Adventure Time writers/storyboarders just like to torture their knowing audience.

Egress- Departure, Exit, Escape, Exodus, withdraw
The act of going outward or leaving a place.

He just had to walk blind and half-naked through a desert.

No joke. It was some "scary shit".

He's already lived a lifetime with grandkids in the Puhoy pillow-world episode.

Does he still count as completely human now that the grass sword has taken up root inside him, allowing him to grow back entire limbs(in the form of a flower)?

I can see this show is going to end up becoming the next Person Of Interest. With two A.I. at each other's throats. One ready to obliterate the world to "fix" it. The other having spent lifetimes learning the complex nature of humanity.

Fear The 100?

I thought Commander has to be a Nightblood.

It's a common trope progression regardless of any character's sexual orientation. Consummation, the height of a steadily building relationship and then sudden death. You could practically smell Lexa's ending the minute Clarke got in bed with her.

Point being that he "should" be able to make decent decisions on is own. Not that he has an actual track record of doing so often. And not that it is inherently Clarke's responsibility to provide stability to Bellamy's psyche. Simply that these are things. In fact it would be a great scene to see Clarke get…

Makes sense. The contents of red coolers often contain substance capable of impairing one's decision making skills.

I had the same hope that Bellamy wouldn't be so floating stupid to go along with a plan that would declare open war and get the entire colony killed.

Prince Vane is now Ice King Vane! lol it's so awkward to watch him on this show and Black Sails one day after the other.

After Bellamy was sent to lock up I was hoping that before the election they would send him to Polis for his actions. Get him out of Arkadia. Away from all that. Sentence him to be the ambassador's personal guard. I kept thinking "He's just been away from Clarke for too long". Not in a shipping way. Just, he's…

I actually like their decision to have Julia's plot follow alongside Quentin's. This balances things out so as to have two leading roles- a male and a female at the same time rather than taking turns and telling Julia's story through an excess of flashbacks (which worked for the books really well but really wouldn't…

At just 3 episodes, I am not going to complain about underdeveloped characters yet just because the show seems to cover more ground than it otherwise could.

Self-help Guru?

A wand of evil magic makes your enemies go do-own,
then you can take their cro-own,
In the most delightful way! :P

"And Sid is who knows where! Hey, man, his awesome hair!"
lmfao!