oh absolutely! I don't believe they are bad people. C'mon!

well I'm straight, I've never seen Buffy, but I heard about "that" scene in Buffy. So my first thought after ep 3x07, when I finally stopped crying and was able to open my eyes again was: "What on earth were they thinking!?"

True re ratings. I also think it's mostly an overall problem with s.3.

At the end of the day it's a fiction and in fiction you always have a choice.
To kill or not to kill and if kill - then how to kill. I think most of us agree that the way they orchestrated her death was…ignorant at best, insensitive at worst.

yeah, that's also my problem with his story. Like you said…ok, this is Bellamy, here and now. His redemption arc will happen one way or another.

thank God. Two-week break, because honestly, I'm tired. This show needs a break, I need a break. lol.

"some" Clexa's shippers behaviour…

I still can't believe it.
I'm an adult. This is embarrassing.

I still think it was amazing episode, but at the same time I'm furious.

oh boy…this is really freaking sad :((

ok, I don't want to sound like a creep, but that Lexa/Clarke kiss was very good. Emotional, tender and meaningful. And that single tear from Lexa…

bye, Alycia https://www.instagram.com/p…

Isabela, you promised me it won't happen!

but they still were able to have her for 6-7 episodes. That's a lot! They got the news from AMC, they started to write s.3 and their had a choice - how to use Alycia in season 3. How to explore her character. At the end of the road was her death?

this was the best and the worst episode.

i agree, two supporting characters tha only had two short scenes together. I don't see any problem with a hug in this situation. I'm also pretty sure we will get a kiss at some point. But let's keep in mind that even the main "love story" couple shared only one, innocent kiss so far. In private.

oh gosh, you know what, change from binge watching to regular, weekly viewing experience is tricky. So I totally understand.

ha! Clarke is smart. She learns fast. Grounders love tradition, symbols, rituals.
They are drama queens, okay?

yes!
The funny thing is, even though Clarke was a hypocrite in this episode, I actually liked her more here, than let's say in ep 5.

so, basically "Avatar: The Legend of Lexa"?