Warning: Full spoilers for the episode below.
This was almost a standalone episode of The 100 – all things being relative, of course – as it dealt with a villain, Emerson, who was not connected to the main plotlines at all. It was fun to have an episode operate in this different manner, as Emerson stalked Clarke and the others (that night vision sequence was quite effective), and almost made me wish Emerson would have survived to keep popping up as The 100’s version of The X-Files’ Krycek.
But I say almost because damn, he got a satisfying death. Having Clarke use the Flame/Alie 2 as a weapon in that manner was a great payoff and wow, Emerson died in a big manner, bleeding out from his mouth and eyes. Plus, I’m glad it was, in a way, Sinclair who managed to stop Emerson too, since he’s the one who figured out the words to activate the Flame…
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This was almost a standalone episode of The 100 – all things being relative, of course – as it dealt with a villain, Emerson, who was not connected to the main plotlines at all. It was fun to have an episode operate in this different manner, as Emerson stalked Clarke and the others (that night vision sequence was quite effective), and almost made me wish Emerson would have survived to keep popping up as The 100’s version of The X-Files’ Krycek.
But I say almost because damn, he got a satisfying death. Having Clarke use the Flame/Alie 2 as a weapon in that manner was a great payoff and wow, Emerson died in a big manner, bleeding out from his mouth and eyes. Plus, I’m glad it was, in a way, Sinclair who managed to stop Emerson too, since he’s the one who figured out the words to activate the Flame…
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