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called the Shepherd, but whose real name is Bill Cadogan.

You know, typical cult stuff.
I dont even know anymore!The 100was especially in the later seasons needlessly complicated at times.
So much happened in seven seasons!
Just know that if you stuck withThe 100for all seven seasons, you haveseen some things.
So when the series cut to black, how did it all end?
Was Clarke able to save the human race once and for all while also keeping her soul intact?
Hm, yes and no.
Lets get into what went down in The Last War, the series finale ofThe 100.
A distraught Clarke vows revenge.
Honestly, who gives these Beings the right???
Clarke will have to finish the test.
Its not the real Lexa, but its still nice to see these two ladies in the same space!
The bad news is Clarke fails that test REAL HARD.
Also, she murdered a dude right in front of the Being.
She had no chance.
The human species will be eradicated.
For Raven, the Being takes the form of Abby, another welcome return.
Not a good look for humanity!
Lets start with our little cockroach, John Murphy.
But in the end, he realized he didnt want to just survive, he wanted to live.
So when Emori, the love of his life, dies, he decides life is pointless without her.
Without her, hed only be surviving.
Still, a few more hours together with her before dying is better than any life without her.
Who wouldve thought John Murphy would have the most romantic story line on this show?
Octavia gets a nice wrap-up too.
And since Raven and Fake Abby are looking on, Fake Abby changes her mind about the human species.
(Its a very fast reversal!)
This of course means …
Transcendence, Its a Thing, Ever Heard of It?
Humans get to transcend.
The other rule is that Clarke is forbidden from transcending because of that whole murdering-someone-during-the-final-test thing.
These higher beings are really hot on their rules.
Only, it turns out, she doesnt have to live alone.
They cant procreate and they can never transcend again, so this is it.
Now that dream is real.