Girl meets girl. Girl spends time with girl. Girl appears and brings a new girl into the other girl's life. That sounds very confusing but that is exactly what I imagine Niylah was going through when Clarke appeared in her life again, only now with Octavia too.

Bellamy and Clarke's relationship went through a lot in the first season, but nothing is as iconic as their scenes in Day Trip. Although there were different script versions of this moment one thing is for sure, these two need one another and mean more to each other than anyone else ever could. The conversation that they have (both the one that aired and the one that didn't) showed off exactly why the two need one another in order to keep going with all the chaos around them.

Clarke being all soft and almost actually getting a goodnight's sleep is a dream come true. If only she actually got to rest before all hell broke loose again.

Finn who? Clarke and Raven taking their love triangle in stride and choosing one another instead was a dream come true to experience. The ladies on the show know their value and their love for one another is such a gift to us all.

Jackson and Miller were just hanging out at first, yet something tells me that Miller defining their relationship made that a good day for Jackson.

Bellamy and Gina were adorable, but Raven Reyes has chemistry with all the ladies on the show so it was only a matter of time before she stole Gina away.

Bob Morley's acting never ceases to amaze anyone by now but the level of emotion he managed to bring when Bellamy thought Octavia died was remarkable.

There is nothing creepier than music playing from a long hallway with a toy waiting for you at the end. Clearly the lesson here was never trust music, or toys, or hallways.

Clarke as the next Commander was a wildly unpopular theory that Roan shut down in a single scene. Everything that we as the fans didn't find fitting about it was exactly what Roan made sure to mention, almost as if he had his own post apocalyptic Twitter account.

This scene deserves to be appreciated if only for the look that Clarke served all of us.

Eliza Taylor and Bob Morley always manage to bring the best out of one another in their scenes, specifically in this finale when their goodbye made me question my sanity. How could a relationship be this emotionally charged and painful to watch in moments of angst? Maybe it's because they are soulmates.

Raven is a badass queen that no one else should try to challenge, but the best part is that she knows exactly how much worth she has too.

Lexa and Clarke's leadership roles set up a conflict in their personal lives that made it difficult for them to really be together when they had their people to think up. But still they managed to find a moment of happiness with the knowledge that they need to be leaders first.

Sometimes you need to have some fun when everything around you is pure chaos. That is exactly what happened when Jasper wanted to play a prank, only to discover the list that was never meant to be seen.

Never forget the lengths that Clarke Griffin will go to make sure her people are safe. She was willing to risk her life just so that her remaining family made it safe and sound to space. She ended up all along on Earth, a heartbreaking choice that I know she never regretted because at least the people she cared about most were okay.

You all may think Roan is still alive but Luna finished him off in her legendary mermaid ways, the weird part is just how much this seemed to speak to my soul though.

There is nothing Bellamy wouldn't do for Clarke, including going undercover and almost getting caught but instead making a brand new tall friend.

Blink and you might miss it but Jessica Harmon and Richard Harmon managed to interact onscreen. Now all we need is an entire Niylah and Murphy arc during Season 5.

There was definitely no tension between Wells and Bellamy so Bellamy giving him advice about Clarke was very much platonic and helpful, right?

There was a spilt second when it seemed like the ship that was coming down included Clarke's people. The fact that instead it is the Eligius crew means they have some huge shoes to fill.

Pilot Clarke was an artist on a mission and I don't know if it is just me but I miss that first time when I met her and didn't even know how important she would become to me.

Murphy's punishment for maybe being the person to harm Wells set off a chain reaction for the rest of the season. But it was the way that he was treated that gave everyone a chance to realize that even your own people could turn on you.

All Bellamy wanted was to give Octavia all the happiness that he could without the knowledge of her existence getting out. This entire episode about their childhood was pure and tragic in all the best ways.

Clarke watching Raven take in her first minutes on Earth is only the beginning of all the queer content we deserved between those two.

The first season of The 100 wrapped up on a shocking note in one of the best cliffhangers on the show.

This was a truly emotional lead up to Raven giving into ALIE, not before she enjoyed one of her flavored chips though. Seriously though, Raven taking the chip to ease her pain broke my heart and made me want to protect her even more.

There was a lot going on that made Clarke decide to kidnap Bellamy a bad idea, and yet it is so simple to imagine wanting to keep him safe and sound. In a way, Clarke was doing what we all would have done in this situation.

Sinclair's love for Raven was one of the purest found family details on The 100. The scene where Sinclair is dying but you can still hear him trying to warn Raven is just cruel.

Monty having to kill his own mother drove this sweet character to a point of now return. Chris Larkin delivered a performance that shook me to my very core and it is a journey that Monty continues to go on from there.

Gaia takes over the room in any scene that she is in, but there is just something about this scene that left her extra awesome in our eyes.

The Scooby Doo Crew coming for Raven is everything I dreamed about and more. They probably didn't plan this spot on group stance which earns them even more points.

Clarke and Emori's friendship was a truly underrated part of the fourth season. They went through too much, yet at the end of the day Clarke made sure to protect her and Emori wanted everyone to wait for Clarke longer.

Riley was a gift that we all didn't treasure enough and he will be dearly missed forever. He was a better person than all of us could ever be.

Emori coming clean to Murphy about how far she would go to survive was a brilliant scene that showcased the multitude of layers each character on the show had. Also Emori sorted herself into my Hogwarts House which I can't say I am that mad about.

Wells was a cinnamon roll too good for this world, so it is no surprise that he would let Clarke think he turned her father in even though we all knew he would never.

Richard Harmon and Eliza Taylor really brought their absolute everything in this scene, which was a highlight in an already extraordinary episode that pushed everyone to their limit.