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SPOILERS S7 Post Episode Discussion: S7E16 "The Last War"

No. Title Writer/s Director Original Airdate
7.16 “The Last War” Jason Rothenberg Jason Rothenberg 9/30/2020

Synopsis: After all the fighting and loss, Clarke and her friends have reached the final battle. But is humanity worthy of something greater?

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Quote of the Week: “Our fight is over.” — Octavia Blake

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u/orangekirby Oct 01 '20

I also hate that Clarke got the shaft. I actually.. really like her.

But as for Bellamy dying for nothing, I’m just going to assume that it was meaningful because he would have found a way to have cadogan take and fail the test without intervention. Even though Bellamy was right about transcendence, he put too much faith in the psychopath cadogan and was still a sheep.

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u/Rebarbative_Sycophan Oct 11 '20

Bellamy dying, bought some time before Madi was discovered. Whether it was a few hours/days, what ever. It still bought some time, and that is what was needed to set the rest of the shit in motion. I have issues with the finale, and season/series as a whole. But that is not one of my issues, other then sorta liking belamy.

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u/OhSlyQo Oct 18 '20

bellamy dying didn't brought time , because when they travel to earth, cadogan was with them, so he already know were maddy was. She killed bellamy to get the book, to not let cadogan have them and know that maddy could knew the code, but since she didn't reach the book before going on earth, killed him was useless( right, she didn't know that she couldn't get to the book and make the death of bellamy useless but afterall it was ..)