Nora West-Allen's (XS) main secret in The Flash Season 5 was her secret alliance with her father's nemesis, Eobard Thawne (Reverse-Flash), whom she communicated with in the future to try and prevent Barry Allen's disappearance in the original Crisis. She also concealed that her mother, Iris, had placed a power-dampening chip in her, preventing her from using her speed for years, and she was secretly working to change the timeline to save Barry, a mission Thawne manipulated her into.
We've been waiting three months for the inevitable to happen and it finally did: Nora's secret came out in tonight's episode, “Time Bomb.” And boy oh boy, Barry did not take it well and gave his daughter the ultimate form of grounding; a punishment he reserves for his enemies.
If I remember correctly, Nora pretty much hated Iris for being so overprotective to the point where she installed a meta-dampening device in her that was discovered by accident.
Nora was wiped from existence in Season 5 because a new timeline was created where Barry died before he and Iris could conceive her(This Barry dies in 2019, whereas Nora is born sometime before April 2024).
Nora also supported her mother when she was dealing her time sickness and helped Team Flash fight against Eobard Thawne with the powers of all of the Negative Forces. Later, when the Legion of Zoom tried to kill her father, Nora once again helped Team Flash, defeating Savitar.
Alter ego: After Nora West-Allen ran into the Negative Speed Force, she became the leader of the Young Rogues and became evil.
Eobard Thawne, also known as the Reverse-Flash or Professor Zoom, is a supervillain appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. Created by John Broome and Carmine Infantino, the character first appeared in The Flash #139 (September 1963) and has since endured as the archenemy of Barry Allen / The Flash.
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.
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.
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.
Last episode we learn that iris put a power dampening chip into Nora. And Nora is sad and angry at her mom. It was kinda the right thing for iris to do, on the other hand, it was harsh and kinda terrible. future iris didn't want to loose Nora like she lost Barry.
It is known that Reverse Flash loses his speed because he kills Nora and effectively erases OG timeline Barry from existence and Flash doesn't exist anymore. So he has to create the Flash to restore his speed.
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.
Iris West realizes Barry is the Flash. Just as Eddie was about to propose to Iris with a ring he got from his grandmother, they were attacked by the Reverse-Flash. Iris quickly recognized him as Nora Allen's murderer and pleaded with him not to hurt anyone else.
Following a crisis and several timeline alterations, Nora's existence as the daughter of Barry and Iris was restored; except in this time, she also has a brother named, Bart. The two eventually traveled to the past to warn their parents about Godspeed.
Also, Henry died in prison by the time Barry proved his father's innocence. However, after the universe reset with the undoing of Flashpoint, Henry is still alive.
Thawne grew bitter and jealous when the Flash, having traveled through time, saved a crowd that he had intended to rescue and, upon learning that he was destined to become the Flash's greatest enemy, grew obsessed with ruining his life as the Reverse-Flash.
Jason Rusch is the second Firestorm, introduced following Ronnie Raymond's death in Identity Crisis. He was created by writer Dan Jolley and artist ChrisCross. Jason was a 17-year-old living in Detroit who wanted nothing more than to escape his home city.
"Honestly, there was no way to make it happen with regards to my schedule and just all the different creative ventures and life circumstances that I was trying to juggle at that time," the actor tells EW. Sydney Bucksbaum is a staff writer at Entertainment Weekly.
Life and death
Eddie's life remained the same as he was engaged to Iris until he sacrificed his life to save Team Flash to which his body was absorbed into the singularity over Central City yet his sacrifice was in vain as the Reverse-Flash was still able to exist.
List of characters that can beat him: Superman (Both movie and comic version) Thor(comic version) Black Adam (Comic version) Dr Fate Scarlett Witch Raven Death racer Trigon Jean Grey Dr Strange Ultraman Spectre Captain marvel (comic version) World breaker hulk Wonder Woman (different comic versions) Flash (Wally west, ...
Henry Allen is the husband of Nora Allen and the father of Barry Allen. Following his wife's murder in 2004, Henry was falsely convicted of killing her and sentenced to Iron Heights Penitentiary.
Creators. Malcolm Thawne is the lost twin brother of Barry Allen. He is a Cobalt Blue, one of a number of evil counterparts of the Flash that wields the Blue Flame.