[ the rambling's familiar. barry's done it long before he ever got struck with the lighting bolt and the particle accelerator matter. he does his best to keep up, but with missing a few key links, all he can do is narrow his eyes as he tries to picture what bart allen's trying to say. the multiverse is a huge, huge galaxy of alternate selves, but with barry's limited experience, he has only ever met his doppelgänger who was the same age and familiar in his select choices of work and women. his dealings with kara have left him to fill in the gaps — kara knows him, as a blond. rather than ask her who he is to her in her world, he's left it up to (incorrect) assumptions. ]
[ he hasn't dealt with anything futuristic just yet, save for eobard thawne. he can't say his impression of the future is a good one just yet. ]
[ he's a forensic scientist, so barry tries to quickly think of all the clues he's been given. what's the most important thing to pull from what bart's said? he thinks he's found it, and so he slowly, almost tentatively asks, ] Who's your grandfather?
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[ he hasn't dealt with anything futuristic just yet, save for eobard thawne. he can't say his impression of the future is a good one just yet. ]
[ he's a forensic scientist, so barry tries to quickly think of all the clues he's been given. what's the most important thing to pull from what bart's said? he thinks he's found it, and so he slowly, almost tentatively asks, ] Who's your grandfather?