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Oliver and Felicity had a love story that captivated fans and kept us hopeful through the highs and lows. We saw Felicity’s last appearance in Arrow’s season finale this past Monday, which was both heartbreaking and a beautiful tribute to this iconic couple.<\/p>\n
Olicity’s magic is hard to describe. Sure, there was undeniable chemistry between Stephen Amell and Emily Bett Rickards and a delicate touch from the writers. But there was something more\u2014a rare spark that captured our imaginations and made us cheer for them.<\/p>\n
To honor Oliver and Felicity, here are 15 moments that made us fall in love with them all over again, showcasing why they are one of television\u2019s most romantic pairs.<\/p>\n
15 Amazing Olicity Moments That Made You Fall in Love<\/p>\n
1: Nope\u2026.Nothing Platonic Here
\nIt’s clear Oliver is imagining his own \u201cvery platonic circumstances.\u201d This moment was sizzling!<\/p>\n
2: She\u2019s the Only Choice\u2026.Every Time
\nSeason 2 was full of memorable Olicity moments, but one stands out. After Oliver kills the Count to save Felicity, the way he reassures her and reaches to touch her is packed with unspoken emotions.<\/p>\n
3: JUST KISS HER
\nThis scene was loaded with emotion\u2014grief, fear, and tension. Standing so close without saying what they really felt, I couldn’t help but yell, “Just kiss her already!”<\/p>\n
4: Neither of You Fooled Us
\nWhile many other moments could have been highlighted, this conversation was especially gut-wrenching. Felicity lays everything bare, and Oliver does too, in his own way. His expression and smile told us everything we needed to know.<\/p>\n
5: Flirty Flirts
\nWatching Oliver and Felicity flirt is always a treat, and apparently, Diggle and Roy thought so too.<\/p>\n
6: Heartbreaking First Kiss
\nTheir first kiss was filled with angst and tenderness. It was romantic and heartbreaking all at once.<\/p>\n
7: A Call Back to Coffee and a Heart-to-Heart
\nInstead of the obvious romantic scenes, this moment stood out for its honesty. Both Oliver and Felicity were vulnerable and stripped bare to each other, making it a perfect Olicity moment.<\/p>\n
8: Affectionate and Adorable Olicity
\nThese two are just so cute together!<\/p>\n
9: Partners\u2026.Always
\nSome of their best moments come during extreme danger and stress. They manage to create a bubble of serenity and share extraordinary experiences.<\/p>\n
10: Always Willing to Sacrifice for the Other
\nWhat stands out in this moment is their passionate arguments and how they stay in sync, no matter how far apart they grow.<\/p>\n
11: The Keys to His Heart
\nTechnically, it’s the key to his apartment, but this move by Oliver to make their relationship more public shows a new side of him, and Felicity clearly approves.<\/p>\n
12: I Do
\nThis was the moment many Olicity fans had been waiting for, a perfect epitome of Oliver and Felicity.<\/p>\n
13: Domestic Olicity
\nTheir flirty banter is something I will forever love!<\/p>\n
14: Back In Each Other\u2019s Arms
\nThis reunion was emotional and fragile, a culmination of all the episodes leading up to it.<\/p>\n
15: And Baby Makes Four
\nA sweet way to start wrapping up Oliver and Felicity\u2019s story, marking the perfect culmination of their epic romance.<\/p>\n
Bonus: Farewell, My Love
\nThe kiss at the end had me swooning, a fitting conclusion to their story.<\/p>\n
While there are countless more moments that made us swoon, these snapshots capture their most flirty and romantic times. What are your favorite Olicity moments? Share them in the comments below!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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