#dailythe100

[bellamyblake]

[togetherkru]

Bellamy Blake in S5 - a study for science  

For @pendragaryen  🖤

“When you were on the Ring, she called you every day for 6 years...You didn’t know that, did you ?”

[taiturner]

EMORI  |  If I can give these people peace — and yes, myself at the same time — how is that a bad thing?

send a number 1-101 + a fandom, and i’ll make you an edit with lyrics from that song | @meredithbeckham sent #73: found my friends by hayley kiyoko

[okteavia]

The 100 Octavia Blake icons - Feel free to use on any platform - Please leave a like or reblog if you save.

[the-suns-also-rise]

Run Girl, Run! This world is not meant for you

[bennydemarco]

ELIZA TAYLOR as CLARKE GRIFFIN in THE 100

[domprovosts]

[eightiesharrington]

The 100 moodboard: Clarke Griffin

“We can let the bad things that happened to us define who we are. Or we can define who we are.”

[bellblake]

Picasso comes with it.

[packing-it-up]

my top 5′s of 2019 🎀tv shows Sci-fi/Fantasy

#4 The 100

[karazrel]

[bellamyblake]

Bellarke crack 3x16 (isn't this what happened anyway??)

[togetherkru]

Clarke Griffin + worrying about him (Bellamy’s version)

[taiturner]

KARA COOPER The 100 | 5.06: Exit Wounds

[bellamiblaeke]

Murphy and Bellamy stumbling into the Lightbournes’ collection of skeletons in the 6x05 promo | The Gospel of Josephine

[the-suns-also-rise]

Allusion Speculation (14): The Pilgrimage of Etheria

The earliest surviving memoir of a Christian pilgrimage was written by a French woman named Etheria in 380 AD. She traveled to many sites in the Holy Land, but one of the highlights was a trek along the Exodus route to follow Moses’ steps up Mount Sinai a thousand years earlier.

Bellamy’s climb up the mountain on Etherea will be a similar pilgrimage, retracing Bill “The Shepherd” Cadogan’s journey to enlightenment, also a thousand years earlier.

It’s been my observation that those who go on pilgrimages come back with either a renewed sense of purpose or heightened disillusionment -  to the point where they can be virtually unrecognizable to those waiting for them at home. 

Anyway, here is a fun trail map of the direct ascent up Mount Sinai, called the “Stairs of Repentance.”