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Does anyone else get The 100 flashbacks with D.A Jean Rosario in Nancy Drew?? Cause every time she appears on screen I’m like: “BECCA?? IS THAT YOU??”

#nancy drew #the 100 #becca franco #A.L.I.E #the 100 becca #jean rosario #carson drew #carson x jean #I miss becca #she was so cool #the 100 basically revolves around her

The 100 + every season finale.

"It's like a Fitbit in your skull," the SpaceX and Tesla leader says of Neuralink's brain-computer link technology.

Does this remind you of something?

The resemblance of Elon's Neuralink logo and Becca Franco's Flame. 😳

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#Elon Musk and his vision for Neuralink #A.L.I.E #the 100 #IRL

i haven’t ever wanted to punch a A.I in the face. UNTIL NOW

#A.L.I.E #the 100 #the 100 season 3 #and Jaha. but for other reasons

REWRITE THE STARS by ChasetheWindTouchtheSky

“Oh my god,” Clarke breathes, returning to the screen. “That was us. That was a version of us that A.L.I.E. ran of us. You don’t think,” she’s having a hard time putting it into words, her brain is moving too fast. “You don’t think she’s rebooting us and putting us in different scenarios when we get close to stopping her, do you?”

Bellamy’s reaction is almost imperceptible. “That doesn’t make sense.”

“Does any of this make sense? We have a sentient A.I. who has been trying to bring all humanity in the City of Light so that she can house them forever as their bodies burn. What if…” Clarke winces, a part of her not wanting to voice the theory because it seems to intimate. Too much like things can change if she says it. “What if we keep stopping her. What if she keeps trying to get people into the City of Light, but we somehow… I don’t know.”

“Clarke, are you seriously insinuating that was actually us?” Bellamy asks, gesturing at the screen. “Do you think that we have a world where we—” He breaks of his words and his gaze, as if it all is too much. Perhaps it is.

“Do you think of everything that’s happened, us being together and happy is the most unlikely?” Clarke asks, unable to stop herself.

She’s struck by the intimacy of it all. He’s only a few spaces away from her, but she wants to close it. She voices thoughts that she’s only had to herself and vowed to keep that way. But they’re here now, watching it, and she feels. She wants him in a way she’s never wanted anyone. In a selfish way. A way that makes her want to put this before her people.

In a way that some people could describe as love.

A.L.I.E spent time running over every scenario in which she loses. Every time, it came back to Bellamy and Clarke. So she ran reality after reality, trying to figure out the best way to get all of humanity to the City of Light, only to be foiled by the duo again and again.

When Raven finds a backdoor in her code, Bellamy and Clarke manages to see all the versions of the Ground she’s performed. Some worlds look familiar, and some look like they’re out of a book. Watching every life they’ve ever lived in every scenario, the duo are finally confronted with a single, unifying fact: the best version of the world is when they’re together.

Inspired by The Good Place finale that ripped my heart out.

Rewrite the Stars can be found HERE.