The 100 season 5: 5 questions that the series will absolutely have to answer

sivertime — Mon, 05 Jun 2017 16:12:57 +0000

Some time after the end of season 4 of The 100, return on the many questions that arise and to which season 5 will have to answer.
How did Clarke survive the apocalypse? What will be the future of Bellamy in season 5 of The 100? The questions are more numerous after a hectic season and we still have many months before us to question the intrigues of the sequel. But it is hoped that Jason Rothenberg’s series will quickly answer some of the most crucial questions we have listed for you. Feel free to share your own questions in the comments below. The first answer we would like to have concerns the group in the bunker . How did they survive? Were there deaths during their six years of isolation? Between the fragile understanding between the different clans, The resources needed for 1200 people and the possible diseases and lack of equipment, it is possible that several people have not survived. One also wonders if Octavia has succeeded in imposing itself as leader and if everyone accepted his reign. In short, strongly that someone can unearth them for some answers.
Second question: what happened to the survivors in space? Since Clarke no longer has contact with either the bunker or the Ark, it is difficult to know whether they all survived as well. Did Bellamy, Raven, Monty and others succeed in gathering all the resources necessary for their survival? Did Echo manage to integrate despite her membership in Azgeda? Difficult to say and we hope to know more, either via the characters or via flashbacks in season 5. The third question concerns the ship that Clarke saw land . Who is inside? Could it be that other human beings survived the first apocalypse and remained in space without anyone being ‘ Report? Or did Raven and the others find another ship to return to Earth? In any case, the mystery remains as to the content of this vessel.
The fourth question is Madi . Who is the young Grounder whom Clarke has taken under his wing? Apart from her first name and the fact that she is a Nightblood, we know nothing about her. We assume in any case that his presence will have been saving for Clarke who would have struggled to survive for 6 years alone without going mad. It remains to be seen what his role will be in the future. Finally, fifth question: is the loop closed in The 100 ? Clarke is now a “Grounder”, she speaks Trigedaslang fluently and she watches a prisoner ship arrive on Earth, as hers with the 100 of years ago. In addition, other survivors are in a bunker similar to Mount Weather’s to survive, And the rest of the Sky People returned to the Ark to escape the nuclear apocalypse. Will Clarke this time be the defender of the Earth against the invaders of space? Not impossible … While waiting to get answers to all these questions, find out if you are unbeatable on the four seasons of The 100! And you, what questions do you ask?

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The 100: Back to square one, our record of season 4

sivertime — Mon, 29 May 2017 17:35:59 +0000

A few days after the broadcast of the season 4 of The 100, we propose to you to take stock of the intrigues and what has been retained.
After the last episode of the season and before discovering season 5 of The 100 whose first details have already been unveiled , it is time to return on season 4 to take stock. We invite you to share in the comments what you thought of these 13 episodes and what you remember. Obviously, watch out for spoilers if you have not seen all the episodes of the season. On our side, the overall opinion is rather satisfactory since Season 4 proved full of surprises and turnarounds. It can be considered that in the final minutes of the final season, the loop is closed: some 100 go up towards the Ark, Clarke is the Grounder and new prisoners are preparing to arrive on Earth .
But beyond this mixed end, Season 4 offered us very good episodes, including “Die All, Die Merrily” in which the 13 clans clashed in a conclave as bloody as exciting. By playing Octavia’s questions about his clan membership, the series has been consistent with his past while developing his character. The series seems to have repaired some of its mistakes by focusing a little more on the characters and making their development the starting point of intrigues rather than the reverse . We really appreciated the presence always marked of Roan, charismatic character and attaching in spite of its ambiguous role. And season 4 finally gave us a worthy redemption for Bellamy. Although more progressive and less forced than in season 3, the return of the young man on the right track was pleasant to see. Finally, we appreciated the inevitable questions raised by the behavior of Clarke whose moral has been somewhat undermined in some episodes – although it did not last long.
Obviously as in all series, The 100 also had its flaws, including the repetition of his overall plot. An apocalyptic threat, a return to space, experiences on the Grounders to survive, a life-saving bunker . So many elements already seen reused in this season and which have somewhat spoiled the innovative aspect of the series. We also regret the countless catastrophes that constantly fall on the characters without giving them a moment’s respite. This frenzied rhythm is undoubtedly necessary in view of the number of episodes per season, the needs of the plot and the universe of the series. But “pauses” Would allow characters and fans to breathe a little while discovering new facets of the characters to build more deeply their personalities and the dynamics that have developed between them. In short, it is a nice season that the writers have offered us and while waiting to see the continuation, discover which character was promoted regular for season 5 of The 100 ! And you, what did you think of season 4?

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The 100 season 5: 5 questions that the series will absolutely have to answer

The 100: Back to square one, our record of season 4