[Warning: The next incorporates spoilers for Wednesday’s episode of The 100, “False Gods.” Learn at your individual threat!]
This week’s episode of The 100 spent its time in Sanctum, the place, when you can consider it, the execution of a former god wasn’t the primary occasion. Whereas Russell, aka Sheidheda (JR Bourne), put plans in place to stoke the rivalries between factions, Raven (Lindsey Morgan) had her work reduce out for her repairing the reactor to forestall a nuclear disaster.
You’d assume after so many nuclear apocalypses, these individuals would spend money on wind generators or one thing as a substitute power supply?
With a meltdown solely hours away, Raven enlisted some Eligius prisoners, plus Murphy (Richard Harmon) and Emori (Luisa D’Oliveira) given their new nightblood standing, to assist remedy the issue, nevertheless it turned out the radiation was extra severe than she’d initially imagined. Not solely would the Eligius prisoners certainly die as a result of their publicity, however the radiation was even a risk to these with nightblood. Realizing Murphy was the one one left who might face up to the radiation lengthy sufficient to repair the issue, Raven took a darkish flip and locked him and the prisoners contained in the hazard zone, trusting in Murphy’s historical past as a cockroach that he would do something and every thing to save lots of his personal life.
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Over the course of the collection, Raven has fairly harshly judged others for making these type of life-or-death choices, which has allowed her to turn out to be one thing of an ethical compass for the group. This time although, she was the one within the sizzling seat, and surprisingly sufficient, she turned out to be fairly Machiavellian, keen to sacrifice the few for the various. Welcome to the world of grey space, lady. Now she’s bought some very sad prisoners (who additionally occur to be murderers) baying for her blood, which feels greater than slightly ominous. We did not initially embrace Raven in our deadpool for the final season as a result of we thought she was so protected, however now she may need simply moved to the highest of our record.
As for Sheidheda, he is nonetheless in Clarke’s (Eliza Taylor) custody, however which may not final lengthy.
Sheidheda managed to remain his execution by enlisting some Sanctum radicals to create much more unrest among the many factions within the metropolis. Realizing she could not kill Russell (who she would not know is actually Sheidheda) with out inciting a civil battle, Clarke was pressured to delay his execution till issues died down. Sadly, with Sheidheda nonetheless plotting away, we doubt tempers will subside any time quickly.
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We have additionally bought to ask what this implies for Madi (Lola Flanery). Gaia (Tati Gabrielle) lastly revealed to Wonkru that the Flame was destroyed, and Madi is not the Commander, and now there is not any telling who they’re going to select to comply with within the coming days. In the event that they discover themselves floundering of their time of misplaced destiny, that would present the precise opening Sheidheda must seize energy. A former Commander is best than no Commander in any respect, proper? If that is the case, Madi must get herself the hell out of Sanctum since Sheidheda’s first agenda merchandise would certainly be killing her.
The 100 airs Wednesdays at 8/7c on The CW.
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