The Flash Promo Pits Barry Against His Most Devious Foe Ever - CBR - Comic Book Resources

In The Flash, Speed Force Nora has crossed a line that's put Barry Allen in a difficult position.

The promo for Season 7, Episode 9, "Timeless," opens with Barry realizing that Speed Force Nora has been manipulating him. Iris asks him if Speed Force Nora's life matters at all, and he replies that she's not a person. It then cuts to a scene where he yells at the manifestation of his power, saying, "I'm supposed to protect lives, not destroy them!" He tells her that he won't help her kill again, but she says that he doesn't have a choice.

Barry has been having misgivings about Speed Force Nora ever since she appeared this season. Iris was eager to have her stay with them, and while Barry agreed to it, he was wary of their new house guest. In Season 7, Episode 8, "The People v. Killer Frost," Speed Force Nora is adamant about bringing in the other forces, the Strength Force, the Sage Force and Still Force by any means necessary. She believes that they only want to destroy everything they touch.

When Barry and Speed Force Nora confront Fuerza, the Strength Force monster that beat Flash and killed Abracadabra earlier in the season, she turns out to be Alexa Rivera, an innocent-looking Field Supervisor for Keystone Cares. Speed Force Nora isn't convinced of Fuerza's alter-ego, and when Alexa is brought in to S.T.A.R. Labs for testing, Speed Force Nora manipulates Flash's powers and sends a blast of energy that kills the young woman, leaving both Barry and Iris stunned.

The Flash stars Grant Gustin, Candice Patton, Jesse L. Martin, Danielle Panabaker, Carlos Valdes and Tom Cavanagh. The series returns from hiatus Tuesday, May 4 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on The CW.

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