"The100" season 4 may see its first casualty as hinted by the series creator. Series writers teased that "The 100" season 4 will be a nuclear crisis and that Bellamy Blake may not be able to make it after the disaster.
Bellamy Dies In 'The 100' Season 4?
Series creator Jason Rothenberg teased during San Diego Comic-Con 2016 that Bellamy may be one of the characters that won't make it after the nuclear disaster apocalypse in "The 100" season 4. Fans of "The 100" season 4 are faced with the question on who deserves to live after the nuclear disaster that has the possibility of wiping out the whole human kind. "The ultimate question of 'The 100' is 'how far will you go to save your people'", Rothenberg said. "And season four is another chapter in the growing story".
In an interview with Hitfix, Rothenberg admitted that fans shouldn't expect Bellamy's redemption in "The 100" season 4. Rothenberg further explained that Bellamy has made one bad decision after the other. Personally, the executive producer himself thinks that Bellamy won't make it after the nuclear apocalypse. In the end, Bellamy may have to admit his mistakes. The downside, people won't be too forgiving about it.
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The Nuclear Apocalypse in "The 100' Season 4
Meanwhile, the plot for "The 100" season 4 was confirmed to be about nuclear apocalypse as hinted by an Instagram post by the writers of the series. The writers posted a scientific equation a few weeks ago, suggesting that there will be a nuclear disaster. Executive producer Jason Rothenberg confirmed as much. He said the earth will strike back. The nuclear disaster won't be stopped or slowed down, OuterPlaces said.
As for Bellamy and Clarke's romance, "The 100" spoilers reveal that she won't get over Lexa right away. It will take some time to heal and Clarke won't go to Bellamy for comfort. Jason Rothenberg refused to give further details as to who might Clark hit up with next.
