Colton Haynes' Charaacter Leaving 'Arrow' Season 4? Roy Harper The Man In The Grave?

Despite Colton Haynes' return in the recent episode of "Arrow" season 4, Arsenal may likely be the grave over which Oliver Queen (Stephen Amell) vows revenge in the teaser trailers, according to Design and Trend.

Before the anticipated return of the fourth season of "Arrow," fans speculated that it would be Felicity who dies after appearing to be killed in the cliffhanger of the previous season.

However, early episodes of the latest season of the series have shown that Felicity is very much alive, which led viewers to speculate about the person buried in the grave.

Design Trend speculated that Arsenal's alter-ego Roy Harper, played by Colton Haynes, will most likely be killed in this season of "Arrow."

Diggle, Laurel and Thea are already being given "significant additions" to their storylines, which leads the site to speculate that killing the characters will not make sense. The news site even listed three reasons why Colton Haynes may be saying goodbye this season.

First is his status as a character the show has seen grow throughout three seasons, before his departure from Star City.

"Season four's mystery victim is someone Oliver cares enough about to shed tears over, so Malcolm Merlyn Quentin Lance and Nyssa aren't really strong possibilities," the site wrote.

The site also described Roy/Arsenal as "dispensable" and said that the other cast members already have enough diverse characters.

"Roy's character arc is essentially over as far as 'Arrow' is concerned, so why not make him the one that sends Oliver over the edge?"

The International Business Times, meanwhile, disputed Colton Haynes' departure from "Arrow" and suggested it would either be Oliver's son William or Samantha, William's mom.

"All that evidence supports either William or Samantha meeting an untimely end in a coming episode," the site added.

Melty, meanwhile, just hoped it would not be Colton Haynes' last season.

"We just pray that it won't be Roy who ends up in the ground," the site said in a post.