Not at all like past season finales of The 100, "The Blood of Sanctum" doesn't accompany a feeling of unavoidable disaster. Truly, the Primes are dead and numerous others kicked the bucket in Sanctum, however for once it doesn't feel like that was SpaceKru's deficiency.

Disregarding what Jordan stated, while there may have been calm before they came, there was no harmony. Offering voice to bad form isn't the issue, the foul play is. There may have been a slight endeavor to return to the season 1 group frenzy pickle a scene or two back, yet The 100's heart wasn't in it.

Rather, this finale felt like it was progressively about plot and connections. Pushing everything forward to come to the heart of the matter where the Primes aren't a danger and setting up the last season. In that manner, it appears the convention of The 100 season finales could be viewed as progressing from squaring off with a fatalistic good pickle to stunning the group of spectators with a noteworthy contort that sets up the following season, returning to the Mount Weather wind, season 4's time bounce and season 5's new world. It was additionally about bidding farewell to a few (ah, the short promise of something better that Abby was alright), and rejoining with others (we merited each and every embrace and kiss we got, however Raven and Clarke's common despondency may have been my top choice.)

More so than previously, this finale inserted inquiries for one year from now's last season all through its whole runtime.

The conceivable outcomes that Sheidheda's code has been transferred to the Eligius, the waiting impacts of Jordan's alteration convention and his aims with that mind drive (or just his not being fulfilled that SpaceKru satisfied his folks' desires), and the possibility that there are other planets/moons with other settlements (and much more personality drives?) were altogether woven in a long time before the last huge puzzle including Octavia, Hope, and the Anomaly Stone.

There are littler inquiries everybody should live with that I'm anticipating too, ones that today's scene indicated. Madi unmistakably doesn't consider herself Heda any longer since the fire is gone, a change that moved Gaia also. Will they tell the remainder of WonKru, who are currently conscious? Does that mean the finish of the Grounder religion and a disintegration of their way of life and faithfulness? Or on the other hand may Madi come to see that initiative can be about additional? Russell was on the whole correct to stress over the commitment of the Grounders, and I wonder what will happen when they learn Madi never again has the fire.

Other parts of life in Sanctum have plainly jabbed and goaded at Gaia's convictions, similar to when she saw the making of another nachtbleeda. I trust she'll get the opportunity to investigate her changing convictions just as whatever Echo's status implies for the gathering. Back on Alpha, seeing a lady self-immolate felt so pointless yet likewise with regards to the season's theme of religious enthusiasm. I was dismal to see Daniel's sister slaughtered so rapidly in the religious scuffle, however it will intrigue see what happens when the individuals who remain attempt to assemble the pieces back.

Octavia has something of a prophet in her, the manner in which she ran directly at the lady ablaze. She has the boldness of somebody who either knows it's not her time yet, or is totally open to relinquishing herself. That battle was really great, however the best minutes were the point at which it was shot from above, with somebody spinning lights. It's really awful they didn't have the guts to continue shooting it like that, the manner in which they may have on a show like Arrow.

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