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[hayden-christensen]

t o g e t h e r

BELLARKE + A HUG THROUGH THE SEASONS

[robbstarkl]

you still have hope? we’re still breathing four episodes away from the finale

[commander-anya]

Bellarke + Betrayal

[elizataylordaily]

📸 | New photos of Eliza and Bob during zoom calls!

[leafiewitch]

[elheartthings]

lil sassy there, diaz

[togetherkru]

Do you love your family ? Your friends ? (…) Prove it.

[lucifergifs]

#mood

[doortotomorrow]

You’ll be on the wrong side of the door.

You’ll be on the right side.

[yourscloudy-deactivated20201028]

john murphy getting the praise he deserves

[commander-anya]

How long were you on Penance? We call it Skyring. 10 years. Good ones. 

[doontpanic]

[josiesblake]

7.12 | 3.12

[ohbellamy]

#yall ain’t slick

[the-suns-also-rise]

Guards, Take this one to M-Cap

Interesting choice of words. 

Instead of saying, “Take Raven/Clarke (or even my friend) to M-Cap,” Bellamy says “Take this one.” Using a impersonal pronoun to refer to his friends serves to dehumanize them, making it easier for him to send them off to be tortured.  It could only have been worse if he had used “it” instead of “this one.”

I think part of Raven and Clarke’s shock includes being referred to in this way, prompting Raven to come back with “So much for family.” It also must have stung for Clarke, for she had called him her best friend only moments earlier. 

[fuckyeahbellarke]

Bellarke + Callback in 7.12 “The Stranger”

[fuckyeahbellarke]

Bellarke + (Second) Acknowledgement in 7.12 “The Stranger”