The 100; a panfandom game

I will be out of medical in time for your wedding if I have to punch every one of the doctors to get out of here, I swear.

Hey. I don't suppose you found that way out of here, yet?

... that was rhetorical. How are you doing?

Would you like to join me for lunch at some point?

An opening popped up in Ichabod's room, so I think I'd better move over there with him, keep an eye on him, make sure he doesn't get into trouble. Thanks for keeping me company these last few months. Don't be strangers. I won't be that far.

Never thought I'd see the day you want to share a living space with me. We've come a long way. Are you sure we're ready for this?

Clarke and I are going out. We'll be back.

I'm going to go for a walk in a bit. I'll be back by tomorrow morning, so don't lose your don't worry about me. And don't send anyone after me. When I get back I want to talk about my official position here.

I'm stumped completely as to why there was frost today, why it wouldn't go away, and why heating up the greenhouse didn't seem to do much of anything to it. But the plants are all right, the greenhouse did it's job. I'm going to keep a close eye on the weather, anyway. I've never seen anything like it here.

All right?

Thanks for everything you lot have done for me. Even just being nice is something I appreciate. So, thanks.

Were any of you hurt with the demon last night?

I've been assigned to work with you while I am here. My name is Regina. And we should get along just fine so long as you keep questions about my life to a minimum

Hullo, all. I'm Neville, and I'm one of the farmers with you lot. I'm originally from England, outside of a little town called Ripon in Yorkshire. I guess it doesn't really exist anymore. I'm a Herbologist by trade, and I like to reckon that I know quite a bit about plants and I think we'll be able to shuffle along quite nicely.

As I mentioned above, it looks like the weather's improving, and I think that if we work quickly we'll be able to get the fields ready for planting, and figure out exactly what we'll put in the ground. It's going to be a lot of work, but it'll be worth it. I thought maybe we could start by cataloguing the seeds that are available to us from Camp Jaha, what we might have brought with us, and anything that we might be able to find over the spring and summer that can be gathered and planted next year.

Anyway, I'd like to hear your thoughts on the matter.