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And thanks to Bellamy, events are being set in motion with the group that was taken in by President Wallace, or should I say, ex-President.
Conclusion
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Welcome to The 100 Season 2 Episode 2 Review - Rubicon. In our last episode, Clarke stepped up in her new leadership role against Abby's wishes. Jasper confronted Wallace about Monty, but then his son has taken over. Wallace's son is like Joffrey 2.0 in a certain way. Now, this was a very, very dark and sad episode because a lot of things that are totally tragic happen, and I mean A LOT of things happen in this episode. Let's start people. StoryTensions between Clarke (Eliza Taylor) and Abby (Paige Turco) come to a head after Clarke crosses the line. Raven (Lindsey Morgan) helps Bellamy (Bob Morley) navigate Mount Weather. Jaha (Isaiah Washington) and Murphy (guest star Richard Harmon) encounter a stranger who may not be what she seems. Octavia (Marie Avgeropoulos) is prepared to fight for someone she loves. Meanwhile, things reach a breaking point at Mount Weather. ThoughtsThe title Rubicon is potentially a reference to 'crossing the Rubicon' which is a saying that means 'a point of no return'. Historically, it was the start of Caesar's civil war. This may refer to Jaha and Murphy's hunt for the City of Light, or even the group's escape from Mount Weather. Now, for what I can tell this was a very shocking and heartbreaking episode because we saw at the end what the new president of Mount Weather is capable of. And thanks to Bellamy, events are being set in motion with the group that was taken in by President Wallace, or should I say, ex-President. ConclusionWe have seen exactly what Cage Wallace is capable of. In my opinion, he is like the show's version of Joffrey Baratheon (Game of Thrones). He's tyrannical, ruthless and a complete psychopath. My final score for this episode is a B+
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Giancarlos Calderon
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October 2015
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