[Who doesn't like doughnuts, he'd asked, because seriously, who doesn't like doughnuts? Barry loves doughnuts, but he doesn't think he loves doughnuts as much as Kara Danvers. He's not sure he could love anything as much as Kara Danvers loves things. She's the happiest person he's ever met. It's like walking next to sunshine.
He could get used to it, if he's honest. Obviously he wants to get home, he needs to, he already misses Joe and Iris, and Caitlin and Cisco and even Wells, and he can't just leave Central City without a hero. But this feels like a, a chance to take a break. And he takes breaks, Caitlin and Cisco make sure, but this time it's with someone who gets why it's so hard to take a break, and that feels different.
They're perched on the back of a car, with another box of doughnuts—Kara had claimed one place had the best, Barry had asked how he was supposed to believe that, clearly they needed to try a lot more—and he's actually comfortably full for once.]
I can't believe National City has a drive in movie theater. That's so cool. You come here a lot?
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He could get used to it, if he's honest. Obviously he wants to get home, he needs to, he already misses Joe and Iris, and Caitlin and Cisco and even Wells, and he can't just leave Central City without a hero. But this feels like a, a chance to take a break. And he takes breaks, Caitlin and Cisco make sure, but this time it's with someone who gets why it's so hard to take a break, and that feels different.
They're perched on the back of a car, with another box of doughnuts—Kara had claimed one place had the best, Barry had asked how he was supposed to believe that, clearly they needed to try a lot more—and he's actually comfortably full for once.]
I can't believe National City has a drive in movie theater. That's so cool. You come here a lot?