The 100 Mega Buzz: Motherhood Will Change Clarke, But How?

By Sadie Gennis, TV GUIDE, Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Entertainment
Wed, 08/23/2017 - 1:06pm

Welcome to Mega Buzz, your go-to place for the latest and greatest spoilers on your favorite TV shows. We know you have questions, and we have answers! If you're craving scoop on something in particular, e-mail us your question at mega_scoop@tvguide.com or drop us a line at Twitter.com/TVGuide. You can also catch up on all the latest Mega Buzz right here! The next time we see Clarke (Eliza Taylor) on The 100, she'll be very different than who she was before. Surviving six years on the ground virtually alone is bound to change a person, of course, and so it comes as no surprise to learn that the now-24-year-old Clarke will have become even more hardened than when she was known as the "Commander of Death" in her teens.

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