Hyperfixate

we know he was important to her, we know he taught her a lot (like how to use a gun & when not to, how to forgive. lexa taught her life was living not surviving so bellamy reinforced that how to keep living was together), we know she failed him.

Also the CW : our POCs are given much less screentime than their white counterparts, are treated like crap in general, and are often killed off. They are also sometimes white-washed or played by a non-POC.

Us : the CW is homophobic and racist.

The CW : 

I don’t know how you’re feeling right now. I’ve seen some of you upset because, even though Lexa appeared, it was her body and not her mind. Others, are really happy about Alycia coming back on the show (as we should be, I mean, what a fucking icon.) Whatever category do you fit into, I wanted to ask you something: please, do not let JR win.

If you want to celebrate, perfect, if you want to cry and be mad, do so. But please, don’t forget what this man has done ever since the beginning of the series. From killing Lexa after introducing her for queer-baiting everyone and use her as a claim, using the LGBTQI+ community for his own benefit; to killing Lincoln after having racist comments towards Ricky (or so says the fandom); to finally Killing Bellamy after destroying his development in the matter of a chapter and blaming Bob saying that it was his condition what killed Bellamy (consider we’re talking about depression here, and this men is not only shaming someone for his mental health but also is undeniably not telling the truth, since it was published months ago that Bob was actually able to work on the series, but with a more reductos schedule. And remember this was a medic prescription.)

I wasn’t able to leave the show because I was just so emotionally involved with the characters; they’ve become my fictional family, and I felt like I couldn’t leave them. But now, there’s another show coming up: the prequel of The 100, also meant to be directed by Jason Rothenberg. And honestly, seeing his unprofessional and unethical ways I wouldn’t want for anyone else to get involved with a story that doesn’t have closure and, more importantly: I wouldn’t want to see any actor getting racist comments like Ricky did, or seeing his 7 year job destroyed in the matter of an episode like Bob.

What I’m asking with this is for you to, however you feel about the finale, don’t enhance JR and his work so his new show doesn’t get picked up. He shouldn’t be allowed to hurt anyone else. Remember what’s behind and don’t let this men’s abusive and manipulative behavior harm more professionals and fans.

I’m not trying to diminish anything - in fact I specifically said I had no issue with Bellamy not being the person to show up, and that Lexa was the perfect person to be there for Clarke and their chemistry is amazing.

I simply didn’t hear in the episode what the rules were besides it’s “someone that you love.” If that’s the canon explanation, that’s cool with me. I must have drifted off during that moment of explanation.