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Barry & Caitlin | Lovely

"Move on, apparently." Fandom: The Flash Characters: Barry Allen and Caitlin Snow Ship: SnowBarry Song: Lovely by Billie Eilish (with Khalid) Note: This video is practically a ride down the memory lane. The words 'move on, apparently' held a lot of context than we give them credit for. As long as I can remember, Caitlin returned to the team in every season (willingly or not) to resume her position. In season one she had lost Ronnie and she still stayed. In season 2, she had decided to move on but Barry brought her back. In season 3, she was again brought back to Star Labs (Flashpoint). In season 4...well we know. I think she has somehow accepted the fact that moving on is impossible for her and she will be be tied to the team forever. Like helping Barry will always be her destiny. No matter how hard she will try to move on, she will end up with the team somehow. I know it's a parallel to the first season where Barry says 'Stop you from drinking, apparently'. What did it mean? It simply meant; 'even if I tried to stop you, you'll keep drinking. So I'd rather not.' Similarly, Caitlin's words meant; 'even if I tried moving on, I'll have to return. So I'd rather not.' Note for 'some' of the sick WA shippers: Please stay away from SnowBarry videos. If you can't appreciate someone's hard work, then don't comment crap too. People can ship whomever they want, and if your 'perfect couple' is so perfect, why do you have to defend them EVERYWHERE? STOP TELLING SnowBarry fans TO DIE! It's a fictional show and they're all fictional characters and if you can't get that in your brain then yes, you're sick. You need serious help. #snowbarry #fanvidfeed Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.