The 100; a panfandom game

Erik, you were with Adaar Friday night, right? How'd that go? Charles and I waited up, but I must have fallen asleep before you got back.

I'm not sure what to make of the election yet. There was a mutant as president at home and it didn't do us much good, so... I don't know.

Inara, how are you feeling? How did your blood tests come out after the spells?

Would you still love me if Hello, you.

The chancellor wanted to talk to me about Clarke, since we live together and spend a lot of time together.

She's asking me how I feel about Clarke.

I don't know who else to talk

Well! I've got lots of free time coming up, then.

You're not allowed to leave. I refuse to be a curse.

Ladies and gentlemen, your attention please. It is my honor — an unfortunate honor, but an honor nonetheless — to present to you the newest (most recently discovered) member of our Dies In The Future club: Emmeline Vance.

She chose to fight, and survived the first war. She chose to fight again and went down fighting in the second. For all her efforts, along with the efforts of all the rest of us who fought and risked our lives and eventually lost them, I am sure the wizarding world is very grateful. They will tell stories and sing songs of all her achievements and her dedication to doing what was right. (They had better, anyway.)

Please join me in mourning her future passing, just enough for her to know how much she will be missed, but not enough to make her feel like she has to comfort you, because that shouldn't be put on her head. And then, when the mourning is over, we'll celebrate her life — and everyone else's — by deciding on the most appropriate item of clothing to wear to show our pride in our Future Death club.

She's thinking shirts. I'm thinking crowns or hats. What say you, my fellow future dead friends?

Today was the dedication of the memorial garden. Everyone was invited to attend. At the gate to the garden, large flats of flowers were available. People can either take one, put it in a pot, and keep it with them, or plant it themselves after the dedication. One section of the garden was purposefully left unfinished for today. There was a moment of silence for those no longer with them in whatever way. In an attempt to incorporate as much of the recent history of the world as possible, those Sky People and Grounders that have died were named, as well as all of those who have died since the Pod People started arriving.

After that, the floor was open to people to speak, sing, recite poetry, or anything they can think of. Neville began with himself, which I'll detail in a comment, and then he asked Chancellor Griffin to speak, and Steve Rogers and Asala Adaar. After that, he would ask that people take turns and be courteous.

The dedication ended with the planting of the flowers in the garden, with the farmers helping people individually, as well as anyone who has experience gardening.

My dad's here!

Are you gonna laugh at me when I sleep with that teddy bear you made me?

But the sentiment was appreciated.

You're going to forgive me for the number of times I've woken up singing The Sound of Music, right? Because I love you...I just also love Julie Andrews. Which I know you know, but...When we get back to our time, we should go on that bus tour through the Alps where they play all the songs. I bet it's awesome.

Like, you. You're ten times more awesome than a bus tour. Are you aware we've almost been married a WHOLE month?