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We were born in space.

They told us the ground
was uninhabited,

but they were wrong,
and we've been fighting

for our lives since
the moment we landed.

Some of us have been
broken by it,

but most of us are still here,

searching for other survivors
from the ark,

trying to build something
real and lasting

out of the wilderness--a home.

Our leaders believe
that to survive,

we need to make peace
with the grounders,

but peace
is a foreign concept here.

I'm not going in.

Clarke--

it's just
gonna remind me

of what I did
to get them here.

May we meet again.

The grounders out there
will attack this camp.

If we wait, we die.

10 men with automatic rifles
is all it would take.

You're asking me
to get you the guns.

Get out of the way,
grounder.

What the hell do
you think you're doing?

What you didn't
have the guts to.

- Pike for chancellor!
- Pike! Pike! Pike!

Congratulations,
Mr. chancellor.

Let's finish
what we started.

Thinking about home?

Thinking about whether
Arkadia is home.

When I left, it had
a different name.

I was different.

You left a hero
to your people,

and you return one.

The Mountain slayer
returns with the body

of the ice queen.

You bring them
justice.

You bring them
justice.

We bring them peace.

Hey, here they are.

My God,
look at them.

- What happened to them?
- Look at that.

- They're in bad shape.
- Pretty hurt.

- What happened?
- Bellamy, you OK?

- I'm fine.
- What happened out there?

- What's going on?
- The chancellor said...

Lock it up.

All right. Seal it up.

Everybody listen up.

Hey, hey, hey.

24 hours ago, you elected me
your chancellor.

Every action I've taken since
and every action I will take

will be to achieve
one sacred goal--

the creation of
a self-sustaining, prosperous,

and safe Arkadia.

- All right!
- Yeah.

This morning
on a muddy field,

our people paid tribute to those
who have been taken from us

by sending a message
to the grounders.

This land is ours now.

Resist, and you
will be met by force.

Fight, and you will be
greeted by death.

Today is a new beginning.
Mark it down.

Remember it just like
the grounders will remember it.

Chancellor pike,
you tell them, pike.

No wounded.

10 against 300,
and there's no wounded.

How's that possible?

Heda!

All bullet wounds.

Heda...

- Indra.
- Heda. Nngh!

OK.

Aah! Nngh!

I need bandages.

Stay away.
You're one of them.

Indra...

Nngh!

Indra, what
happened here?

They attacked
while we slept.

Our watch was to the north
looking for Azgeda.

They killed
our archers first.

Our infantry
couldn't get close.

Then they executed
the wounded.

The summit was
two days ago.

How could Kane
do this?

It wasn't Kane.

It was pike.

How did you escape?

Bellamy.

Bellamy was
with them?

He wanted
to spare the wounded,

but they wouldn't listen.

He convinced pike
to let me live

so I could deliver
a message.

What message?

Skaikru rejects
the coalition.

This is their land now.

We can leave,
or we can die.

Send riders.

I call upon the armies
of the twelve clans.

In a day's time,
we lay waste to Arkadia

and everyone
within its walls.

Sha, Heda.
Mount up.

Wait.

Give me time
to fix this.

What are you doing?

I can't let you
leave, Clarke.

So I'm a prisoner now,
just like that?

Yes.

Lexa, let me go
to Arkadia.

No.

At least let me
talk to Kane.

We can
bring him here.

Indra, at the summit,
Kane told me

he gave you a radio,
a way to signal him.

Do it, please.

Is it true you
tried to leave camp

to see Indra
yesterday?

Look. Don't you have
more important things

to worry about than me
sneaking out of camp?

As it turns out,

that's why
you're here.

Indra signaled.
She wants to meet.

I'd go myself,
but pike's watching

everything I do now.

You want me to go
see Indra?

I need you to.

I'm in, but how
do I get out?

The gate
is armed with--

crawl space door
in 20 feet

drops you outside
the camp wall.

Get out there. You find out
what the hell happened.

Then you report back here.
Can you do that?

I was born for this.

Marcus Kane, report
to the chancellor's office.

Marcus Kane to
the chancellor's office.

Our goal is secure access
to water and arable land

with defensible terrain on
as many sides of us as possible.

A 15-kilometer perimeter
around Arkadia

should be sufficient.

15 kilometers?

Sir, there's
a grounder village.

Which will, no doubt,
be the staging area

for a retaliatory
attack.

Clearing it will be our
first order of business.

What's the location
of the village?

Clear the village?

Give us
the room.

Yes, sir.

Kane and Lincoln
are waiting outside.

Thought you might
like this back.

Do you have something
to say to me?

We went too far.

I know
it seems harsh,

but we don't
leave survivors.

We don't have
the medical supplies

to treat their people,
and we can't risk them

coming back to kill us.

You know, we've all
learned pretty quickly

that war causes us
to do things

that we'll
spend the rest

of our lives
trying to forget.

The only advice
I can give you

is to think about the
lives we saved today,

not the ones
that were lost.

Can you do that?

Yes, sir.

He's ready for you.

What the hell
happened out there?

We did what
we had to do.

Wake up.

You attacked an army
that was there to help us.

You murdered
innocent people.

Is that who
you are now?

You thought you couldn't
live with yourself

after mount weather.

Well, you just
started a war

that'll kill us all.

You need to wake up,
and don't tell me

the difference between
Azgeda and Trikru.

Trikru killed
37 of my friends

before you even
touched the ground.

We didn't start
anything.

They did.

They?

You know
what I meant.

I used to.

Danae's still
getting worse.

Antibiotics
every two hours.

Keep me updated.

- What the hell, Abby?
- Raven, calm down.

- I know that you're upset.
- Upset?

I just showed up for work
and found out you fired me.

I don't fire people.

Not clearing me medically
is the same damn thing.

Come on.
Let's go sit down.

No. I don't need to sit down.
My leg is fine.

No, it's not,

and riding a patrol
and working that wall

are making your
conditions worse.

So what,

do nothing?

That's gonna make
my leg heal?

No. Your leg
is never gonna heal.

Our goal is
pain reduction--

that's it--and if you
keep pushing this hard,

even that's
not gonna happen.

You can still
be useful.

They've been busy.

Welcome home,
Thelonious.

Let's begin.

Otan, stay close.

Open up!

I didn't see
that coming.

I want people
on that gate.

Chancellor Jaha?

Sir, it's good
to see you.

Shawn Gillmer?
Farm station made it?

Not enough
of us, sir.

Hands where
I can see them.

It's OK.
He's with me.

Sorry, sir.

No grounders
through the gates,

chancellor's orders.

I said, he's with me.

Tell him to hand
over the pack

right now.

Hey, stop it. No!

- Otan!
- Agh!

Come on.
We're taking him.

Otan!

Hold your fire.
Medic! We need a medic!

This belongs to me.

He was going
for my gun.

You'll be
all right, Otan.

Go to
the city of light.

Alie will be waiting for
you on the other side.

Right over here.
Hurry.

Thelonious?

He's gone.
I'm sorry.

Don't be.

Death is not the end.

It's good
to see you, Abby.

You there.

Took you long enough.

Uh!

What did he say?

He said you're cute
for a thief.

Yeah. Well, too bad
he's not really my type.

Let's get out of here.

Oh, don't worry
about John Murphy.

That boy's a fighter.

And the others?

You left with 12 people
Thelonious.

Kane.

Ah, welcome home,
my friend.

Where's
your uniform?

Pike just relieved me
of my command,

stripped Lincoln
of his commission.

Heh. You always did
have good timing.

Abby
caught me up.

I'm sorry about
the election, Marcus.

Forget the election.

The war you predicted
the day you left

is about to happen.

Ask him
where he's been.

I found
the city of light.

Well, that's great...

Isn't it?

Ask his friend
Otan.

Apparently,
he's there right now.

I don't blame you
for doubting, Abby.

I know
how it sounds,

but it is real, and
it is incredible.

Everything that you
worry about now--

war, power--

none of it matters
in the city of light.

I heard
you were here, sir.

And I heard you
made it, Hannah.

I was so glad.

Chancellor pike would
like to speak with you.

We'll finish
this later.

Right this way, sir.
The chancellor is waiting.

You look good
for a man who's been

in the wilderness
for 4 months.

So do you.

I heard you had it
pretty rough.

We gave worse
than we got.

I heard that, too.

- You don't approve?
- I don't judge.

Since when?

I'm not the same man that
I was on the ark, Charles.

None of us is.

I was a teacher.

Now I'm chancellor.

I am wondering,
though,

what do you know?

He's threatened
by you.

I'm just a man who wants
to save his people,

no threat to you.

Save us?

Forgive me for being
blunt, Thelonious,

but I need to ask
why you've returned.

I just told you--

to save my people.

Do you want him to think
you're a fool?

- You actually believe that?
- Yes. I do.

OK. I'm game.

How, exactly, are
you gonna do that?

By freeing the minds
from the bonds

of physical
and spiritual pain.

I am here

to show the people
of Arkadia the way.

You've lost him.

Have some faith.

Tell you what.

As long as you
stay out of my way,

you can save whoever
wants saving.

Lord knows there's
enough pain here

to go around.

Thank you,
chancellor.

Oh...

The bleeding's stopped.

We need to get you
something for the pain.

Uh...

Octavia?

Where's Kane?

He sent me.

Indra.
Thank God.

How did
this happen?

Kane lost the election
to pike.

Everything's different.

Your people
voted for this?

No. No. I don't
believe that.

What do you know, Clarke?
You haven't been here.

Listen to me.

The grounder army is gonna
be here in less than a day.

I need to see
Bellamy.

Bellamy was a part of this.
He's with pike.

What makes you think
he'll help us?

He saved
Indra's life.

If what Octavia's
saying is true,

then pike trusts him.

If I can get to him,
he can get to pike.

You can't just walk
through the gates, Clarke.

You've been living
with their enemy.

If it were me, I'd
kill you on the spot.

I can get her in.

So where you want
to head next--

the north, South?

We've been on
a heck of a roll.

I want to go after
my brother.

We've talked
about this.

Otan's with Jaha
at camp.

Why would you want
to go there?

He's my brother.

If there's a chance,

I have to try
and get him back.

Going after Otan's
not a good move.

- John--
- it's not a survivor's move.

Then wait for me.
I'll come back.

In this world,
when people leave,

they don't come back.

- I did.
- Not for me.

I just so happened
to be there.

John, come with me.

I'm not that stupid.

Reveille. On your feet.
Line up now. Go.

What are you doing?
These are sick people.

You can't just throw
them out into the cold.

We're not.
They're being interned.

What?

Out of my way.

- Stand up.
- Come on.

Lincoln, you don't
want to be here right now.

Oh.

We asked them
to come here.

We can't spare
the supplies.

- Danae.
- Lincoln, no.

Uh...

She is too sick
to move.

Uh...

Looks like she's moving
just fine to me.

Gillmer, back off.

Jackson, why did
you bring him here?

Uhh!

Uh! Uh!

Rrgh! Rrgh!

- Lincoln--
- uh!

Lincoln.
Lincoln!

He goes with them.
Take him.

Move.

Sorry we had to do
this the hard way.

We all have pain.

Some of it is physical
from injuries or age.

Some is mental, you know,

living with the loss
of our loved ones.

If you think about it,
whether we fight that pain

or succumb to it,
the result is the same.

It diminishes our lives,

robs us of our passions
and pastimes

and damages relationships
between friends and lovers.

What if I told you
that there's

a simple way
to eliminate that pain?

I'd say
you're full of crap.

There's no simple way
to eliminate pain,

and you know it.

So much suffering.

If we get her,
the others will come.

This can make it
go away.

Heh. Please.

The key to
the city of light,

to your salvation
and relief.

OK. OK.

You're telling
these people what,

that they swallow that,
and they'll be living

in happy town for
the rest of their lives?

You should be
ashamed of yourself.

- We need her.
- She's not ready.

I'll be here
when you are.

Kindly
move forward.

Straight ahead.
Move.

Pick up your feet. Come on.

Lincoln. Lincoln.

I'm OK. Don't fight this.

He's right.

Lincoln, what the hell
is going on?

We're interning
the grounders.

Lincoln's here because of
a disturbance in sick bay.

Last one.
Let's go.

- What's happening to you?
- Octavia--

I saw what you and pike
did to Lexa's army.

Bellamy, you
killed everyone.

- Keep your voice down.
- What's wrong?

You're not proud
of massacring an army

that was here
to help us?

We're not
doing this here.

Good. Then let's go because
I'm not even close to done.

You need to be
careful, o.

If you keep this up, I won't
be able to protect you.

Thanks for
the warning.

I'm serious.
Look at yourself.

It is time to stop
playing grounder

before you get
yourself hurt.

I'm not playing anything.
This is who I am.

You're my brother.

I shouldn't have
to tell you that.

Now I'm done.

Go easy on Octavia.

I had to beg her
to get me into camp.

What are you
doing here, Clarke?

We need to talk.

Oh, you've
decided that,

the mighty Wanheda

who chose the grounders
over her own people,

who turned her back on us
when we came to rescue you.

Now you want to talk.

I came here to tell you
that the ice nation

has paid a price.

Justice
has been served

for the attack
on mount weather.

I came here to
tell you it's over.

There it is again.

Why do you get
to decide it's over?

We did our part.

We?

Lexa and I.

The ice queen
is dead.

The problem was solved,
and then you

let pike
ruin everything.

Why are you here,
Clarke?

Arkadia needs to
make things right,

or Lexa and the twelve
clans will wipe us out.

Let her try.

Please tell me

that going to war is
not what you want.

We've been at war
since we landed.

At least pike
understands that.

Pike is the problem.

This isn't
who you are.

You're wrong.

This is who
I've always been,

and I let you and Octavia
and Kane convince me

that we could trust
these people

when they have shown
over and over who they are,

and I won't let anyone else
die for that mistake.

Bellamy...

I need you,

and we don't have
much time.

You need me?

Yes. I do.

I need the guy
who wouldn't let me

pull that lever in
mount weather by myself.

You left me.
You left everyone.

- Bellamy--
- enough, Clarke.

You are not in charge here,
and that's a good thing

because people die
when you're in charge.

You were willing to let
a bomb drop on my sister.

Then you made
a deal with Lexa,

who left us in
mount weather to die

and forced us to kill
everyone who helped us,

people who trusted me.

I--

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry for leaving.

I knew I could
because they had you.

I know
we can fix this.

I'm sorry, too.

Hey.

No. Don't. No.

Bellamy, don't. God--

oh...

Zero-g mechanic sorting
scrap metal out for ammo, huh?

Was this Abby's idea?

Is it supposed
to make you feel better?

I can help you,
raven.

Don't, all right?

Everyone thinks
they have an idea

on how to help me
feel better--

stay in camp,

only do jobs where
I can sit down,

ask every time
I need something

on a high shelf--
but you know what?

I'm not that person.

People think
I can just change

and my pain will go
away, but I can't.

I can't do that,
and I can't do this.

What have you
got to lose?

Pike should be
in his quarters.

Bellamy, you don't
have to do this.

Yes, I do.

Just let me go.

Believe it or not,

I am doing this
for your own good.

Believe it or not,
I'm doing this for yours.

You can't just
hit a guard.

I just did.
Let her go.

I can't do that.

They're coming.

You should go.

Uh...Uh!

Clarke, hurry up.

Get them on deck two.

- Let's go.
- Follow me.

Come on.

Mom.

We know what happened.
We know what pike did.

Is there anything we can do
to prevent a retaliation?

Abby, hurry.

We came here to
give them pike.

He's the duly elected
chancellor.

Our people knew
what they were voting for.

Besides, he has the guards
and all the guns.

Can't get close to him.

And that's not the
way we do things.

Then maybe it's
time we change

the way
we do things.

Security breach.
Lock down the exits.

You two need
to go now.

What about
Lincoln?

You want to help him, do it
from the outside with this.

The range isn't great.

You stay close and wait
for me to contact you.

Now go.

Come with me.

I wish I could.

May we meet again.

I do a much better job
of making you look dead.

Your brother--

it can wait until
I can convince you

to join me,
which I will.

Perfect timing.

We know you're not alone.
Where's the girl?

She left.

Find her.
On your knees.

You've been caught stealing
in the commander's woods.

The punishment
for this is death.

I'll ask you once more--
where's the girl?

Go float yourself.

Where did you get this?

I guess if you kill me now,
you'll never find out.

On your feet. Move.

Keep walking.

Careful.

This one doesn't like
to be chained up.

Girlfriend's not here
to free you this time.

It's from Abby
for Danae.

Octavia?

She got out
with Clarke.

Heda...

Where's Octavia?

She's watching
over camp.

So tell us, Clarke,
how does this end?

Have you come up with a way
to save your people yet again?

No. Only you
can do that.

What happened here
was an act of war.

Your army was here
to help us,

and my people
slaughtered them.

You have every right
to respond,

every right
to wipe us out,

or you can change
the way you do things.

Why should
she change?

Blood must have blood.

Really? Because
from where I stand,

the only way that ends
is with everyone dead.

So what kind of leader
do you want to be,

the kind who kills
every chance she gets

because
that's your way

or the kind who shows
the world a better way.

You consider
letting a massacre

go unavenged
a better way?

If it ends a cycle
of violence, yes.

If it brings about
peace, yes.

Someone has to take
the first step.

Let it be you.

You say
you want peace.

Everything you've done
was to achieve that,

yet here we stand
on the brink

of another war, a
war you could stop.

Commander,

you can't seriously
be considering this.

I'm not considering it.

I'm doing it.

Heda, please.

Indra, our people

act as if war
is easier than peace.

If that's so, should we not
try and achieve

the more difficult goal?

Polis will not
support you.

Titus--

Titus is my subject.
They're all my subjects.

Do you say
they will defy me?

Will you defy me?

No, Heda.
I will not.

Then let it be known.

Blood must not
have blood.

♪♪ Undo This Storm ♪♪

♪♪ Undo this storm ♪♪

♪♪ And wait ♪♪

♪♪ I lie awake and watch it all ♪♪

♪♪ It feels like thousand eyes ♪♪

♪♪ I'll be the calm ♪♪

♪♪ I will be quiet ♪♪

♪♪ Stripped to the bone ♪♪

♪♪I wait ♪♪

♪♪ No, I'll be a stone ♪♪

♪♪ I'll be the hunter ♪♪

♪♪ A tower that casts ♪♪

♪♪ A shade ♪♪

♪♪ I lie awake and watch it all ♪♪

♪♪ It feels like thousand eyes ♪♪

♪♪ I lie awake and watch it all ♪♪

♪♪ It feels like thousand eyes ♪♪

♪♪ I am the storm ♪♪

Time to get back
to work, raven.

♪♪ I am the storm ♪♪

♪♪ I am
the storm ♪♪

♪♪ So wait ♪♪