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Jul 17, 2019 · Clarke and the rest of the 100 fight for their lives in one of the high points of a top-notch season. This The 100 review contains spoilers.
- Into The Woods
- Immoralitality
- Life and Death to Primes
- The Head Tells The Heart to Beat
- Love Is The Thing with Feathers
- For Your Consideration
Clarke’s on a bike! And she’s… terrible. Hah! As cool as it was to see Clarke pick up Josephine’s skills, it’s incredibly endearing that in reality, her body can’t actually operate this beast. Clarke may not be born to ride like Octavia and Diyoza, but she’s fierce and scrappy, and vows to Josephine that she’ll remove the mind drive from her own he...
Abby and Raven are taken back to Sanctum, where Simone very callously tells Abby that Clarke is dead. Was it payback? Or was a small part of her speaking to Abby as one mother to another? Honestly, I’d love her either way. Simone was a brilliant character, maybe even more so than Russell, more callous and unrestrained in her ‘evil’ because she wasn...
The final scene of the episode absolutely gutted me, in the best possible way, and not just because all of my Xtavia Endgame theories are definitely coming true. (Jk.) (But not really, I’m committed to this bit now.) Josephine, for all that she briefly got back in touch with her humanity through her instafriendship with Clarke, makes one last stand...
In letting Josephine die, Gabriel is also giving Clarke back herlife, because, as his words imply, he and Josephine already had their turn. To love and live, and now to die. Now, it’s Clarke’s turn to live (and maybe even to love — she’s certainly earned it) and, by extension, it’s Bellamy’s turn to save her. Because, like Clarke, Bellamy hasn’t ha...
On The 100, I dare say that love is both a strength and a weakness. Love has definitely been weaponized by all sides to excuse all manner of sins, and one character’s love for another is very often used against them. Even Murphy suffers for letting himself love other people. Love can make you desperate and reckless, and losing love can literally ma...
Can we all just appreciate Russell’s giant ass Himalayan salt lamp? That is some puuuuure air they’ve got there.Xtavia Endgame jokes (“jokes”) aside, I love Gabriel, can we keep him?Nice touch that it was ALIE’s voice giving the warning notice in Clarke’s head.Where is Jordan? Where is my son?Jul 23, 2019 · Floating in a little late this week, what with San Diego Comic-Con blowing up everywhere, but I'm here with the thoughts on episode 10, "Matryoshka." Before I even watched this week, I was pumped, because I've been obsessed with Russian matryoshka dolls since I was a child.
Which is why in “Matryoshka,” even when nearly all of them were imprisoned and Clarke was seizing into her last moments of life, I knew everything would be fine. Just kidding!
Jul 17, 2019 · Matryoshka marks the tenth episode for season 6 and I must say quite a lot happened. We finally see a softer side to Josephine and learn more about her torrid love affair with Gabriel, the very man leading the charge against the Primes.
Jul 28, 2019 · “Matryoshka” shows how quickly a group will resort to violence when their way of life is threatened. Skaikru are to be executed for “their” crimes, even though most of them haven’t done anything wrong.
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Jul 17, 2019 · Our review of The 100 Season 6 Episode 10 discusses Bellamy saving Clarke with his lips and ponders [spoiler]'s staggering loss!
