Ask Clarke

[Clarke Griffin]

18. Wanheda. Medical Student

"I will tell you anything - if you don't hurt my friends!"

[Arkadia]

What is your fondest memory as a child?

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Did you believe your mom at first when she told you you were a natural born leader just before you ended up on the dropship?

[Clarke Griffin]

Sept 27, 2016 22:14:32 GMT Arkadia said:

What is your fondest memory as a child?

It's of my Dad. He used to save leftover material and make little things for me. I had some very sweet little dolls made of pieces of wire and thread. I loved them very much, because my dad made them. He spent a long time sitting there, making them for me while I drew something for him.

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If you could change one single thing you've done on Earth, what would it be?

[cherry1]

Do you ever want to have children of your own?

[Clarke Griffin]

Sept 27, 2016 22:17:59 GMT @mikha said:

Did you believe your mom at first when she told you you were a natural born leader just before you ended up on the dropship?

Oh hell no. Why would I believe her? My parents were both leaders, but I was more interested in creativity. Leading was so far from my mind and ambitions in my life that I couldn't even imagine ever leading anyone. And I was sure there were others willing to lead.

[Derrick]

What is one of your fondest memories that you've made here on Earth?

[Thalia Tait]

"What do you think life would have been like if the 100 and the Grounders had seen one another as enemies from the very beginning?"

[Arkadia]

What are your thoughts on Luna?

[Leiana LaCroix]

Whose death on earth had the biggest impact on you?

[Clarke Griffin]

It's Answer time!!! Though I am answering this from a end of season 4 perspective

Sept 28, 2016 19:36:18 GMT cherry1 said:

Do you ever want to have children of your own?

"Children are a hard topic in this world. Our people have reached a point where children were a dream. The prospect of no longer being regulated in having children was a blessing that was ripped away from us too soon. Now, with Praimfaya, it might have become a biological imperative for us to reproduce again, to save humanity from dying out. It is a hard task to do so from a gene pool so limited. So I fear wanting children is no longer a question that can be answered with fulfilling a desire. It might be my duty to humanity to have children."

Oct 10, 2016 3:01:59 GMT Thalia Tait said:

"What do you think life would have been like if the 100 and the Grounders had seen one another as enemies from the very beginning?"

"I think it's about if we haven't. If we haven't, things might have been very different. Let's look at essential points: If there had not been a war, we would have not been in Mount Weather. Mount Weather might never have fallen. We would not have had a place for Farm Station to live. Mount Weather might have never become a target to bomb. This would have then never resulted in a grave and justified resentment by the Arkers. There would have been no almost war breaking out between us. The City of Light might have spread easier. With Lexa potentially still alive, we might have never learned of the second AI. A.L.I.E could have and probably would have gotten to the code of the Commander. Going to that, we would have most likely all entered the City of Light. Our bodies would have burned in Praimfaya. And our minds would have shut down the moment energy was no longer available to sustain the systems on the Ark. In essence, given the dominoes-like effect, we could all be dead now."

Oct 22, 2016 15:10:42 GMT Arkadia said:

What are your thoughts on Luna?

"Luna was a victim of circumstance and of everything that happened to her. She lost her people. She lost everyone. We forced her. We hoped for the best, but created the worst. We did her wrong. And she acted the way because of what happened to her. Luna in essence was a good woman, a kind woman and a just leader."

Mar 18, 2018 9:54:18 GMT Leiana LaCroix said:

Whose death on earth had the biggest impact on you?

"There were three major deaths that impacted me personally. All have changed and shaped me in different ways. Finns death gave me the strength to cross lines to save lives. It... killed part of me and strengthened others. Lexas death, well I loved her and it gave me perspective. It gave me a way to save people and perspective to reevaluate what happened before. It changed me. It changed and shaped directions I took. But neither of these death had the biggest impact on me. The biggest impact was Wells. All my life I had him by my side, in one way or another. His death really made me take up leadership. His death was what made me no longer underestimate the situation. I no longer had Wells, I had to act on my own. And I learned from all of this. The biggest impact was the loss of Wells Jaha, my best friend and guidance in it all."

[Leiana LaCroix]

Do you wish you could go back in time? Back to when you were living on the Ark?

[Clarke Griffin]

Mar 18, 2018 15:04:07 GMT Leiana LaCroix said:

Do you wish you could go back in time? Back to when you were living on the Ark?

"Yes and no. Yes, because life was simpler. Because Dad was still around. Maybe I could have saved them. But with the knowledge I have now, going back wouldn't have changed anything. The Ark was failing either way. We were told the ground would need another 100 years. And I now believe that back in the day, we had factored int he failing nuclear power plants. The original plan was to stay up there long enough to survive that, too. Changing anything might have ended up in all of us dying. And well, that's not something I want to face...but I'd give anything to see Dad again, to say goodbye. And Wells, too."

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What were [are] your favourite qualities about Roan?