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Just real quick
Yes, of fucken course Lexa deserved better, thus Clexa deserved better
Ergo Clarke deserves better
She fought tooth and fucken nail to get to where she was with Lex, then boom, stray bullet. Lexa deserved a way better end than that, but Clarke only ever REALLY had Lexa, where everyone else expected the responsibilities of leadership from her with only maybe half the actual ascribed authority from Skaikru/Arkkru.
McDonald's! McDonald's! McDonald's! McDonald's!
And my dad pulled into the drivethru, and we started cheering. And then, he ordered one black coffee for himself. And kept driving.
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aka #TeaTime
In April 2016, the former 100 actor claimed that he was bullied off the show by the executive producer. "Jason Rothenberg abused his position to make my job untenable," Whittle said at the time. "What he did was disgusting and he should be ashamed. He was professionally bullying me, cutting out all the storyline that I was supposed to be doing, cutting lines, trying to make my character and myself as insignificant as possible to the point where it was starting to get me down." Rothenberg only responded with a statement wishing Whittle well in the future.
While Whittle says he doesn't really talk about his controversial exit from The 100 anymore, the 35 year-old actor didn't hold back from expressing how he really feels about Rothenberg in a recent interview with GQ. "[Rothenberg is] a disgusting human being ... who I don't need to be around anymore," he told the magazine. "I removed myself from a very negative person." Ultimately, it all worked out for Whittle, who is now playing lead character Shadow Moon on the TV series American Gods, which is based on the novel of the same name by Neil Gaiman.
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Lexa sure did survive a lot to . . . suddenly . . . stop . . . surviving . . . Yes, I'm still mad.
What is they say about great minds...? @gleerant knows what's up.
Where does anyone get the “party girl Clarke” trope?? She almost never chills in the entire show and doesn’t relax at all in the first three seasons. When we see her on the Ark, she’s in her cell (which she still tries to break free first chance she got) and watching football with her parents and the Jahas. We hear about her spending time in the med bay and kicking ass in earth skills, but not much else. Right before she’s sent down, Abby says she’s always trying to save everyone, and on the Dropship she’s still the stern mom friend.
I am confusion
Someone egsplain yourself
