I don't know if Lila could see the other sensates with Wolfgang (and vice versa, Wolfgang couldn't see her cluster). I think that was mostly for visual storytelling, we the audience could see that both were fighting with the full force of their respective clusters.

Her pretentiousness with that wine was enough alone to make her a villain.

I really feel like "the action is happening around him" is rather the point of Capheus's story, as well. I understand wanting the character to have more agency, but much like with Kala's passivity being 'the point', we're supposed to see Capheus's genuine selflessness and hope being rebranded and utilized for…

Makes the most sense of any other candidate so far. She's assimilated into Grounder culture very well and understands where they're coming from without judgement, but she also has the knowledge of technology and bigger picture. As we saw these last two weeks, she's able to communicate the same ideas as Clarke but in a…

Good point. In this sense Jasper's almost altruistic.

Yeah I don't actively dislike it mostly because the actors play it pretty well, and I've always platonically rooted for them, and this season has been decently slow burn at least.

Honestly, I didn't get more than two thirds in.

It really wants to be that, but it is done ineffectively.

Only if Octavia or Indra tell people, which we haven't seen her do yet.

I mean, Camus also wasn't living in a nuclear wasteland, so.

Echo's gonna stir up some shit. Azgeda doesn't know she was banished.

Maybe not enough people had worked their way up to Level 12 yet. Wouldn't it be crazy if Cult Graduation was gonna the week after ALIE's onslaught?

I think it's two-fold. One, The 100 doesn't have the platform or viewership to draw the kind of attention a Netflix series has. Two, circumstances. A teen killing herself in a normal, realistic setting carries different weight with teens struggling with suicidal ideation than a group of people facing nuclear…

The people in Mount Weather initially were a dedicated group of government staff who's job it was to coordinate the preservation of culture and civilization in the event of a nuclear attack. They had a staged preparation plan and schedule and probably had contingencies for unexpected holocausts as well.

<3 <3 Sinclair makes this an A for me. <3 <3

Yeah. I didn't know what "with her" means. With her for… WHAT purpose?

That's… really extra of her, ha. But thank you for the explanation.

I mean accepting the fact that he happens to be another species with global psychic connections, not the side effects of said psychic connections xD

I feel like Lito accepted his abilities as the new normal pretty quickly, considering his tendency to overreact to things.

I loved that scene because of the parallel it drew to the movie the women in his life loved and the scene that made him want to pursue a super macho acting career… turned on its head by breaking the rules he thought he had to conform to. And then also because it was gorgeous.