Indra tells them that Lexa is merciful and only wants Raven to die.
Octavia also convinces Lexa to let her get Clarke into Arkadia as a means of trying to fix the situation.

The Flame is a cybernetic artificial intelligence implant invented by Becca Franko which is used by the Grounders to pass experience and wisdom from one Commander to the next. While not the same type of AI, it’s definitely an AI on some level.

When a Commander dies, the Flame is removed from their body and kept safe by the Commander's spiritual leader known as the Following Becca's death, the Grounders established a tradition in which whoever took on Becca's spirit (the Flame) became their new Commander. The Grounders then raise the alert that a flare has been spotted and they prepare for battle. As part of the rites of Ascension for a new Commander, they are required to recite the lineage of past Commanders. When Clarke says that Emerson should be killed, Lexa asks whether their "blood must not have blood" philosophy only applies when it's Lexa's people who bleed. Like all of the other Commanders before her, Lexa's consciousness continues to live on in the Flame.

It is the thirtieth episode of the series overall. The Grounders believe that The Flame is the "spirit of the Commander" and that it helps find and guide the next com…

Lexa orders to have Jaha taken away and for Kane remain locked in his cell. In "Marcus Kane and Lexa had spent some time together following his imprisonment. Clarke points her gun at his head and tells him to stand down and come with her and she leads him away from Octavia.

Lexa tells Clarke that she didn't let her burn.

Ontari was a recurring character during the third season. As the Commander of the 12 Clans, Lexa was the reason the twelve clans united to fight against Mount Weather and without her, the Coalition would fail. Indra tells her that she is with Lincoln, scouting as planned. Abby finally gives up and says that Lincoln is gone. Lexa sent Tristan to take over from Anya during The Trikru-Delinquent Conflict. Que nous rencontrions à nouveau Bracelet, Bracelet Clexa, Heda, Wanheda, Bracelet Heda, Clexa Bijoux, The 100, Clarke Lexa, Bracelet Skaikru Trikru ruotadellemeraviglie. Ontari was a Nightblood from the Ice Nation and after Lexa's death came to Polis in order to become the next Commander. Clarke then heads off to find Octavia and spots Ryder with an arrow aimed at Octavia. Luna flies before the fight so she wouldn't have to kill Lexa. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat.

the individuals recognized by Several individuals could be described as false Commanders: She wears tribal face paint most of the time but has been seen without it.

Convinced to try to be a better leader and show her people peace, Lexa agrees and say that blood will not have blood. Anya was Lexa's mentor before Lexa was called to be the leader of her people. Clarke pauses while running from Quint and sees Byrne whose arm has been ripped off. Clarke drops the knife and Lexa tells her that she's free to go, deciding to no longer ask anything of her. Elle a été une source fréquente dans le débat : son départ de la série questionne beaucoup le public. Before he can unleash the finishing blow, Lexa moves out of the way of the spear and counters his attack. She then crowns Roan King.

She was portrayed by cast member Alycia Debnam-Carey and debuted in "Fog of War".

Lexa is a fictional character from the American post-apocalyptic science fiction television series The 100, produced by The CW. Kane goes over to talk to Clarke and tells her that they need to figure out who would want Lexa dead. She is considered a "visionary" and is willing to show mercy and to trust the Sky People in the hopes of forming an alliance. Lexa tells her that their ways may be harsh but it is how they survive.
Clarke changes the bandage on her hand and asks Lexa what will become of Ontari. Lexa has been shown to care very deeply for Anya.