The 100 season 3 episode 5 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In Arkadia, Chancellor Pike's aggressive policies against the Grounders create division. Clarke Griffin grapples with her leadership role, conflicted by past actions. Pike's decision to attack a Grounder camp, killing hundreds, provokes mixed reactions. Bellamy Blake, part of the attack, faces moral dilemmas. Lexa, the Grounder leader,
Full Episode S03E05 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is struggling with their past actions and leadership in Arkadia?
Clarke Griffin.
Who becomes Chancellor of Arkadia and advocates a forceful approach against the Grounders?
Chancellor Pike.
What significant action does Pike take against the Grounders?
Pike leads an attack on a Grounder camp, killing hundreds, including the wounded, in their sleep.
How does the Arkadia community react to Pike's actions?
The community has mixed feelings, with some supporting Pike and others opposing his aggressive policies.
What is Bellamy Blake's role in Pike's plan?
Bellamy participates in the massacre but is conflicted about it.
How does Clarke try to prevent further conflict with the Grounders?
Clarke attempts to mend relationships and persuade Bellamy to abandon Pike's cause.
What is Lexa's response to the massacre at the Grounder camp?
Lexa prepares for war but eventually decides to break the cycle of violence, declaring "Blood must not have blood."
What is Jaha promoting upon his return to Arkadia?
Jaha promotes the City of Light, a place that offers an escape from reality.
What challenge does Raven Reyes face?
Raven struggles with a permanent injury and confronts her new limitations.
What is the final decision Bellamy makes in the episode?
Bellamy remains loyal to Pike and arrests Clarke, though she later escapes.
What is the state of Arkadia at the end of the episode?
Arkadia is divided, with internal conflicts and the threat of war looming.
