#yea no theres no platonic explanation for this

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narinder having the "naturally obedient" trait really really took me out when i got him tbh

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Do u rlly think BC will happen in s7? Sometimes I feel they're holding it up to keep us watching or bc they're scared of the "moonlighting curse" and they'll commit to it in the last season but others I feel that...if they were able to avoid it until now, it won't be any different. I'm not only talking about BC but also about B/E. A ship can't be canon or break up if u separate them and stop them from talking to each other. That's what they're doing with both and I'm not sure they'll stop...

oof okay. if i were asked this a few months ago, i would have been much more definite than i am after bob’s tweet; it showed us that he had literally been misdirected throughout this whole thing, so i really dont know if i can trust jroth. ill get into it.

but first, im going to tell you what i thought a few moths ago - and still what i stand with now, just a bit more unsure about jroth’s agreement with it. this is at least what the writers have thought they were planning:

i believe bellarke was supposed to happen sooner. somewhere within season 2, or maybe season 3(within the initial drafts of it).

long story short, they became too plot-heavy to deal with the characters and their emotions. embellishing on that, thats why clarke only was given time to heal inbetween season 2 and 3. they didnt have time to deal with it on screen, which is a bummer, but...

i think thats where they got bellarke’s tragedy idea. 

there is a constant circle with bellarke’s story:

season 1 starts with them not trusting eachother => doing exactly that. ends w/ them separated.

season 2 starts with them trusting, only for that to be damaged by the end. separated.

season 3 starts (besides bellamy desparate to find her in the beginning) with their trust....leaving the chat, but by the end, bellamy doesnt want that for them. ends season hand in hand.

season 4 - where it gets juicy. start with trust, end with not only trust, but on the brink of the romance. but then - boom. separated. for six years.

season 5 - where it gets sticky. aftermath of an almost-romance interrupted. they trust eachother at first, but learn that they only trust their past selves. the rockiest road of their relationship. but at the end of the season...bellamy doesnt want to feel that way anymore. neither does clarke. end not only together, but holding eachother while looking at their future.

season 6 - starts with trust, ends with trust. sure the last scene didnt have clarke present, but it was because she would bedistracting. shes still right there. and the inbetween was - well, we know. desparation out of... ‘extreme care’. lets call it that. for jroth’s sake, ig.

^^^but yea. and i feel like once bellarke separated after s2, right where they couldve been on the brink of it, sparked the idea of it being a constant thing. they want to be together, the universe wants them to be together. but never at the same time.

and at this point, i think the writers blandly realized that their story now carries so much depth that if they do get together, theres no buildup after that. their story is them finding eachother in the way they need it.

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ok, sorry for that rant, but heres my now answer:

i really can’t decide if jroth is just trying to misdirect us(and is really bad at it). like i said in a shit post, bob was the one who tweeted that - not only a cast member, but was a director of season 6. if he still was unaware, especially after directing and heavy-bellarke episode...jason wasnt doing his job correctly. bob is the gateway that shows that its not only the audience, or maybe the cast members that see it differently, but directors. the directors were either not being given enough information on where the story is going or jason is just really really really really bad at directing platonic love.

at this point were going a few different ways. 

the game of thrones path, which doesnt need much explanation other than please god no 

a path we want, which is the organic final build of their relationship that will resolve mid season with enough time to settle into it and raise the stakes for the finale

my rising suspicion, where we will get a heavily implied romantic ending. where they may be in a field or cabin with a picnic set up, hunger games epilogue lighting/mood style, with maybe a sign of a child in the back ground or them lounging as a couple would. 

[angstandhappiness]

LMAO, NICE

narinder having the "naturally obedient" trait really really took me out when i got him tbh