#the 100 1x02

[forbescaroline]

11k celebration: top 50 m/f friendships (as voted by my followers) #50. clarke griffin & monty green - the 100

[laufire]

STACKED100 | march 26th | “earth skills”(II) You're too hot to be my brother's bitch.

[blodreina-noumou]

"your life can be more than just impossible decisions and a tragic end. you can choose to live."

I know it takes them five more seasons to figure this out - and that's if we even accept that they DO figure it out, which I find questionable tbh - but I do love that Wells gets one of the first big quotes, a sentiment that will be echoed by a major league players later, like Lexa and Monty.

It's just a nice little anchor to season one that persists throughout the show, arguably the show's biggest theme, and having it come from Wells' mouth first roots the story in that youthfulness of the original Hundred that got sent down and set this whole story off in the first place.

[scarringstars]

bellamy blake in every episode: earth skills

[gifpercabeth]

100 DAYS OF PERCABETH ↳ Day 17

[craqueluring]

i'll write a proper long post about this thats more detailed eventually, but another deliberate way hannibal manipulated will in s1 is by blurring the lines between their therapy sessions conversations about will's emotions and killers' emotions/motivations.

for example:

will is frantic and traumatized by his hallucination of killing the girl that georgia madchen killed in 1x10. hannibal responds to that, then relates will's experience to the killers experience. uses the word delusion as a bridge. this prompts will to dig further into the killer's head. while he's responding, will is closing his eyes and staring off into the distance, as if he is seeing what the killer is seeing. then, using the word lonely as a bridge, he brings the subject back to will.

hannibal does this constantly.

even in episode two, the second time they had ever been alone in hannibal's office together, hannibal does this.

will is frantic and traumatized from his hallucination of hobbs in the grave of one of the mushroom garden people. hannibal just barely talks him down from it, then instantly changes the subject to the killer. forcing will back into the killer's head. then changes the topic to will again. blurring the lines between them, again, and again, and again.

[rhcenyra]

― Thomas Merton, Love and Living

[okmcintyre]

Clarke's been out of solitary for two days & she's already fed up™

[belltaviasbff]

me, an intellectual: *whispers* the tension in this moment cannot be understated

[bisexualseraphim]

Enough of the TERF bullshit. Time for Episode 2!!!

[winnie-the-monster]

[laufire]

STACKED100 | march 26th | “earth skills” (I) You're the youngest zero-g mechanic on the Ark in 50 years. 52, but... so what?

[blodreina-noumou]

ah fuck, I forgot how close Octavia and Lincoln get to reuniting and how far they still have to go :(

[scarringstars]

every clarke griffin scene: 25/???

[gifpercabeth]

100 DAYS OF PERCABETH ↳ Day 8

[ofthebrownajah]

Show only tweet I just saw:

I'm a show only and I'm half way through s1 and they should've already explained what the point of the Dragon is.

Maybe I'm misremembering s1 but was it not addressed in literally every episode in s1? Including the first half?

1x01: Moiraine explains that the previous Dragon and his 100 Companions broke the world in the previous Age. She tells the EF5 that one of them is the Dragon

1x02: Rand talks about how it's said the Dragon will either save or destroy the world

1x03: Dana tells Rand and Mat how the Dragon has the ability to help end all the suffering in the world and break the Wheel (granted she is a Darkfriend and is an unreliable source but she's telling the truth about Ishy's endgame though the audience doesn't know that yet)

1x04: Logain says the Dragon is meant to save the world or destroy it and how the last Dragon broke the world but he means to bind it. Again, maybe some people don't see Logain as a reliable source but when he talks to Moiraine she doesn't contest it just tells him he's not the Dragon

Oh and Alanna talks to Moiraine about how what would happen if they Gentled the Dragon Reborn before he led them against the Dark One in the Last Battle.

There's plenty here in just the first 4 episodes so I'm confused as to what more this person wants? (And I'm probably missing some things too)

Are people just not paying attention, want everything spoonfed to them, or want all the lore explained right now immediately?