Clarke Moves From Lexa, Says Jason Rothenberg At The Premiere Of ‘The 100’ Season 4

Season 4 of the TV show "The 100" is all set to have its release during summer in 2017. There will be a twist in the story, as the fans might not be witnessing the comeback of Lexa. With great grieve, Lexa will surely be missed by the fans of the show.

Clarke who was in love with Lexa will have to move on in Season 4, possibly finding another love interest to get over Lexa's death. The two characters shared an intimate scene in the show just before Lexa could be killed by Titus, who had his real target as Clarke, reported Hollywood Reporter.

The finale of Season 3 for the Television show "The 100" had saddened the fans with the death of Lexa. Some of the rumours for the show stated that the produces might have to change the story by bringing back Lexa, due to the fan requests.

Lexa's character was called for a quit due to an uproar of the LGBTQ community, who stated television is still not ready to see intimate lesbian scenes.   

In Season 3 of "The 10" Clarke undergoes a heart break with the death of Lexa. Clarke who is just 18 years in age will surely not remain alone with the end of her romance with Lexa. The show runner assures on how they would figure out another angle in the story for the show to go on, as per EW.  

Lexa has influenced Clarke in many ways, as she helped Clarke to see the world differently, which resulted in transcending her tribalism, says the show runner Rothenberg. He further states that the television show "The 100" has many more romantic relationships to look forward too.

"The 100" is a show is about survival and it will remain, though it includes the daily life experiences of love, relationship, and romance. The rumoured show was disclosed by the show runner at San Diego Comic Con where he explained how Clarke's character will focus on surviving for the next six months and whether she will reveal the secrets she knows.