I really liked that Bellamy reiterated that he understood Clarke and Madi’s bond because even though he may be on the outs with Octavia now, he knows better than anyone about protecting family. If Clarke and Bellamy are a united front, I feel a little better about the survival of our little band of delinquents (even if the entire episodic absence of Murphy was TROUBLING). I’m such a sucker for found family storylines, and that is The 100 to a T.
If you think you might be in a cult, you’re definitely in a cult.Īlyssa: That being said, all this culty talk about rebirth and atonement did lead to one good thing: Clarke apologized to Bellamy and reaffirmed their bond. Anytime a man stands at a mic while a group of people chants his alliterative nonsense as they prepare for a mysterious ritual, my Spidey Senses start tingling. But all of the sin-toting lanterns and sexy-time with random girls isn’t going to mask the real Hunger Games vibes happening with Russell and that weird-ass speech about rebirth. For instance, Clarke desperately wants to buy into their whole “make amends” attitude and Jordan desperately wants to get laid. I knew this place would appeal to some members of the group more than others. Jessica: Turn on the techno Coldplay and give me all the gluten and I’ll indoctrinate my own damn self. That’s how they get you! Despite all of the bad sh*t and kidnapping that went down at the end of the last episode, everyone in Sanctum seemed to bounce back pretty quickly, right? Cover up all that ugliness with cute clothes from Anthropologie and a rager, I guess. A good cookie truly can change your life. Shane Harvey/The CW You’re In A Cult, Call Your MomĪlyssa: I’m not saying that I would be easily susceptible to whatever is going down on Sanctum, but if I was offered beautiful baked goods after a lifetime of algae, I would strongly consider drinking the Kool-Aid.
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