Fast Enough
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| Movies/Shows | The Flash |
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| Season number | 1 |
| Episode number | 23 |
| Air date | May 19, 2015 |
| Previous episode | Rogue Air |
| Next episode | The Man Who Saved Central City |
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| ID | 1402650 |
About Fast Enough
Barry is presented with a life-altering choice; Dr. Martin Stein and Ronnie return to help the S. T. A. R. Labs team.
Plot Overview
The flash season 1. Episode 23. "fast enough," follows barry. Who is determined to save his mother s life and change the past. After a confrontation with zoom. Barry is forced to make a difficult decision about the timeline. He must decide whether to go abck in itme and save his mother s life. Or protect the timeline and remain in the present. In the end. Barry decdies to go back in time and save his mother. Thus changing the timeline and creating a new timeline for the future.Barry s Dilemma
Barry s decision to go back in time and save his mother has a great cost; it creates a new itmeline. He must decide whether to protect the timeline that he knows. Or to save his mother s life. It is a difficult decision that he must make. And one that will have huge consequences.Zoom s Actions
In the episode. Zoom is determiend to stop barry from changing the timeline. He uses his powers to try and rpevent barry from going back in time. He also attempts to take control of the timeline himself. But is eventually defeated by barry.The Time Travel
Barry eventually decides to go back in time and save his mother. He uses a itme machine to travel back to the past. Creating a new timeline. He is bale to save his mother s life. But at the cost of creating an alternate timeline for the future.Consequences of the Time Travel
The tiem travel creates an alternate timeline. With many differences from the original timeline. Barry s father is alive. His mother is alive. And his relationships with his friends and family are changed. The timeline is laso changed in terms of the villain threats in central city.Reactions of the Characters
When barry goes back in time and saevs his mother. The reactions of the other characters are varied. Some of them are ahppy that barry is able to save his mother. Whiel others are worried about the consequences of the timeline change.The Aftermath
After barry goes back in time and saves his mother. The tmielnie is changed. The episode ends with barry and his friends trying to adjust to the new timeline. And trying to find a way to stop the new htreats that have arisen.Important Event
An important event in the episode is when barry decides to go back in time and save his mother s life. This is a crucial decision that will have uhge consequences for the future.Interesting Fact
An interesting fact about this episode is that it is the first time thta time travel is used in the flash. It is also the first time taht the timeline is changed in the show.Conclusion
In the episode "fast enough," barry is faced with a difficult decision; to save his mother s life or to proetct the timeline. He ultimately chooses to go back in time and save his mother. Thus changing the timeline and creatnig a new future for the characters. The episode ends with the characters trying to adjuts to the new timeline and find a way to stop the new threats that have arisen.'I'm not ready to lose hope': The hostages still in Gaza
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Why weren't Maui residents warned about the fire sooner?
By Bernd Debusmann Jr in Washington & Max Matza in MauiBBC News
As the scale of The Fire 's destruction in Maui becomes clear, questions are mounting over whether officials warned residents Fast Enough .
Local evacuations first took place on Tuesday, followed by an announcement that The Flames were "100% contained".
By The Following day, however, fast-moving flames had engulfed Maui's Lahaina town.
About 80% of The Town has been destroyed, according to officials.
While some reported receiving text alerts, it is unclear why the warnings were not more widespread. Many residents have reported that strong Winds knocked out communications systems hours before the fires arrived.
Here's what we know.
When were Maui residents warned about the fires?We know now that the fires began on Tuesday, but there was no specific warning ahead of it.
The National Weather Service did issue A Number of warnings for strong Winds and dry weather that can help fuel wildfires. But that warning was cancelled on Wednesday.
Soon after flames were reported on Maui on The Morning of 8 August, officials ordered an evacuation order of an area near a school to The East of Lahaina.
Shortly before 0900 local time (2000 BST), Maui County 's official website put out a statement in which they said that the brush fire had been "100% contained" although " Winds in the area remain a concern".
Apart from A Warning to avoid blocked roads, officials gave no further warnings regarding Lahaina until 16:45 local time, when The County said " an apparent flare-up" of The Fire had caused the closure of a bypass near The Town , as well as some evacuations.
More evacuations were announced later that afternoon, followed by an emergency declaration by Mayor Richard Bissen before 2200 local time That Night . Tourists in some hotels were instructed to remain in place to avoid clogging up local roads.
By then, flames had already engulfed parts of Lahaina, forcing some residents to flee into The Sea .
Was there A Warning system in place?Hawaii has what officials have previously touted as The World 's largest all-hazard public warning system, which includes a network of over 400 sirens across The State 's Many Islands that can help Alert residents and visitors to various kinds of threats.
The Head of The State 's emergency management agency, Adam Weintraub, told the Associated Press This Week that records do not suggest that those sirens were triggered on Maui on Tuesday.
Instead, Mr Weintraub said, officials used emergency alerts sent to mobile phones as well as TVs and radio stations.
In The Wake of The Fire , many residents have reported not seeing these, prompting speculation that they came only after widespread power and communications outages occurred on Maui.
Speaking to reporters on Thursday night, Fire Chief Bradford Ventura said that The Flames - propelled by strong Winds - had moved so fast that notifying residents became " nearly impossible".
He added that The First neighbourhoods of Lahaina struck by The Blaze " were basically self-evacuating with fairly little notice".
On NBC's Today programme, Mayor Bissen said that the fast-moving flames created an " impossible situation" because " everything happened so quickly".
While he declined to comment on whether warning systems functioned or not, Mr Bissen said that 2,100 people were in shelters by Tuesday night.
At a news conference on Wednesday, Hawaii governor Josh Green said that destruction in Lahaina was " very difficult to anticipate, especially because it came in The Night with high Winds ".
What did residents hear?In The Aftermath of The Blaze , many local residents and visitors have reported not hearing any warnings at all until The Flames were Dangerously Close or already sweeping into Lahaina.
Tee Dang, a 35-year-old visitor from Kansas, told The Bbc that she only realised an emergency was taking place when The Manager of an Airbnb told her family that they should evacuate.
" We don't know what to do, so we just grabbed all our stuff. . by The Time we got in Our Car , The Black smoke was rising, " she added. Eventually Ms Dang, her husband and three children were forced to flee into The Sea to escape.
" All I grabbed was food, water and a Shirt . . and we left, " She Said , adding that they were soon caught in traffic amid The Flames . " There were fires in every corner".
Lee Munn, a 42-year-old resident of Lahaina, said he was meeting with his neighbours at an apartment complex when strong Winds started and he began smelling smoke and seeing soot fall on a window. He soon saw embers falling.
" At that point everybody started to panic, " he added. As he packed, The Building caught fire around him and " everything went black".
Local Man Dustin Kaleiopu told CBS, The Bbc 's US partner, that he only realised The Fire was So Close when " smoke started to come through out windows".
" By The Time we got in Our Car , our neighbour's yard was On Fire , " he added. " There were strangers in Our Yard with their water hoses trying to put fires out".
Carl Cudworth, a 63-year-old Lahaina resident, was one of The Few who have So Far reported receiving a text Alert .
He told the New York Times that the Alert - which sounded " kind of like a fire engine" - Vanished quickly but gave him and his Family Time to escape Lahaina.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
