The Flash finale recap: Failure isn't an option for Mirror Mistress
’s pretty good sixth season, was definitely not supposed to be a finale, and that's clear from watching the episode. Alas, it had to function as one becausedidn’t finish shooting its season before the pandemic shutdown. So, it would definitely be super unfair to judge it as a finale.
Unfortunately, Mirror-Singh shows up right as Team Flash prepares to escort Carver out of there. Mirror-Singh pulls Barry aside and offers him a trade: Iris’ freedom for Carver’s life. In a not-so-surprising move, Barry hesitates and seriously considers his offer. But Nash intervenes and smoke bombs/teleports the group back to S.T.A.R. Labs before Barry answers.
Meanwhile, downstairs near Carver’s panic room, Barry confronts Eva, who has gone full Mirror Master and looks like a freakin’ badass. With her suit and/or powers, she turns her arm into a Mega Man-like canon and fires on Barry. Then, she corners her husband and throws mirror shards at him, but Barry dives in front of him at the last second and saves him. But that’s no matter because Eva just pushes one of the mirror pieces through Barry and into Carver, killing him.
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