While protecting the cellist from a sniper, Arrow notices that the man sent to kill the cellist seems to be paused as if he’s listening to the cellist’s music. The cellist’s adagio awakens Arrow’s emotions, which she had ignored during the bleak and difficult days of the siege. In order to be a good sniper, Arrow had to turn herself into a weapon that could do what needed to be done to win the war without letting guilt at the blood on her hands overwhelm her. Galloway shows how the music allows Arrow to thaw a little and embrace her…