The 100 Season 4: Episode 10, blood flows more than ever, our critic!

sivertime — Thu, 04 May 2017 19:06:51 +0000

While Episode 10 of Season 4 of The 100 was broadcast last night on the CW, back on the main events that marked “Die All, Die Merrily”!
A bath of blood! And yes the meltynauts, rarely an episode of the series of Jason Rothenberg had made us shiver at this point. It must be said that violence and tension was at the heart of “Die All, Die Merrily”, a strand as intense for the nerves as for the heart. If the show had tended to soften lately, it came back stronger than ever drawing on one of the most powerful characters, Octavia. While Melty’s editorial offered you to discover our criticism of Season 4 episode 9 of The 100 , let’s go back in detail to the main lines of “Die All, Die Merrily” aired yesterday on the CW . And the least we can say, Is that the battle was epic and particularly engaging. While all the clans had agreed to put their lives in the hands of a fighter, everyone was trying to organize as best he could. Not surprisingly, Octavia was chosen to represent the Skaikru . One way for her to pay tribute to Lincoln lost last season. And how not to be moved when Indra confesses to the pretty brunette that it is her people? Until the end, we were afraid for Octavia as she seemed overwhelmed by the other fighters in particular by Roan who made a new demonstration of strength. Organize as best he could. Not surprisingly, Octavia was chosen to represent the Skaikru . One way for her to pay tribute to Lincoln lost last season. And how not to be moved when Indra confesses to the pretty brunette that it is her people? Until the end, we were afraid for Octavia as she seemed overwhelmed by the other fighters in particular by Roan who made a new demonstration of strength. Organize as best he could. Not surprisingly, Octavia was chosen to represent the Skaikru . One way for her to pay tribute to Lincoln lost last season. And how not to be moved when Indra confesses to the pretty brunette that it is her people? Until the end, we were afraid for Octavia as she seemed overwhelmed by the other fighters in particular by Roan who made a new demonstration of strength.
But it was especially Luna who made us freak out all through those forty minutes. Determined, fluid, efficient and almost inhabited, Luna had only one goal: to destroy the human race. A vision that contrasts with the one we had known before and made her one of the healthiest people in the series. And it was with real strength that we hoped to see her die quickly, as nothing seemed to be able to stop her. Still, we are much more affected by the deaths of Roan and Ilian. Both of them had finally taken a prominent place in the series and both had proved repeatedly that they could be trusted. But it must be confessed that the screenwriters are courageous and that they ‘ Never hesitate to kill highly appreciated characters without really worrying about the consequences in the fans. While their two deaths will certainly not be as resounding as those of Lexa and Lincoln, it was still a difficult choice. Speaking of choice, Octavia’s speech did not surprise us. She has come a long way since her childhood imprisoned under a trapdoor . His decision to save everyone makes us particularly proud and at that very moment we were certain that Clarke would applaud when listening to Octavia’s words. Speaking of choice, Octavia’s speech did not surprise us. She has come a long way since her childhood imprisoned under a trapdoor . His decision to save everyone makes us particularly proud and at that very moment we were certain that Clarke would applaud when listening to Octavia’s words. Speaking of choice, Octavia’s speech did not surprise us. She has come a long way since her childhood imprisoned under a trapdoor . His decision to save everyone makes us particularly proud and at that very moment we were certain that Clarke would applaud when listening to Octavia’s words.
Except that the young woman took advantage of this diversion to save her people and him alone. A very questionable idea that raises very moral questions. When she is outraged at the behavior of the people of Mount Weather, she does not seem unduly bothered to protect her loved ones by letting others die, including Kane and Octavia. A real disappointment for fans of the first hour who had given their confidence to Clarke without any hesitation . This new rebound should therefore relaunch the intrigues giving us a heated dose of suspense for the episodes to come. How could Clarke betray her friends? How will the other clans react when they hear the news? Will Bellamy manage to reason with them from within? In short, A spectacular episode and orchestrated as a closed session. Worn by Octavia became a central part of the series, it brought together all the ingredients that made the success of the series and which push us today to continue. One thing is certain, death should continue to strike. While waiting for more information, (re) discover the video promotion of episode 10 of the season 4 of The 100 on melty. What did you think of this episode? Episode 10 of season 4 of The 100.

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The 100 Season 4: Who is Ilan, the Grounder who could blame Clarke and Bellamy? (SPOILERS)

sivertime — Wed, 11 Jan 2017 17:29:44 +0000

Less than a month before the release of Season 4 of The 100, a small return on a new mysterious character that could pose a danger for Clarke and Bellamy.

While we are still waiting to know if The 100 will be renewed or canceled after season 4 , we propose today to learn still more about the result and we reserve the next episodes. In addition to a new nuclear apocalypse, one can expect to meet new characters, one of which has aroused our curiosity. This is a Grounder named Ilan, and played by Chai Romruen. Although we do not know much about it, at least we know it will not be part of Clarke’s allies, Bellamy and others in this new struggle to survive . Indeed Jason Rothenberg has a little tease the reactions of various characters face a death foretold, and though some take the opportunity to bite your teeth life, others just try to find someone to put the blame. And who better than Clarke, whom everyone blames for anything and everything since the beginning of the series?
For if some survivors will resent it for having destroyed the City of Lights and the saving ignorance that accompanied it and provoked a new nuclear catastrophe, others like Ilan will blatantly blame him for all the evils due to the new technologies that are Arrived on Earth. According to Jason Rothenberg, Ilan was forced to do horrible things when he was under the influence of ALIE and he intends to ensure that this never happens again. That means that the Sky People and technology they brought with them down on Earth are far from welcome and that the clan wars have not ended . Could Ilan directly blame the one that everyone recognizes as the leader of the Sky People? Clarke, and by extension probably Bellamy, are they in danger because of this rancunier Grounder and others who think the same as him? We’ll know soon … Meanwhile, discover all the details of the first three episodes of season 4 of The 100 on melty. What do you think ?

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The 100 Season 4: Episode 10, blood flows more than ever, our critic!

The 100 Season 4: Who is Ilan, the Grounder who could blame Clarke and Bellamy? (SPOILERS)