destroyer of worlds

Hmm, probably Pike. Though I hesitate to call him the best villain but he’s a very effective one IMO given the relevance to RL issues, particularly right now.

If you were in Clarke’s shoes during the TonDC episode, would you have taken the same action as her? Or would you have done something differently e.g. try to warn the other clans/people at TonDC?

the1marie

If you were in Clarke’s shoes during the TonDC episode, would you have taken the same action as her? Or would you have done something differently e.g. try to warn the other clans/people at TonDC?

I would have tried to warn people. To be honest, out of all of the morally ambiguous decisions that Clarke has made, that was the one that I had the hardest time understanding. The reasoning behind it was that it would give Bellamy away, but Bellamy knew that they would be acting on that info and I think he's smart enough to know that he would have to be more careful after that. And with the guy in the woods I feel like the mountain might have assumed he had been seen or something like that (though I can't remember if they knew he was there before the bomb went off or not)

Which characters, if any, do you think are most deserving of a happy ending?

April7739

I'm Skaikru AF, so I tend to want all of them to have a happy ending. Talking about deserving, though . . . that's a different question. In Abby's words, "After everything [they've] done, do [they] even deserve to survive?"

Monty springs to mind, because he's always helping others, and he was forced to kill his own mom. Twice, if you count the COL, which I don't know if I really do, but whatever.

Which character do you think would be the hardest to portray and why?

the1marie

Which character do you think would be the hardest to portray and why?

Based on my knowledge of acting, which is exactly zero, I would say Murphy. Because he has to be somewhat likable while also being generally scummy and that seems like it would be a tough balance to strike. Richard nails it, though!

Which character do you think has changed the most since the beginning?

destroyer of worlds

Which character do you think has changed the most since the beginning?

Hmm, I would say Octavia. She went from this timid, shy girl to someone who flourished into an incredible warrior (but also incredibly broken/lost now ).

Which is the one storyline on the show which truly resonated with you?

April7739

Which is the one storyline on the show which truly resonated with you?

I might be a broken record at this point, but it's Bellamy and Clarke's relationship progression for me. The last (and probably only) serious relationship I've been in--was engaged and everything--was not . . . how do I put this? It wasn't unhealthy or anything like that, but at the same time, I know now that we both deserved more than each other. We didn't even like each other half the time, and friendship, trust, compassion, all that good stuff, wasn't the foundation of our bond. And it should have been. So seeing Bellamy and Clarke develop all of those qualities and rely on them as they navigate the complex circumstances of their lives . . . it's really resonated with me and has reminded me of the kind of relationship I'd love to have someday.

And this has been Share Time with April.


Which cast member do you think has grown and improved the most as an actor/actress?

destroyer of worlds

Hmm tough. I would say, Eliza. Not that she was ever bad, but looking as to how much she's grown as an actress from the Pilot to the end of season 1/beginning of season 2 even, I can see that she's grown by leaps and bounds.

Is there a song that you associate with the show? And if so, what is it?

April7739

"Radioactive," for obvious reasons. "Heathens" because of the video and because the lyrics are so fitting for the show. And "Promise" by Ben Howard because I think it's become my favorite song from the show.

Who is the best leader on this show?

destroyer of worlds

Hmm I don't think any of them are perfect leaders but if we're talking best of the lot ... I guess that I'll go with Clarke.

What is the most heartbreaking scene on the show (ever) to you?

April7739

Probably Lincoln's death. Or this current season when Octavia was about to shoot Ilian and they had the flashbacks to it.

Or the Bellarke list scene, because I wept. Not sure I'd classify that as heartbreaking, though. I just thought it was beautiful.

So yeah, probably Lincoln's death.


Which season premiere has been the best, in your opinion?

the1marie

Which season premiere has been the best, in your opinion?

I think s2 premiere was my favorite so far. The introduction of Mount Weather was cool and I always love the music montage at the end.

Which season finales has been the best?

Haha, I'm not creative

April7739

I'm a sucker for the season two finale. Huge ramifications for the two main characters. And it just wraps up the season so well. You can tell the writers had some amazing vision with that season and knew what it was leading up to the whole time.

Which character has had the best development?

April7739

I'm a sucker for the season two finale. Huge ramifications for the two main characters. And it just wraps up the season so well. You can tell the writers had some amazing vision with that season and knew what it was leading up to the whole time.

Which character has had the best development?

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Which character has had the best development?

Bellamy for sure. There was always that good person underneath all that bravado but he definitely also matured with time and also grew to believe that he is worthy and can do good, as opposed to hurting people with his actions. And he extended his protectiveness over Octavia to cover the rest of the delinquents which was amazing to see.

What is your favourite quote from any one character on the show? And why?

April7739

In a shock to no one, it's Bellamy's "Who we are and who we need to survive are two very different things." It's one of those huge, thematic quotes that really applies to so many characters in the show. But the fact that it was Bellamy who said it and that Clarke was the person he said it to is even better, because obviously those two end up being the ones to face some of the biggest moral dilemmas and end up getting a lot of blood on their hands.


What's one thing you like/appreciate about a duo you don't ship on the show? (Doesn't have to just be Bellarke or Clexa)