“The 100” season 3 returns with an all-new episode this Thursday, April 14, with “Nevermore.” The official synopsis and latest spoilers suggest that episode 11 is going to be an action packed episode with focusing on Raven’s (Lindsey Morgan) struggle with her identity.
According to the official synopsis for "The 100" season 3 episode 11, Alie (Erica Cerra) will force Raven to give in to her dark side. Inquisitr speculated that Clarke (Eliza Taylor) may have a crazy plan to save Raven. The outlet held that she could end up implanting "Alie 2" in Raven.
"We need to get that thing out of her head. This is our only choice," Clarke said in the promo.
It is, however, noted that since not everyone can receive it, Clarke's plan may eventually backfire and kill Raven in the process.
It seems that Clarke implanting "Alie 2" is not the only way that could end Raven's life in the next episode of "The 100" season 3. Based on the promo clip, Raven was actually trying to kill herself just so she can finally be free from Alie's grasp.
Meanwhile, Clarke is reportedly still over the edge following Lexa's (Alycia Debnam-Carey) death and her mother Abby (Paige Turco) joining Alie's team.
"Your mom's in here with me, Clarke," Raven said.
"Shut up. You're done. We're gonna fry you," Clarke countered.
In other news, Eliza Taylor recently spoke to Zimbio about Clarke and Lexa's complicated relationship and what the actress would have wanted to explore if their story did not have to end so soon.
"I think it would have been great to see them moving forward with making their relationship more public. That would have been really interesting and cool to watch," she said.
Taylor, however, admitted that Clarke and Lexa's relationship would just never work. She insisted that if Lexa had not passed away, Clexa would have ended one way or another. In spite of it all, "The 100" actress shared that Clarke and Lexa made each other a better person by teaching their partner how to love and be vulnerable.
"They've always had to be so strong and stoic, and what they found in each other was a way to be vulnerable and to love. I think that is something that people can relate to, and that's what I love about them," she explained.
"The 100" season 3 airs Thursdays on The CW. Watch the promo for episode 11, titled "Nevermore," below: