It's the day of Moira's big trial! And by that I mean her entire trial -- from opening statements to verdict -- takes one day. And that includes a lengthy recess in the middle when Adam Donner, who's prosecuting the case, is taken ill with what turns out to be the drug Vertigo. Because Count Vertigo escaped from prison in the earthquake, but the prison administrators decided not to tell anyone for fear they'd look bad. Now that I see it in print, it sounds kind of dumb.

Count Vertigo has this plan where he spikes flu shots with his eponymous drug, which will then make everyone in Starling City an addict so they'll have to keep buying it. It works pretty well, although the only two people who seem to be affected are Adam Donner and John Diggle. After Adam gets kidnapped, Felicity's able to do some zoom-in-and-enhance to lead Oliver to the scene. But after Oliver cleans the place up and gets back to the trial, Felicity gets herself captured. Oops! Oliver has to go back to his office because the Count has figured out he's the Arrow. And after a certain amount of hero-villain banter, Oliver has to shoot three arrows into the Count's chest, which throws him through the window and down like fifty stories into a car. So he's dead now, because I guess Oliver only vowed not to kill people who didn't deserve it. The Count was about to inject his drug into Felicity, so Oliver didn't have a lot of choice. He's fine. But he was being funded by Alderman "Brother" Blood, who may have found the perfect formula for making super-strong criminals or whatever it is he's up to.

The flashbacks have moved off the freighter and back to the island. Oliver takes Ivo to the skeletons he's so interested in, but it turns out what he really wants is the arrowhead that Oliver found. Shado and Slade appear out of the jungle to free Oliver, and he drags Sara along. Once they're alone, they discover numbers on the back of the arrowhead that are allegedly the coordinates of the Japanese sub that contains the formula that will save mankind.

Okay, the trial. With Adam out of the way, Laurel is running things, which seems like a conflict of interest. Especially when she tells Moira that the prosecution has shocking evidence that she once slept with Malcolm Merlyn. Moira tells her kids, but she still won't change her plea so it comes out in court. This casts doubt on how much she actually loved her family. It also suggests she wasn't averse to working with him in bed, which is more fun. But even this shocking revelation isn't enough to convict Moira; she's found not guilty of one count of conspiracy and five hundred and three counts of murder. When she's released from custody, her driver takes her to a deserted parking lot where she's confronted by Malcolm Merlyn, who isn't dead after all. And now he's Thea Queen's father! Gasp!

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