
She comes back out with her hand healed but no memory of what happened. Getting closer to the anomaly, she sees her future daughter, which leads her to enter the anomaly itself. Meanwhile, Octavia has been on a mission of her own, which leaves her stuck in quicksand while the anomaly emits a temporal flare that leaves her with a gnarled hand.

Clarke lets Bellamy know she's still in there by tapping "ALIVE" in Morse code on her arm. We are led to believe that Clarke is gone, and Bellamy starts to deal with her passing, but we then learn that she has a neural mesh that has allowed her to keep her own consciousness hidden from Josephine. The Primes use mind drives to implant their dead family members into those with nightblood, and so Clarke becomes inhabited by Prime Josephine Lightbourne, who then has to spend much of Season 6 pretending to be Clarke in order to find out if the crew has any more nightbloods that the Primes can body-snatch. Meanwhile, the Children of Gabriel break into the Sanctum compound, which leads to Clarke bleeding and the Primes learning she has nightblood and is therefore suitable for their evil plan.

She does this brutally, resulting in Bellamy to banishing her. However, there is another human society on Alpha called the Children of Gabriel, an anti-Prime group who take some of the crew hostage, leading Octavia to retrieve them.

The colonizers are led by a group known as the Primes who the others worship like gods.Ĭlarke spent much of 'The 100' Season 6 inhabited by Josephine The CW However, all the commotion brings Sanctum's human residents out of their bunker. The crew start fighting until Clarke knocks them out. Here, they encounter one of the planet's other big problems: It suffers from binary sun eclipses that drive everyone into a murderous rage. The planet is thought to be hospitable to humans, but the team is unable to scan it due a mysterious anomaly so they have to land.Īfter the crew has to run away from killer bugs, they find a radiation shield and eventually Sanctum, Alpha's human colony. Season 6 of The CW show followed straight on from the end of Season 5, which saw the crew finally landing on Planet Alpha. Read on for everything you need to remember from Season 6 going into the final episodes.

These final episodes come to TV a few months after Season 6, a season full of twists and turns for the characters. ET, with the show coming to Netflix across the world six days later. The CW will air The 100 Season 7 from Wednesday, May 20, at 8 p.m.
