Fave Character??
Murphy for me, His "Just surviving" attitude is perfect.
Great development since episode 1 till now.
We've done this before but for me -
Bellamy
Second is Murphy
Bellamy... who else?
pretty-boy and he's got a good heart.
In season 1 he turned from major douche to dream-guy very smoothly. He and Clarke are meant to outlive everything and get a cottage in the woods at the end of the series or something.
I actually love all the characters more or less. But I dislike the grounders and it seems I'm the only one that doesn't like when the lead suddenly takes a lesbian turn?
ok I find Octavias selfishness annoying too..there.
She didn't suddenly turn lesbian. The character is a lesbian. She was a lesbian her entire life, just like the millions of real people in the real world who are gay. There are a lot of reasons to not like Lexa but this is not one of them.
shareI hate the Grounders in general so of course I hate their leader..lesbian or not. What they did to Jasper and Murphy ugh..and joining with them ruined the tense companionship/lord of the flies-vibe I loved in season 1. Clarke would have to be bi not lesbian though? unless she mistook Finn for a girl because of his pretty hair...
shareYeah Clarke is bi, I thought you were talking about Lexa being a lesbian. Hating Lexa or Clarke is fine but not when your reasoning is they "suddenly turn into a lesbian".
shareWell said.
And back to the comment that you, hihihi-42 were originally responding to- no one "suddenly" turned anything! As someone once pointed out in my previous post about Bellamy suddenly, basically, becoming like a playboy on earth- you don't know how it was on the Ark. Perhaps he always had girlfriends on the Ark. And perhaps, Clarke was bisexual on the Ark. Who knows, but it wasn't very sudden- it just was. The people involved with the show have said that sexuality isn't a "thing" during this period of time when surviving is much more important than declaring sexuality.
And yes, like or dislike Lexa- but her sexuality should never be the reason.
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I never said I hated Lexa because of her being gay. I hate the grounders and I love Clarke. To have her turning to Lexa is for me a little bit like sleeping with the enemy. I felt the same way about Octavia and Lincoln in the beginning. Also why not make Clarkes love-interest a girl from the start? She could have been with Raven,that would have been better imo.
shareAH HA.... I do see what you're saying.
I also love Clarke and I'll be honest- I disliked Finn and I wasn't amused by the pairing. Clarke and Raven would've been a sweet pairing, but Raven definitely doesn't seem to be into girls, which is neither here nor there....
At first, I was sort of confused by the attraction between Clarke and Lexa- they were basically enemies. They had killed members of the others' "clan" and there was such fierce animosity! But- somehow I grew to sort of understand and like their pairing, so.... I did feel the same about Octavia and Lincoln at first too- he was sort of bizarre and stalkery about her. It felt so weird, almost like she fell into the Stockholm Syndrome! Over time, it ended up making more sense, but at first, it gave me the willies.
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Clarke and Finns romance was awkward..and so was Ravens and Finns! well at least they got a silly love-triangle out of it I guess.
haha Lincolns stalker-mode scared me too I was like how can Octavia possibly know he doesn't eat little girls?!
I must confess S03 (with all the romance and angst)haven't aired on Netflix yet so I will probably change my mind about it all. In the beginning I wanted to bitchslap Bellamy so hard and then Murphy..and now they are amazing characters..
"Eat little girls", ok, that made me laugh so hard... ha ha ha! Yes, Finn's relationships with both girls just didn't seem quite right, I agree. Raven also seemed way too smart and bad ass, in her own way, for Finn!
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