The 100

Previously on "The 100"...

According to Shaw, this place

is a civil war waiting to happen.

Come on, McCreary.

We didn't come all the way back to earth

just to kill each other.

Tell them that you were planning

to let us die.

No!

The hydrofarm is barely feeding us now,

so if this is the last living valley on earth,

then it should be ours.

What would it take for you to share the valley?

Short of an unconditional surrender,

- nothing. - Octavia will never surrender.

That's why we're gonna take her out.

Omon gon oson.

Bellamy...

We'll be in the valley. We'll have peace.

The child with Clarke is a real Natblida.

Give Madi the Flame.

Ascende superius.

Madi, I hate to put this on you.

This is how we stop the war.

Step away from the child right now.

Arrest the traitors.

If we run, Gaia, Indra, and Bellamy will die.

They made their choice.

Stop! Were you...

- No. - Madi. Madi. Madi.

Get away from me. I'm going back.

Oh, no, you're not.

It's 50 miles to polis. Now get down from there.

- Ah! - Uh!

- Let go of me. Uh! - Madi...

I'm sorry. Are you ok?

I said no.

That thing is not

- staying in your head. - Yes, it is,

and if you want to take it, you're gonna have to kill me.

- Madi... - What? You're willing

to let Bellamy die

and Indra and Gaia.

- Why not me? - Get in the rover.

- No! Get off! - We are not doing this now.

Let me go! Stop!

Why are you doing this? I need to go back.

Commanders don't run away.

Well, it's a good thing you're not a commander.

Damn it, Madi.

I thought the flame was supposed to make you wise.

You're acting like the child who attacked me in the woods.

Octavia won't run away,

and because of you, she'll get her war.

Want to bet?

What are you gonna do?

I'm gonna tell Diyoza that the eye is down.

I'm gonna tell octavia that she knows.

She can decide not to march

or march and be destroyed.

Either way, problem solved.

Now get in.

Clarke, be careful.

The worms.

Uh!

Two problems solved.

Now get in the rover

before I take you up on your ultimatum.

*THE 100* Season 05 Episode 10

*THE 100* Episode Title: "The Warriors Will"

- Nash... - Yo.

Take care every thing

Cracks in the floor,

the mattresses.

Junkies can be very resourceful.

Diyoza's book.

You don't look so good, doc.

That makes two of us.

Your lungs, they're...

I can hear the fluid filling up in them.

Yeah. You're drowning.

You're not even getting wet.

Well, fix me and get your fix.

Heh. No.

Place is clean, boss.

Oh, I can see the convulsions coming.

Ha!

Shut up and get out.

Go find Diyoza.

You two, guard the door.

No one gets in or out.

You knew she's pregnant.

It's mine.

Did she tell you that?

No, but I can see why she wouldn't brag about it.

Do it.

Kill me, like you killed the other doctor.

Put us both out of our misery.

No.

I got a better idea,

your disease versus mine.

Something tells me you'll break before I die, doc.

All the rations have been packed.

50% of our people won't march.

Fear of sandstorms has put a dent in morale.

We're letting it be known that we're taking the long route

- to avoid them, but... - Don't be a coward, Miller.

It's not the sandstorms.

Tell her the truth.

It's Madi.

The fact that there's a supposed commander

out there has complicated things.

"Complicated"?

You just told me half of our people are refusing to march.

I'd call that more than complicated.

Maybe if you hadn't tried to kill her,

- the believers would... - We don't need them.

Even at half strength, we outnumber Diyoza's army.

Still not enough, not without the worms.

Maybe, maybe not,

but we still got the element of surprise.

I say, we go win this war,

and once we do, the rest of Wonkru, they'll follow.

If you disagree, then say so

because otherwise, you're no good to me.

Either you're Wonkru, or an enemy of Wonkru.

My advice... You can either unite us

behind the real commander or remind those

who refuse to march what happens to our enemies.

Your real commander's a child who showed up yesterday.

Blodreina's kept us strong through six years of hell.

Now you're advising her to stand down

or kill half our people?

That's not what I'm advising.

In case you hadn't noticed, Madi's gone.

That ship has sailed.

Clarke's not gonna bring her back.

She means the fighting pits.

Yes.

Brell, that's her brother that we're talking about.

And Indra and Gaia. I'm aware.

I'm confused.

You want me to kill the people who conspired

to bring you back your precious commander?

No. I want you to bend the knee to her,

but I know you won't.

You want your army to march?

Show them what happens when they don't.

Oh, now, this is perfect.

And here, I thought the time of the commanders was over.

It was.

Now it's not.

The day you asked me to be your second

was the best day of my life.

Did I ever tell you that?

You accepted me

when my own people wouldn't.

You gave me the strength to be more

than I ever thought I could be.

I gave you nothing.

That strength was already there.

You betrayed me, Indra.

I betrayed Blodreina.

What's the difference?

Octavia Kom Skaikru was my second.

I taught her when to attack

and when not to.

I advised her to do what's best

for her people, not herself.

I am what's best for my people.

Why are you here?

They're refusing to march, aren't they?

You wouldn't surrender,

and you won't give up the throne

to the rightful commander,

so now you'll use fear

to bend Wonkru to your will.

I suppose it worked before.

Will it work now?

If I put you and Gaia and Bellamy in the arena...

Will they march?

Probably,

but you already knew that.

Give me another option.

Indra, please.

There isn't one...

But if it helps to clarify things,

I promise you, if you put us

in the arena, I won't be losing a daughter.

Gaia will win.

I will have her take my life

right after I take your brother's.

Vinson...

No visitors.

I have an appointment.

We need to monitor my progress every two hours

to make sure the cure actually worked.

Now I'm going to have to ask you gentlemen to step aside.

Let him in so I can do my job.

Please have a seat on the table.