Pushing through with making Echo a nightblood means she will be of use in some way, however sinister and worrisome. Her truth is something that no one is actually aware of, and the one person that was ended up buried like Ash and the real Echo.Д«ecause once a character turns into a nightblood, something is bound to happen and none of it sounds promising. All of this was meant to humanize the character to the audience, but within the narrative, it was more about teaching Ryker a lesson that Echo lived by before she even earned that name. He was right when he mentioned that she was buying time, but it was more time for him and not for her. The only one who got to know the truth was Ryker but was he really special for that? They don't even know her real name, a huge defining portion of who she became and a side that no one was worthy of hearing about. Instead, Echo blinded us with the twist that no one ever really knew her. Sanctum is not the only place that comes equipped with secrets.Д®cho ended up sharing with Ryker as she prepared to become a nightblood, and it is probably safe to say that no one saw that coming.ДЄfter Echo shared with Bellamy about a hint of her past during The 100 Season 6 Episode 4, it felt like this was the beginning of a more honest side to the character.ДЇor someone who never felt much, opening up after all this time was encouraging. The 100 Season 6 Episode 9 Review: What You Take With You Ashes To Echo All the praise being sent her way is beyond deserved. Just when it feels like there is no other scenario that Eliza didn't tackle, she surprises us all by handling something new and making it remarkable to experience.ДЄll the kudos to her for the way she has seamlessly transitioned from one character to another, showcasing a wide range of skills in a blink of an eye.Д®ven the way that there were hints of Josephine having an impact on Clarke's behavior, it was subtle but so very strong. But Clarke pretending to be Josephine is a reminder of how much she can handle, constantly taking on these challenges and blowing everyone away. Then you have Eliza Taylor, who had to play just about every version of Clarke and Josephine and the crossovers in between. This isn't news but it is a reminder who exactly Clarke Griffin is. It is hard to even remember a time when she was accused of not caring about her people because in a blink of an eye nothing else matters to her. There is no hesitation in the way that she once again risks it all, putting her life on the line as if she doesn't know how fragile it is. There is Clarke Griffin, and then there is everyone else.ДЇor all the time that may not have been spent mourning her, she comes back and is ready to save everyone who ended up in danger. The 100 Season 6 Episode 10 Review: Matryoshka There doesn't need to be a choice between showing or telling when both working together looks so iconic andВ revolutionary. It was a real masterpiece because of the way that the driving force of the entire episode destroys us with words and then with the chosen framing. The underlying emotions drove the episode and it was a visually stunning journey to go on with the characters, all of which set it up for a final showdown.Д«ob Morley tookВ Charmaine DeGratГ©'s attention grabbing episode and allowed the story to transcend on our screens, drawing focus on the details and the weight of all the actions happening in between the dialogue. 'Ashes to Ashes,' written by the lovelyВ Charmaine DeGratГ© and directed by theВ unbelievably talented Bob Morley in his directorial debut connected relationship driven storytelling with beautiful imagery.

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