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Bellamy Blake is not taking the news of Clarke’s "death" sitting down. The "red mist" is real, and it is glorious to watch him move from grieving to absolute rage. He is entirely focused on retribution against the Primes for what they did to Clarke, setting up a major conflict between our heroes and the elite of Sanctum. 3. Murphy’s Game of Self-Preservation

The emotional and psychological toll on Clarke is high, but the Primes are starting to make mistakes. Hundred Episode 6

The emotional core of the episode centers on Josephine Lightbourne’s attempts to completely erase Clarke from her own mind. It’s an agonizing watch, seeing Josephine try to break down Clarke’s memories, only for Clarke to fight back, proving she is far more resilient than the Primes ever anticipated. This mental showdown adds a deep, psychological layer to the season's sci-fi premise. 2. Bellamy’s Warpath Bellamy Blake is not taking the news of

The 100 Mid-Season Check-in: "Memento Mori" is a Game Changer It’s an agonizing watch, seeing Josephine try to

The episode title, meaning "remember you must die," serves as a direct threat to the Primes, who have spent centuries cheating death. The cracks in their perfect society are widening. Key Takeaways

Murphy being Murphy, he plays the long game, pretending to be a loyal subject to the Primes while likely planning to turn on them when the timing is right. He is angling for immortality, but with the Primes treating everyone else as disposable, you have to wonder if he is angling for the wrong side. 4. What “Memento Mori” Means for Sanctum

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