Last week’s episode of “The 100” ended with the much-anticipated reunion of Clarke (Eliza Taylor) and Grounder commander Lexa (Alycia Debnam-Carey) — marking the first time the two leaders had encountered each other since Lexa betrayed Clarke’s team and abandoned them outside Mount Weather last season, forcing Clarke to make a painful decision that resulted in the deaths of hundreds of men, women and children.
Needless to say, Clarke wasn’t particularly thrilled to see Lexa again, but despite her obvious anger when faced with her former ally (with whom she shared a passionate kiss last season), Taylor tells Variety that Clarke’s fury towards Lexa pales in comparison to her own guilt about what happened at Mount Weather — something that’s touched on in episode 303, titled “Ye Who Enter Here.”
“Definitely she’s devastated by what Lexa did, she’s very angry,” Taylor admits. “[But] it’s all on her.
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Needless to say, Clarke wasn’t particularly thrilled to see Lexa again, but despite her obvious anger when faced with her former ally (with whom she shared a passionate kiss last season), Taylor tells Variety that Clarke’s fury towards Lexa pales in comparison to her own guilt about what happened at Mount Weather — something that’s touched on in episode 303, titled “Ye Who Enter Here.”
“Definitely she’s devastated by what Lexa did, she’s very angry,” Taylor admits. “[But] it’s all on her.