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She doesn't have much of a voice right now. The control in the room belongs to other people, and that memory is almost too perfect. It is there for Echo to watch at a time when Octavia isn't an active participant, and it \"solves\" the disappearance of Bellamy.
After binge-watching three seasons of The 100, Levitt is ready to create his Twitter account to stan Octavia, and he is seconds away from ordering merchandise with catchphrases like \"May We Meet Again.\"
Gabriel is the real outsider because of his views on killing and unnecessary risks. He was only in it for the knowledge, until he had to watch Echo and Hope kill people they don't need to again and again.
Adina Porter is a powerful presence that takes control of any scene that she is in. Sanctum might not be going anywhere, yet I am ready to watch multiple seasons of Indra just existing the way that she does.
Clarke's new-found romance with Finn is threatened. Octavia suffers a blow to the head and wakes up to find a Grounder watching her. On the Ark, Abby exposes Kane's plan to reduce the population of the Ark. When the people learn the truth, they do something not even Chancellor Jaha could have imagined.
On the Ark, an Ark-wide message is being broadcast. It is Jake Griffin telling the people about the oxygen shortage. Commander Shumway alerts Kane and Kane goes after Abby. Jaha watches the message as Jake Griffin tells the people that they need to come together and face the crisis. After his message, Abby comes on and tells the Ark that her husband was killed trying to deliver that message and now, in twelve hours, 320 people will be sacrificed. Kane arrives where Abby is at and the guards are able to pry the door open.
Back at the pod, Raven is organizing the delinquents on stripping her pod for spare parts to create rocket launchers. Clarke asks if they will be able to see the rockets from the Ark and Raven tells her that Abby will be watching for them.
Up on the Ark, Kane brings Jaha the final list of volunteers and tells him they had to reject almost 100 people. Jaha gets ready to go to Section 17 and Kane again tells him he does not have to do it. Jaha tells Kane that it was Jake who inspired the people of the Ark and Jaha had his friend executed. Kane tells him their survival depends on a leader who can inspire his people to self-sacrifice and that leader is Jaha, not Kane. Meanwhile, Tor is saying goodbye to his daughter, Reese, lying to her about working a double-shift. He tries again to pull her hair out of her face with a barrette and she tells him to stop. They hug goodbye and he watches her walk away with tears in his eyes. As the volunteers file into Section 17, Kane tells Abby he reminded Jaha that changing to a new Chancellor would be destabilizing. He also tells her he left two men monitoring the radio in case Raven calls through. Abby thanks him as they watch the volunteers enter Section 17. Jaha thanks Tor for his sacrifice and Tor tells him not to because he is doing it for his daughter.
That said, you might want to check out the trailer (HBO's already confirmed The Last of Us season 2, by the way). Here's everything you need to know about how to watch The Last of Us episode 5, no matter where you are.
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Tropes All for Nothing: Twice. Jaha realizes Jake's death was entirely this. Jaha: Jake Griffin inspired them, and I executed him. I executed my friend. The culling turns out to be this, as learned when Abby and Jaha see the flares. Chekhov's Gun: We finally hear the recording Jake made in full, revealing the oxygen crisis. Turns out Abby kept a copy, and performs an Engineered Public Confession. Easily Forgiven: Abby is released, baring a hearing from the council, so that she can help treat the people suffering from oxygen deprivation. Dirty Coward: Abby accuses Jaha of being this, as he plans to commit suicide during the culling. He claims that it would be hypocritical not to ask the people to do something he would not do himself. She immediately shoots this down and says it's just a cowardly way of shirking his responsibilities, and leaving the Ark to be lead by the ruthless Kane. Downer Ending: Hoo boy, is it. 320 people needlessly commit suicide so the Ark can have a chance at survival, all needlessly. Jaha and Abby learn this just afterwards. Oh, and Octavia is captured by a Grounder. Drowning My Sorrows: Jaha and Abby share a drink after the culling. Due to the Dead: Abby, Jackson and her medical team make sure to close the eyes of the 320 people who die in the culling, before removing their bodies. Dying Truce: Inverted. Abby and Kane make a truce during the culling. She realizes that he actually doesn't want to do this, and isn't The Starscream that she feared. He makes it clear that he really hopes her plan with Raven works, and he has set men to monitor and call him if she manages to radio. She honestly thanks him for this. Heroic Suicide: Several. Jaha attempts to do this in Section 17 when the plan is to actively murder the residents there. Kane talks him out of it. Tor Lemkin and 319 others voluntarily commit suicide by suffocation so that the other people on the Ark have a chance to live. Needless to say, they all Face Death with Dignity. Internal Reveal: Several. Abby uses Jake's prerecorded message to reveal the oxygen crisis to the entire Ark population. The Ark finally learns for a fact that Earth is survivable. Bellamy finally reveals to Octavia that he (thinks) he assassinated Jaha. Raven later reveals the same to Clarke and Finn. Raven reveals to Bellamy that Jaha is alive. Jerkass Has a Point: Bellamy once again. They can't reasonably search for Raven's pod in the pitch black dark, in unfamiliar territory, with possibly hostile Grounders in the woods. Then subverted when it turns out he just wanted to get to the pod first. Make It Look Like an Accident: Kane's plan for the culling is to seal off a Section 17 of the Ark with 320 random people inside, and drain the oxygen from inside while the residents are in their sleeping period and drugged, making it look like an equipment malfunction. It turns out not to be necessary after Abby reveals Jake's video, and all the necessary people volunteer to be culled. Modesty Bedsheet: The episode opens with Clarke and Finn both sharing one, as part of their post-coital pillow talk. My God, What Have I Done: Two major ones: Jaha, when he realizes Jake was right all along and he killed his friend for nothing. Jaha, when he and Abby see the flares and see that Earth is survivable, and they just killed 320 people for nothing. It clearly dawns on him before it hits Abby. Oh, Crap!: Several: Abby, when Jaha informs her that Jake's projections of the shrinking oxygen supply were off by a wopping three months. Then compounded when he further reveals that the council approved Kane's plan to reduce the population. Finn, after Raven starts making out with him in front of Clarke. Kane, when he learns of Abby's broadcast. Population Control: The episode deals with the revelation to the 100 that Kane's plan to reduce the population is about to begin, and they spend the episode desperately searching for a way to warn the Ark that it isn't necessary, after Bellamy destroys Raven's radio. Unfortunately the signal flairs are too late, and 320 people on the Ark are voluntarily suffocated. Skewed Priorities: Played for laughs when the first thing one of the delinquents thinks when they see Raven's pod descend is to hope she brought shampoo. They apparently don't know how easy soap is to make from the ash. Spanner in the Works: Bellamy spends half the episode actively trying to keep the ground and Ark from contacting each other. The Starscream: Subverted. All season, Kane has been painted as this. Turns out he's not, and successfully talks Kane out of suicide. The Radio Dies First: Or more accurately, the radio is killed first. Bellamy seeks out Raven's pod and destroys the radio before checking on her, fearing that he will be executed if the rest of the population descend. The rest of the episode involves the characters on Earth desperately trying to find an alternative. The Reveal: Someone (unnamed) put Bellamy up to assassinating Jaha, with the promise of sneaking him aboard the Drop Ship if he did. Rousseau Was Right: Or in this case, Jake Griffin. His idea that revealing the oxygen crisis to the entire Ark population would bring them together to solve the problem, while the council believed it would cause panic and anarchy. Abby ends up playing his message to the entire population, warning them of the plan to cull them. Instead of panic, almost 420 people volunteer, nearly 100 more than were necessary. Jaha: Jake was right. It would bring out the best in us. Take a Third Option: Raven comes up with the plan to signal the Ark with flares. Tap on the Head: Octavia falls accidentally falls down a hill and hits her head on a rock. She out for several hours though. Tragic Keepsake: Tor Lemkin is seen clutching a pink hair clip that belongs to his daughter Reese, which he drops upon death. Abby later finds it. A Threesome Is Hot: Bellamy is introduced waking up naked next to two beautiful women. Wish Upon a Shooting Star: Played. Finn and Clarke watch Raven's pod crash, and at first mistake it for a shooting star and briefly debate the merits of making a wish. They realize the mistake before making a wish though. Later Clarke and Bellamy make a wish on the flairs Raven sends up. You Are Better Than You Think You Are: Twice: The revelation that Jaha is alive and that Bellamy isn't a murderer let's Clarke break through to him by invoking this. It get him to lead them to the broken radio. Kane makes a similar speech to Jaha to talk him out of suicide, saying the people need a leader who can inspire them. 59ce067264
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