Clarke can probably tell you more about the science. The whole thing's kind of a blur for me. Anyway, there was supposed to be a settlement down there. Descendants of another Eligius mission. But when we found it, the whole village was abandoned. Like everyone just got up and left. Recently. We were taking a look around and...
Then Emori lost her damn mind and came at me with a knife. And you know the rest.
[Bellamy nods at that, gaze dropping to the floor. He could press Murphy on it, sure, but it's like he told Clarkeβif he needs to make sure Murphy's not lying, there's no point in them talking.]
Alright.
[He's quiet for a moment, processing.]
How bad did my sister get?
[He can guess, of course, but something tells him Clarke didn't want to go into the nitty gritty details.]
[ He would ask if Bellamy's really sure he wants to talk about this, but he already knows the answer. So Murphy sighs and drifts closer to him. ]
As bad as she could possibly get. Worse than Ontari, which is impressive. She had people fighting in death pits to lower the population in the bunker. Like it was a game. It's how she was gonna kill you, too.
[It isn't an instant response. He's quiet as he mulls it over, brows furrowed. He's still frustrated, yes, but he gets why both Murphy and Clarke did what they did. He'll get over it.]
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[ Okay... Think... ]
Clarke can probably tell you more about the science. The whole thing's kind of a blur for me. Anyway, there was supposed to be a settlement down there. Descendants of another Eligius mission. But when we found it, the whole village was abandoned. Like everyone just got up and left. Recently. We were taking a look around and...
Then Emori lost her damn mind and came at me with a knife. And you know the rest.
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And Octavia?
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[ Yeah. ]
I don't know if she woke up with the others. I was really out of it. Honestly, I don't remember much after I came out of my death-coma.
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Alright.
[He's quiet for a moment, processing.]
How bad did my sister get?
[He can guess, of course, but something tells him Clarke didn't want to go into the nitty gritty details.]
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As bad as she could possibly get. Worse than Ontari, which is impressive. She had people fighting in death pits to lower the population in the bunker. Like it was a game. It's how she was gonna kill you, too.
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[It's half-mumbled, the connection made more for himself than for Murphy. Clarke left that part out, but he can't blame her.]
Clarke said they were running out of supplies.
[But it's clear even that knowledge isn't enough for it to make sense to him.]
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Anyway, I don't know much else about it. I didn't see it for myself.
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I can guess the rest.
[And of course, Bellamy being Bellamy can't help but wonder if he could have helped Octavia if he'd been down there.]
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[ Murphy sighs, retreating in the direction of the door. ]
I guess I'll leave you alone now.
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You don't have to leave, Murphy.
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Do you want me to stay?
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Yeah, I do.
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You can cry on my shoulder if you want. You've done it like a hundred times.
[ He's joking. Or is he? Who can say. ]
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Yeah? And how many times have you cried on mine?
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[Ouch.]
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[ He gives a light shrug. ]
Don't worry. We worked it all out now.
[ Except for the buried resentment that led to her stabbing him! Which he will just not think about. ]
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Why would we exile you when there were only seven of us up there?
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[Translation: He doesn't buy it.]
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