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8 Theories About Savitar’s True Identity In The Flash Season 3

When Savitar first appeared in season 3 of The Flash, it appeared as if he would be little more than the self-proclaimed God of Speed he said he was. Since then, it's become clear that he ties into the Scarlet Speedster's mythology in a much bigger way and that he has an identity which, when revealed, will blow the minds of both fans and Barry Allen.
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3) H.R. Wells

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H.R. has been a fun addition to The Flash‘s third season, but it’s hard to imagine how much longevity the character has here. The fact that he isn’t a genius makes him pretty much useless and his unique way of chiming in feels like something which has a limited lifespan. Savitar recently revealed that H.R. survives his attack and seemed genuinely disgusted by him; could it be because he hates seeing his old self?

It’s also worth noting that H.R. and Savitar are the only ones to refer to Kid-Flash as Wallace, a minor detail, but one which might just play a big role in the eventual reveal of the Speed God’s secret identity. If the villain isn’t H.R., then I could imagine him being the Harrison Wells from Earth-2 (mainly due to Savitar’s disdain for H.R.), but that could be hard to explain unless Barry’s actions somehow result in something awful happening to Jesse Quick in the near future.


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