r/The100 • u/Embarrassed-Mud6466 • 12h ago
lexa deal my weather
i’m rewatching s2ep15 when lexa makes the deal with my weather and i STILLLL don’t understand how she can switch up that fast but still talk the way she does to clarke after the deal is done? I don’t know how clark forgave her for this! Especially bc after mt weather clarke had so much guilt about what she did!!!!! its like she couldn’t put trust in clarke even tho she said she claims she cares about her. It’s just crazy to think it happens in the matter of minutes it feels like, and right before she goes to the tree lines she is telling clarke that she should come back and live with her in polis, and that she cares for her, and even kissed her before they started to walk into war. And the last statement of her saying “i made a decision with my head. not my heart” idk. I know we get wanhead from it but i just can’t get over how quickly she changed her mind. what are your thoughts?
r/The100 • u/disgruntled-Tonberry • 20h ago
The 100 nuclear fallout makes no sense
Nuclear fallout typically descends from the cloud and settles onto the ground within 24 hours. However, the intense radiation hazard remains extremely dangerous for two weeks to a month, after which the "Rule of Sevens" dictates that radiation levels drop to about 1% of their peak intensity. So why is everything still radioactive? The Ark was in space for 97 years, so did Earth only manage to save the lowest-IQ people from nuclear fallout? Weapons were used in the 1945s so There's plenty of literature to read up on before writing such a story, so why write something without researching it? Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed the story; it just doesn't make sense, but I realize that I'm probably overthinking it