The rules of physics, for reasons that we will explain, sort of are not acting normally.Įliza Taylor, The 100 Sergei Bachlakov, Sergei Bachlakov/The CW That said, time is not behaving normally, clearly. I don't know if it's a spoiler to say exactly what it is, so I'm not going to say what it is, but definitively not time travel. It seems like we might be playing with time a little bit in Season 7. Why do Hope and Octavia appear to know each other? All of it. We're going to answer a lot of questions and fill in a lot of blanks in Season 7, like what happened to Octavia and Diyoza ( Ivana Milicevic) when they went away for that time period. There's lots of twists and turns and reveals, and you know clearly what's on the other side of the Anomaly is going to play in a big way.

Rothenberg: Well, time is acting funny isn't it? I can say that we will pick up that story right where we left off, in Season 7. And the real kicker? As Octavia lay dying in Bellamy's arms, she dissolved into that same green mist that seems to make up the Anomaly before it all receded back to its original territory.Ĭan you say when we pick up in Season 7? Is it immediately after or can we expect a time jump? Well enough, at least, to share a hug that ended with Hope stabbing Octavia in the gut. And who should walk into his tent but a grown-up Hope (Shelby Flannery), whom Octavia seemed to know quite well. Eventually, once the Primes' most devout followers had been dealt with, Bellamy ( Bob Morley), Octavia ( Marie Avgeropoulos), and Gabriel ( Chuku Modu) found themselves back at the heart of the Anomaly mystery, which took a turn for the weird in the final moments of the episode.Īfter entering a mysterious code tattooed on Octavia's back into what turned out to maybe be the key to the Anomaly, we saw that ambiguous green mist expand to include Gabriel's camp. While half the episode followed Clarke ( Eliza Taylor) as she desperately tried to save Madi ( Lola Flanery) and her friends in space, the other half dealt with the melee on the ground. In the case of The 100, the Season 6 finale falls into the latter category.

Sometimes a season finale will leave you hanging, and sometimes a season finale will blow up literally everything you thought you knew about the show.

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