I took it as Clarke was rationalizing Finn's actions because, like she said to Lexa, he killed those innocents for her and it makes her feel guilty/responsible for his actions. Is it logical? Not really, but logic doesn't seem to reign supreme when your in the middle of a war and desperate to stay alive and you have…

I had the same reaction to that movie. I remember a friend dragged us to it all and we were FURIOUS that he made us go see that movie because the ending was so maddening.

Yes! That's the one I mentioned too! It got even worse when his parents and Sirius and Lupin all showed up to help him be brave enough to follow through with it. Tears. Everywhere. On an airplane…

That movie got me too. When I was around that age, my mom took me to see Homeward Bound in theaters and I was howling and bawling so loud when Shadow falls in that pit that she had to take me out of the theater. But I was always an emotional child, so she was not astonished by my histrionics.

Our teacher was crying so hard she couldn't even finish reading and one of the fourth graders had to take over for her. I can't even deal with that book.

It's embarrassing how much I cry in movies/tv shows/books, but 2 times stand out the most for me.
1. Reading the Deathly Hallows on an airplane and I get to the part where Harry is walking to his death to sacrifice himself and he's joined by Lily, James, Sirius, and Lupin and I just lost it. I should probably mention…

My main issue was that I kept waiting for it to all be tied together and it never was. There were also sooo many unanswered questions.

I'm going through my "need some happy entertainment now," so it's all about Gilmore Girls for me.

Yeah I definitely heard that whole exchange! It got muted after the little freshman left Lydia alone.