"I think red's more my colour," he quips. White's too bright in the sun, and while it goes well with gold, it's not the look he's going for.

Besides, being called the White Speedster doesn't quite have the same flair to it as the Scarlet Speedster does. And there's a joke in there about the Scarlet Letter, he's sure of it.

But it's an opportunity, and Barry doesn't grasp it for reasons that feel wrong. Using Snart's obvious soft spot for him against him isn't in Barry Allen's style, and it's not how he wants the Flash to be known. Fair and just is the way the Scarlet Speedster likes to run, and he doesn't want to deviate from that path, regardless of how it may help him in the future.

"You really want to invite me back to yours for a snow cone? Think about it, Snart. I'm me. You're you. We're on opposite sides here."