Sinclair uses Raven’s plan, gushing over its genius all the while, and all they’ll need is a big ol’ magnet to make it work. Monty suggests the dropship, and also offers to go, and Octavia offers to go with him (since he’ll need protection).
Jasper is guarding Raven, who is calmer now but still tied to the bed, when she suddenly starts to reach one of the knots around her wrist with her teeth. She pulls and pulls until she dislocates her own shoulder, creepily looking Jasper in the eye and saying, “There is no pain in the City of Light.”
Jasper quickly realizes he is in over his head so he calls Clarke in to help. Clarke immediately starts treating her wounds, and Jasper yells at Alie to calm down. Alie asks for Clarke’s tech, and Jasper doesn’t see why not, but Clarke insists they can’t. Instead, she uses it as leverage. If Raven dies, Alie will never get her hands on Flame!Lexa. So Alie releases Raven, and lets Clarke pop Raven’s shoulder back in while she awaits further instruction.
Clarke says they should take turns watching her, but Jasper isn’t ready to let Clarke take charge again. Alie speaks through Raven, saying he doesn’t forgive her for murdering his girlfriend. Clarke continues to tend to Raven’s wounds, and a voice almost like Raven’s thanks her sweetly.
But it’s not as guarded as the real Raven’s, not as strong, so Clarke isn’t fooled. So Alie tries a new tactic, and starts to remind Legendary Wanheda, Commander of Death, Mountain Slayer, of all the people who have died because of her, the people she killed. Clarke steels herself against it until she says, “I bet you got Lexa killed, too.” Tears spring to her eyes and she tells Raven to shut up.
Then Raven starts talking about her father and Clarke yells again.
Overwhelmed, Clarke tries to gag Raven, but without a conscience or gag reflex to stop her, Raven bites down hard and fast and takes a chunk out of Clarke. Clarke yells that she can’t wait to fry her, which is how Raven and Alie realize that they’re planning to go through with Raven’s original plan, meaning they’ll be heading to the dropship for parts.
Monty and Octavia arrive at the dropship and Monty uses this alone time to tell Octavia that she can’t leave, not now. But Octavia says she’s not skaikru or trikru, she’s just Oktaviakru, a lone wolf, a solo butterfly.
