#interpertation

I don’t think that’s enough to make it good for bellarke. He said 4 was good for bellarke with the reunion, but 5 wasn’t  on his list, even though there was more bellarke content, but it ended with the B/E moment. 

I think it’s ALREADY been bad for Bellamy, with his sister becoming what she did, and being stuck between Echo and Clarke and getting threatened by Wonkru, and by Eligius. He’s got the most at stake emotionally. 

TBH based on what you just said, I don’t see the connection between what he said and what you interpreted. And it also wasn’t what I read.

Bob: “There’s a point where Bellamy breaks this season and stands up to a lot of people and says enough Is enough.”

Bob: “SpaceKru is his new family and I would say that it might even outweigh how he feels about Octavia.”

At his M&G Bob said that Octavia gets much worse. “You’ve not seen anything of the Red Queen yet.”

Bob: “There’s a really great scene in episode 8 that I loved to film and the episode in general is great so look forward to that.”

Bob said episode 8 and the finale are the best episodes of the show. That extreme scene where all crew cried is on the finale.

Question about the best episodes for Bellarke fans this season: Episode 4, Episode 8 and everything after that until 13, and especially the season finale 

In his M&G Bob was asked who from the characters has it hardest this season and he said “probably Bellamy”

Follow-up question by a fan: “Does it get better or worse after the scene in episode 8 he was talking about?” Bob: “Probably worse. But after some later episodes it gets a bit better

In his M&G Bob couldn’t stop saying how excited he was for season 6 and filming. [x]

I think that’s the relevant stuff and it seems to say that ep 8 is great, not hard on bellamy, but after that it gets worse, which I’m guessing is octavia stuff and war stuff. He says THE SEASON is hard on bellamy. Then he said it doesn’t get better just because of that scene in 8. (sounds like a bellarke question in disguise trying to figure out if canon bellarke made things easier on bellamy. but in this show i don’t think it would.)

Sometimes, when we read the Bible or study theology, we are left confused. I’ve found that being able to categorize the specific type of problem helps bring some clarity on the best way to approach it, and to triage its level of importance. Exegetical Problems Think of a part of the Bible that is hard to understand. Let’s take Paul’s comment in 1 Corinthians 11:10, “That is why a wife ought to…