
Ezra Miller wasn't formally "dropped" from The Flash film itself (which was already completed), but rather, Warner Bros. halted future projects with them due to numerous arrests, assault allegations, and claims of grooming, leading to a significant industry distancing and uncertainty about their continued role as The Flash in the DC universe. Their erratic behavior, including public incidents, mental health struggles (which they addressed in a public apology), and alleged criminal actions, created immense pressure and risk for the studio, despite the film's eventual success.
The series finale of The Flash was appropriately emotional for Candice Patton, whose Iris West-Allen gave birth to her first child with Barry Allen (Grant Gustin). It was also, she says, unintentionally hilarious thanks to some ill-timed pee.
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Meanwhile, she also watched over Barry Allen, realizing that he was extremely close to exposing Mirror Iris as a faker. Inside the Mirrorverse, the real Iris was getting closer to discovering the truth about Eva. Knowing that, Eva orchestrated a trap to catch and arrest Iris.
In a posthumous message, he only confessed to Nora Allen's murder as a way to taunt Barry, admitting it wouldn't matter as Barry would never truly be happy.
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Wally West holds the record for the fastest speed ever achieved. In JLA #89, the former Kid Flash had to evacuate 532,000 people in half a microsecond from a nuclear explosion, requiring him to travel 17.5 million miles at 13 trillion times the speed of light.
1% the speed of light is 7 million miles per hour or 1,609,344 kilometers. That is unimaginably fast. To even do that is well beyond any technology we have or will have in our lifetimes.