I get why Bellamy wants to move forward – as he said, too many sins on his lantern. But it was also far too soon and not his call to decide immediately after her revealing an intense story that it was time to just move forward. She’s right – her life has always been about survival, and Bellamy was incredibly harsh to call her the good little Azgeda spy. I’m glad we finally got to learn something meaningful about Echo’s past. That said, anyone who is currently beefing with Russell seems a-ok in my book. He seemed nice enough, though his Prime status was no secret to us, until that cavalier comment about getting her on the list.
But I’m less certain what to make of Ryker.
It’s always good to see Raven Reyes smile, and I imagine it won’t be long till she runs the machine shop. Clarke and Bellamy may have had a beautiful moment of reconciliation, but not everyone is always going to forgive you, Clarke. And as Raven pointed out, this past season in particular, unlike with Mount Weather or the drop ship, Clarke made choices that she can’t really stand by. “Clarke griffin and her impossible choices,” could have been the title of the show. As Bellamy points out, they lost Monty and Harper just three days ago, which means the valley, the torture, and the fighting pit were mere days and weeks before that.Ĭlarke goes on an apology tour to Raven and Bellamy, and after three episodes of Raven’s huffing and puffing, it was so satisfying to hear her tell Clarke off accurately, taking her to task for hurting everyone over and over, making her apologies feel meaningless.
Sanctum’s Naming Day – an occasion for making amends – is perfectly timed for our Kru to do some much-needed exploring of their feelings.
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