It’ll sell pads, tampons, diva cups, assorted pain killers, sweat pants, comfortable underwear, XXXL t-shirts, fuzzy socks, heating pads, hot water bottles.. There will be a snack session, assorted sweet and salty treats, assorted flowers, stuffed animals, people can drop off coupons (Free ice cream cone anyone?) as donations.. There will be a lounge in the back of the store where you can chill and watch chick flicks and snack and bitch about your bitchiness, it’ll be great
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It has been a VERY rocky season for us Bellarke shippers. It’s hard to remember why it is we loved them so much when we’ve had exactly 3 scenes with them interacting this season.
HOWEVER. Those were two very very powerful scenes that revealed a LOT of deep, deep emotions and a real connection felt between both of them.
And one scene where someone whose name rhymes with “hark” deserves to be shaken and given a stern talking to about. I hoped for a long time that her “I’m sorry” meant something important. But it didn’t. And she caused some serious damage with that. To Bellamy. She HURT him.
I actually don’t believe that Bellamy is more in love with Clarke than she is with him. I think the reason she finally went with Lexa is because she believed Bellamy hated her after Hakeldama. There is no one who Clarke cares more about than Bellamy. The only person who equals him is her mother. There is no one who she can be open with besides him. Even though they are apart, they still care. Even though they are angry, they still care. But it HAS been hard.
I will tell you there is ONE saving grace that we had this season, and that was the hug scene in the promo. That was a very wise thing for JR to give us, because the story that he told for the first half was very very bad for Bellarke. Clarke and Bellamy were so separate, not just physically, but also in where their heads were. But even in the darkest time, with hand cuffs and shock lashes and other girl friends and betrayals and seemingly OOC behavior, we STILL KNEW THAT HUG WAS COMING.
That is not a hug of hate, anger, betrayal. That is not even a reunion hug. That hug is a sign that what they feel for each other is deep and real and will withstand all the hell the show has put us– ahem– I mean THEM through.
So that’s why I have managed to be cool about it all when I have forgotten about my meta about the narrative and symbolic evidence that makes me think Bellarke is still coming.
You know what cracks me up? No matter what J Roth’s intentions for Bellarke are, Eliza and Bob don’t give a fuck because they know their characters. You can see it in Eliza’s eyes that she’s playing Clarke to have the most vulnerable, and caring side of herself reserved only for Bellamy. She loves Bellamy. I don’t know if she’s admitted it to herself yet that she’s in love with him but even if she’s not, she has soulmate-romantic feelings for him.
Meanwhile, Eliza plays Clarke in Polis as depressed, lifeless, and she looks at Lexa either as a crush or as a piece of meat. She cares for Lexa but not nearly at the level of how she cares for Bellamy; I’m not saying this to break anyone’s hearts but if you observe the body language, you’ll see that’s how Eliza is playing it.
When you see Clarke with Bellamy in episode 5, it’s like all of her vulnerabilities and feelings are awoken again; she looks like old Clarke—the Clarke who feels deeply for her people and the Clarke that only Bellamy could truly bring out of her—even with months of self-numbing tactics that she’s cultivated to cope.
I’m not saying that Clarke doesn’t ever have vulnerabilities with Lexa but she clearly sees Lexa as the easy way out—a way to avoid her people and to stop feeling and that just isn’t true love. I think Clarke wanted to convince herself that it was best for her people to stay in Polis but we all know that’s bullshit and deep down, she does too.
True love is painful. True love attacks you with emotions and when you look into Clarke’s eyes when she’s in Polis, they’re dead. I’m not blaming Lexa on making her feel dead inside (it’s from Mt. Weather), but I am saying that only Bellamy can reach her, can heal her, and can make her see that she was wrong for leaving. Only someone who owns your heart can reach and heal you like that.
Eliza played it that when Lexa’s at death’s door, she looks concerned but in comparison, she’s not utterly wrecked like she was with Bellamy’s near-death experience. And I know that a lot of people will react with, “What about that scene where Clarke is trying to kill Lexa?” I advise you to pay attention to that scene again because I saw that same look in Clarke’s eyes when she had to kill President Wallace.
Clarke was crying in that scene because she didn’t want to believe that she could be that savage, that bloodthirsty over a human being. Clarke NEVER thought she could become that way. That’s how Eliza is playing it.
I DON’T care what J Roth says about romantic feelings (beyond lust and a crush) and all the other bullshit he uses to pander and soften the blow of Lexa’s death; Eliza is playing her that way and no one who honestly looks at it can deny that.
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