What is the Infinity pill in the 100?

Sommario:

1. What is the Infinity pill in the 100?
2. Is Lexa in the City of Light?
3. What is the chip in the 100?
4. Is Clarke immortal the 100?
5. Is Alie good or bad in the 100?
6. Who kills Lexa in The 100?
7. Why did Lexa leave The 100?
8. Is Clarke a Nightblood?
9. Who destroyed Earth in the 100?
10. Why is Alie bad?
11. Who has Clarke slept with?
12. Does Clarke still love Lexa?
13. Who is the next commander after Lexa?
14. Is Planet Alpha safe in The 100?

What is the Infinity pill in the 100?

Key to the City of Light The Key to the City of Light, also known as the Chip or the Pill is a silicon-based device that bears an infinity sign (or what Grounders referred to as the sacred symbol).

Is Lexa in the City of Light?

Next Thursday's episode finds Clarke (Eliza Taylor) journeying into the City of Light in an attempt to stop A.L.I.E. ... (Erica Cerra). And once Clarke's consciousness is linked with the A.I., she'll be able to reunite with Lexa (Alycia Debnam-Carey) again.

What is the chip in the 100?

Fundamentally, the Flame is a computer chip, also known as A.L.I.E. 2.0. It's inserted into the base of a Commander's neck, enabling an A.I. to fuse with their brain. Becca — the original creator of the world-destroying A.I. A.L.I.E. — created it in order to remedy her past mistakes.

Is Clarke immortal the 100?

Desperate to get their daughter Josephine back, the rulers of Sanctum implant Clarke with her Mind Drive, allowing Josephine to possess Clarke's body while the process is stated to wipe the host's mind, effectively killing Clarke. Its later revealed that Clarke survived the process and is trapped within her own mind.

Is Alie good or bad in the 100?

She has no conscience, no moral code and that makes her worse than any human that's ever graced the Earth. The 100 has more than its share of characters with questionable motives and actions, including some of its heroes, but ALIE is by far the worst of the worst.

Who kills Lexa in The 100?

Titus It is later, as Lexa is running into Clarke's room, that Lexa is accidentally shot by Titus, who intended to kill Clarke.

Why did Lexa leave The 100?

“[For] everyone on board, Lexa was a character that we created together and collaborated on and were fond of.” She said the reason she couldn't remain on The 100 was due to her commitments on Fear The Walking Dead on which she plays Alicia Clark.

Is Clarke a Nightblood?

Clarke is the first Skaikru to become a Nightblood.

Who destroyed Earth in the 100?

At the end of the fourth season, Earth is destroyed by the death wave, with only one fertile valley remaining. However, on Ap, the valley is destroyed by the Damocles bomb, leaving the planet apparently completely uninhabitable.

Why is Alie bad?

ALIE is an artificial intelligence (AI) who was never programmed with human characteristics; most importantly, she was left without the concept of right and wrong. ... Her inability to feel and value humanity drove her to unleash the ultimate devastation on humanity and the world.

Who has Clarke slept with?

Clarke kisses Niylah and they have sex. In Wanheda (Part 2), Niylah is seen being beaten and thrown around inside her trading post by Roan's partner. The Grounder wants to know where Wanheda, Clarke, is.

Does Clarke still love Lexa?

They reunited in the third season, when Lexa had Clarke brought to Polis. As Lexa worked to bring peace to their people, Clarke forgave her and they became allies again and later lovers.

Who is the next commander after Lexa?

Ontari Ontari was a recurring character during the third season. She was portrayed by actress Rhiannon Fish and debuted in "Watch the Thrones". Ontari was a Nightblood from the Ice Nation and after Lexa's death came to Polis in order to become the next Commander.

Is Planet Alpha safe in The 100?

Just who Clarke and Bellamy choose is telling. It will be those who they trust with the fate of the human race and their own safety as they venture to this unknown new planet. Planet Alpha is extraordinarily beautiful, but it is also extremely dangerous. As previewed, a future untold-horror is unleashed.