The tension increases, and lots of things start to happen, as the 100 are starting to find an identity and will do anything necessary to protect it.
Finn and Clarke are saved by Lincoln, but they are not back in camp yet, and the Grounders are following them. They have to take a decision, but it may be a difficult and dangerous one. In the 100's camp, Murphy gets "Murphier" and becomes a dangerous threat too. And in the Ark, they just have some hours left before the place dies, and with it, everyone that survived when the exodus ship left for Earth.
As said above, this episode is a very neat one. Many situations are developed (and it keeps others in secret, leaving us to wonder what has happened to some characters), and the group identity for the 100, whose bases were put in the pilot and developed in all the episodes since, becomes to fruition. Clarke may be the real leader, and Bellamy the strong right arm, but this is a group that has and knows that has to work as a team to survive. It's a group that feels that they belong to Earth, that they deserve to be there and make a living. It can't have been that long since they arrived, but the show has done a nice job of making that sentiment real. The 100 are not inhabitants of the Ark anymore. They are Grounders too.
Finn and Clarke are saved by Lincoln, but they are not back in camp yet, and the Grounders are following them. They have to take a decision, but it may be a difficult and dangerous one. In the 100's camp, Murphy gets "Murphier" and becomes a dangerous threat too. And in the Ark, they just have some hours left before the place dies, and with it, everyone that survived when the exodus ship left for Earth.
As said above, this episode is a very neat one. Many situations are developed (and it keeps others in secret, leaving us to wonder what has happened to some characters), and the group identity for the 100, whose bases were put in the pilot and developed in all the episodes since, becomes to fruition. Clarke may be the real leader, and Bellamy the strong right arm, but this is a group that has and knows that has to work as a team to survive. It's a group that feels that they belong to Earth, that they deserve to be there and make a living. It can't have been that long since they arrived, but the show has done a nice job of making that sentiment real. The 100 are not inhabitants of the Ark anymore. They are Grounders too.
