Ep 1. Wanheda: Part One

In The 100 season 3 episode 1, titled "Wanheda: Part One," we see the aftermath of the events at Mount Weather from the previous season. Clarke has disappeared and is being referred to as "Wanheda," which translates to "Commander of Death." The Grounders and Sky People are both searching for her, but for very different reasons.

Meanwhile, the Grounders are dealing with an internal power struggle as Indra's second in command, Pike, is leading a group of Sky People who refuse to trust the Grounders. They're causing tension and conflict, and it's clear that things are about to get even more complicated.

The episode begins with a flashback to the moments after Clarke pulled the lever that caused an explosion at Mount Weather. She's seen running away as the others try to gather supplies to take back to camp. Then the scene cuts to present day and we see the Sky People searching for Clarke, who they hope can help them navigate the new politics with the Grounders.

The search party is made up of Bellamy, Octavia, Raven, and Jasper. They're quickly caught by the Grounders who aren't happy about the intrusion. It's revealed that the reason the Grounders are searching for Clarke is because they believe she's a powerful warrior who can't be killed. They want to capture her and use her to their advantage in their own power struggles.

As the episode progresses, we see Bellamy and Pike growing closer, with Pike making it clear that he thinks all Grounders are dangerous and need to be killed. This viewpoint is countered by a more level-headed Sky Person, Kane, who believes they should try to work together with the Grounders.

Meanwhile, Clarke is shown to be alive and well, living alone in the woods and making her own weapons. She's clearly haunted by her actions at Mount Weather, and the guilt she's feeling is driving her to keep away from her friends and allies.

In a surprising twist, we see the return of a character who was thought to be dead, and the revelation of a new threat that could put everyone in danger. The episode ends on a cliffhanger, leaving viewers eager to see how the story continues in the next installment.

Overall, "Wanheda: Part One" sets up the season to be one filled with tension and conflict. The politics of the post-apocalyptic world are only getting more complicated, and the relationships between the characters are constantly evolving. It's clear that there are no easy solutions, and that the choices they make could have grave consequences.