![]() They are foregoing whatever transcendence is, they're giving that up to be together. ![]() They know that Clarke sacrificed so much for them, gave up so much of herself for them, that they were not going to let her be by herself. We thought that it was the most beautiful way to say found family is important. Like Moses not getting to go into the promised land, she's going to be alone-until she sees her friends. Clarke doesn't get the gift of transcendence because of her actions her actions have a cost, as the Lexa avatar said to her on the beach. And once we do and we link arms and we realize we're all in this together, then we can get to whatever comes next. JASON ROTHENBERG: We wanted the moral of the story to be, simply stated, "Until we stop fighting, we're doomed." Until we stop killing each other in the name of country or tribe or even family, we're doomed to keep repeating that cycle of violence. ![]()
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