Yeah. Kinda. (No, not really because Jrot is the worst and would have never given us that).
So if youâre like me, you havenât watched the 100 in years and kind of forgot that the show was still on the air, until two weeks ago when Bellamy died and there was a riot/dance party on twitter, depending on your leanings. I still think the show is crap but it ate such a big part of my brain during a really difficult time, so since the series is ending tonight (and because ADC showed up in the finale), I decided read the recap. Apparently hereâs the deal:
The big bad of the series is this whole crazy cult centered around some supreme beings of light (???) or some shit who are coming to judge all of humanity, and itâs been building up to one big test where the human race to either get destroyed or âtranscend and join a universal consciousness.â The judged species gets to send a representative to take the test on its behalf and based on that test, the fate of humanity is decided. (Itâs like a dumber version of S2 of the Good Place, with no Maya Rudolph and bad CGI. )
ANYWAY. For whomever takes the test, the Judge which will take the form of that personâs âgreatest enemy, greatest love, or greatest teacher.â
Human Cult Leader tries to take the test but gets shot midway by Clarke who takes over the test. Clarke fails the test and Raven appeals for them. So the three forms we see the Judge takesare Callie for the Big Bad (worst rival/enemy), Abby for Ravenâs (greatest teacher) and Lexa for Clarke (her greatest love).
And in case you were thinking that maybe Lexa was greatest teacher or whatever:
I guess Raven is able to convince them that humanity is worth saving, because Octavia gets everyone to stop fighting? Anyway, humanity gets to transcend or whatever.
HOWEVER, since Clarke shot Cult Leader and failed, she doesnât get to transcend and gets condemned to live alone for the rest of her days. Like even the dog transcends (WHEN DID THEY EVEN GET A DOGGO?)
Last scene of the series is Clarke being all sad when she finds this out and goes, âI donât want to live alone.â
But then Judge appears next to her as Lexa says, âYouâre not.â
Turns out her friends decided not to transcend with everyone else and decide to stay with her. As Clarke gets to live her life with her friends, Not!Lexa disappears as all the core cast (who hasnât died yet) shows up, and thatâs where the series ends.
Since Bellamy died two episodes ago, he get the âhonorâ of being right but cannot transcend since he dead. As such, Bob never shows up in the episode at all.
According to JRot, âthey can never procreate and they canât transcend, so this is it for them. Theyâre going to live their days together as a family, grow old together, and when they die, the human race is over. Itâs OK, though, because we transcended and joined the universal consciousness. So itâs a happy ending for the human race.â
But in conclusion TLDR: Lexa is cemented as Clarkeâs greatest love but we donât really get her back, she, Abby, Bellamy and everyone else who died before stay dead, Clarke doesnât get her kid because Madi decided to stay with the human collective rather than die alone as the only significantly younger person in the group, and the human race is over.
But itâs a happy ending because they all get to die together?
So yes, for those keep track of the ship wars, because thatâs really what youâre asking about: Clexa Endgame, Bellarkes get Beliza, everyone in canon dies, and we are all free of this terrible, absurd show forever.
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