The 100

Previously on "The 100"...

Hundreds of your people

are trapped inside Mount Weather.

Their blood is used as medicine.

My people are prisoners there, too.

Why are you showing us this?

Because I'm afraid.

Of what?

That you're next.

Harper didn't show up for breakfast.

You guys seen her?

The only way to save both our people

is if we join together.

I'm in love with you.

Everything I've done, all that matters

is that you're ok.

Deliver me the one you call Finn.

Our truce begins with his death.

No. Finn!

What will they do to him?

Finn took 18 lives.

He will suffer the pain of 18 deaths.

I love you, too.

You're gonna be ok.

Thanks, Princess.

No!

Let me.

They would've tortured him.

I had to. I...

It's ok. It's ok.

I had to. It's ok.

What did I do?

The commander is ready to talk.

Mm-hmm.

Blood has answered blood.

Some on my side say that's not enough.

They wanted the murderer to suffer

as our tradition demands,

but they do not know that your suffering will be worse.

What you did tonight will haunt you

until the end of your days.

Still, there will be restitution.

The body will be given to the people of Tondc,

murderer and murder joined by fire.

Only then can we have peace.

No. No. We've done enough.

The boy should be buried by his own people.

Enough? We were owed the pain of 18 deaths.

We were owed our righteous kill.

My village deserves justice.

You don't want justice. You want vengeance.

You have not seen my vengeance.

We'll do it...

But when it's over, we talk about how

to get our people out of Mount Weather,

all of our people.

We want the same things, Clarke.

Good. When do we leave?

Now.

Choose your attendants.

Clarke, you don't have to do this.

Yes, I do.

If this truce doesn't hold,

I killed Finn for nothing.

Clarke is right. We need to do this.

Peace with the Grounders

is the only way we'll survive.

Oh, I don't think they know what peace is.

The commander does.

She's a child.

They're being led by a child.

So are we.

Go away.

Raven, I'm sorry.

I said, go away!

I know how hard this must be for you,

but I'm leaving with the Grounders,

and I need you to keep working on the radio.

What are you doing? What are you doing?

They need to take him now.

Like hell, they do, get off.

Give us a minute, please. Raven...

You agreed to this?

We're taking him back to the village

where the massacre took place.

There's a death ritual.

It's the only way to get our people

out of Mount Weather.

Then I'm coming, too, and... don't worry...

I'll bring your damn radio.

Oh...

Oh...

Anything?

Keep looking.

Whatever happened to Harper,

someone must have seen something.

How many places could she be?

We're in a sealed bunker.

There has to be rooms we don't know about,

places that aren't mapped.

Well? Is it possible?

I doubt it, but maybe.

Thanks. You are just a big help.

Easy, Miller. Maya is on our side.

Are you sure about that?

Yes. I'm sure. She's risking more than any of us.

Really? Is she's gonna end up in the kennel, too,

if she gets caught?

Stop it. I found something.

That leads to an antenna on the ground, ok?

If we can access the radio,

we can send a message over the arkwide channel,

tell them we're here.

The only radio is in the command center

on level 7, highly restricted.

You got in before.

Only because it was scheduled for decontamination.

That won't work again so soon.

We don't need the radio.

We need the wires that run into it. Here.

The art warehouse. That I can get us into.

Good. Now all we have to do

is break through a two-foot section of wall,

find the outgoing wire,

and jack it to a closed system

without being heard by anyone

in the command center or in the field.

- That's all, huh? - No.

We'll also need to steal some copper wire,

the guard schedules, and a walkie-talkie...

Oh, yeah... and a big-ass hammer.

Hey, you doing all right?

Yeah.

You did the right thing.

Now I get to live with it.

You still think this truce is a bad idea, don't you?

I think we're wasting time with politics

while our friends are in trouble.

We need their army to get to Mount Weather, Bellamy,

and you know it.

Their army has been getting their ass kicked

by Mount Weather forever.

What we need is an inside man,

someone to be our eyes and ears.

Forget it. It's too dangerous.

Clarke, if you can make it out,

I can make it in.

I said no.

Since I don't take orders from you,

I'm gonna need a better reason.

I can't lose you, too, ok?

Brief me.

Yes, sir.

The commander's force never attacked the Ark.

Instead, at 0600 this morning,

they withdrew into these woods here.

Outsiders never withdraw, Lieutenant.

No, sir, but under this commander,

they do make alliances.

Is that what happened here?

It's unclear, sir,

but it's a possibility we need to consider.

Sir, if this is an alliance

between the outsiders and the Ark,

there are things we can do to break it.

We let them kill each other

so they don't come here

to take their people back.

I don't care how many men they have.

They will not get past our defenses.

Sir, we shouldn't take this threat lightly.

We're not, Lieutenant.

You have my word on that.

Nothing is gonna stop us

from getting to the ground.

Clarke, it's safer on our side.

We need to trust them, Bellamy.

There are no more sides.

Hey...

We need to talk about Jaha.

I can't keep him locked up forever.

Maybe I should shocklash him.

I was gonna suggest a pardon.

Hmm.

Clarke is a survivor.

She'll get through this, too.

Natrona.

"Natrona"?

Traitor.

My people fear me.

They think the Reaper is still inside.

You can talk to me

about what happened.

I can't.

You're not that monster.

I hope you're right.

Weapons.

We need to disarm before we enter.

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