Bellamy Blake/Relationships

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This page contains Bellamy Blake's relationships. It contains conjecture due to being based off of general novel and TV show themes, and all statements must be sourced.

## Relationships

* Aurora Blake
* Octavia
* Clarke
* Lincoln
* Murphy
* Other relationships

### Aurora Blake

Aurora was Bellamy's mother. Bellamy seemed to have a very close relationship with his mother when he was young. On occasion, Aurora would have Bellamy recite why he could never tell anybody about his mother's second pregnancy. Bellamy was present when his mother gave birth to her second child and was allowed to name his sister. As Bellamy grew older, his relationship with his mother became strained. This may have been due to her prostitution, which Bellamy often voiced his disapproval of. Twenty-two years after his birth, his mother was floated when Octavia was discovered. Aurora's death greatly affected Bellamy. While on Earth, Bellamy blamed Octavia for Aurora's death. It was later mentioned that Bellamy didn't mean it.

### Octavia Blake

Main article: Bellamy and Octavia

> My sister, my responsibility.
>
> Bellamy to Clarke, The 100 TV series

Octavia is Bellamy's younger sister. Bellamy's and Octavia's sibling relationship starts before the start of season one at Octavia's birth. After Octavia was discovered and locked up, Bellamy shot Chancellor Jaha in return for being able to stow away on the Delinquents' drop ship so he could protect his sister on the ground. Throughout Season One, Bellamy is overly protective of Octavia to the point of them getting into numerous fights, acting as a father more than a brother. Eventually, he acknowledges his sister is stronger than he thought, Bellamy says goodbye to Octavia and allows her to leave with Lincoln kom Trikru after she is injured in the war.

Bellamy and Octavia are reunited again in Season Two when Octavia saves him from Grounders. Bellamy then helps Octavia find Lincoln and treat him through his Reaper drug withdrawals. After Bellamy infiltrates Mount Weather with the help of Lincoln, Octavia refuses to leave him behind, sacrificing her chance to be a *Trikru* warrior. Bellamy then saves her life by irradiating all of Mount Weather.

Their relationship becomes strained after Lincoln’s death, as Octavia blamed Bellamy.

In season six, their relationship becomes further strained because of Octavia's actions as *Blodreina*, leading to Bellamy banishing his sister after arriving on Sanctum. Once reunited with a remorseful Octavia, Bellamy barely even acknowledges her presence before finally stating that while she's still his sister, she is no longer his responsibility. However, after Octavia disappears with the Temporal Anomaly, Bellamy becomes visibly distraught and attempts to find her.

### Clarke Griffin

Main article: Bellarke
Josephine Lightbourne: "Take you and Clarke for instance. Now that's a weird relationship, isn't it? First you want to kill her to save your own ass, even though it means the genocide of your own people on the Ark and then you become besties, bonding over the actual genocide at Mount Weather. Together. You lock her up, she locks you up, you leave her on Earth, she leaves you to die in the fighting pits. I mean, it's exhausting frankly."
Bellamy Blake: "Tell me about it."
— "The 100 TV series"

Clarke and Bellamy clashed often in Season 1; both of them had different ideas on how the Delinquents should be led, Bellamy being primarily concerned with Octavia at first. The two soon developed a mutual respect for each other. Clarke was able to communicate with Bellamy most of the time, and could sometimes bring out a better side of him. Bellamy respects Clarke, and as the two leaders, they understood each other more than the other Delinquents, as displayed Despite the fact that they disagreed over some leadership decisions, they respect each other's opinions, and brief moments of romantic attraction have been shown. Saving each other's lives Clarke and Bellamy become friends. Clarke acknowledges that the main reason why the group has survived is because of him, and he can't abandon them for fear of Chancellor Jaha and the Ark's wrath, and so she speaks in Bellamy's favor during his talk with Jaha which clearly has a strong effect on Bellamy. Thanks in part to Clarke speaking up for him, Jaha agrees to pardon Bellamy for his actions.

Over the course of Season 1, the two grow closer to each other as they respect and rely on each other's decisions. In the Season 1 finale, when Clarke decides that the camp should evacuate; Bellamy reluctantly agrees which would have been an impossible act at the beginning of Season 1. However, due to events they return to camp and fight off the Grounders. When Bellamy is face to face with Christian; Clarke is utterly distraught as she fears for Bellamy's life. After Clarke closes the hanger door and launches the dropship, she presumes that Bellamy is dead by the ring of fire and is attacked with grief and sorrow.

In Mount Weather, Clarke constantly tries to unveil the hidden secrets. It is evident that she is a strong leader and is still willing to lead her people in the right direction. Although Clarke and Bellamy are separated for the first 4 episodes, many parallels are seen between the two. Their influence on each other is evident, in their mutual loyalty to their people and Bellamy's reluctance to kill a Grounder accused of killing withholding information on Clarke's whereabouts. The two are reunited back at Camp Jaha. Clarke, hearing about his return from Abby, runs to and hugs him. Bellamy is surprised and hesitates momentarily, disbelieving that she is at the camp before he hugging her back fiercely. Both are very emotional. When they set out once more to find Finn and Murphy, Bellamy gazes at a sleeping Clarke and tells her that he understands why she had to close the dropship door on him once she wakes up. The two are seen exchanging small smiles of mutual understanding over the fire. After discovering that Mount Weather has transformed Lincoln into a Reaper, Bellamy asks for Clarke's help in changing him back. Bellamy steps in to defend Clarke when Lincoln becomes aggressive.

After Finn kills 18 Grounders while in pursuit of finding Clarke, Bellamy and Clarke's plan of keeping Finn free from the Grounders fail when Finn gives himself up out of guilt. After Clarke kills him out of mercy, not wanting him to suffer the torture ritual they planned to execute, Bellamy expresses concern for her well-being. Bellamy suggests a risky mission of going into Mount Weather to himself rescue their trapped friends, but Clarke quickly shoots down the plan. When Bellamy asks why as she is not in charge of him, Clarke admits that she "can't lose him too." This confession impacts him enough into silence. Bellamy shows his protective side when a meeting with the Grounders reveals that Clarke's drink had been poisoned, along with Lexa's. He knocks the drink out of her hands and steps in front of her to shield Clarke from the Grounders' aggression. When later reflecting on how he knew it had been Gustus who had poisoned the drinks," Bellamy states that Gustus would "do anything for [Lexa]" and that it "just makes sense". His relationship and loyalty to Clarke is paralleled to Gustus's with Lexa. After a discussion with Lexa, Clarke finds Bellamy and agrees to his earlier plan that someone should enter Mount Weather. Bellamy asks why she's sending him to do the mission now when she didn't want him to put himself in danger before. Clarke states that she was being weak. This noticeably affects Bellamy and Raven and Octavia, who witness this. Clarke later restates Lexa's mandate that love is weakness to Abby, indicating that her sudden change of heart has to do with rejecting love and thus vulnerability to pain. Clarke is later shown highly concerned over Bellamy's safety, while still believing fully in him. Later, in "Coup de Grâce." Bellamy with Maya's help finds a way to communicate with Clarke through the radio previously set up by Monty, there Clarke states her faith in him by saying "You came though, I knew you would." Bellamy's skeptical face reveals that he is still hurt by what she said. Bellamy finds out that Clarke lied to him about the whereabouts of Octavia during the bombing ofTondc, which Bellamy tried to prevent. Once reunited Clarke is shown to be extremely relieved that he is alive. When they are out of option to save their people from harvest by the Mountain Men, Bellamy refuses to allow Clarke to bear the burden alone and irradiates Mount Weather with her.

In Season Five, Bellamy and Clarke's relationship becomes further strained by her decisions during the Battle for Eden. Clarke spares Echo from immediate execution because she knows how happy Echo makes Bellamy. Bellamy learns from Madi Griffin that Clarke spent every day of the six years that they were apart trying to reach him, something that Bellamy was previously unaware of. Bellamy is later shown to be forgiving of Clarke, joking that the Commander ordered him not to be mad at her anymore.

In Season Six, Bellamy is shown to be far more forgiving and accepting of Clarke than her other friends. He is the first one to realize that Josephine Lightbourne has taken over Clarke's body and is absolutely devastated by her death, wanting to seek revenge against Josephine and Russell Lightbourne. However, after realizing that Clarke wouldn't want that, Bellamy decides to make her death mean something by leveraging it against Russell to make a deal with the Primes. After Clarke, having survived thanks to her experiences with A.L.I.E., manages to send a Morse code message to Bellamy, he quickly grasps the significance of it and sets out to get her back at all costs, even destroying the deal with the Primes in the process. Josephine, having seen some of Clarke's memories and learned of her history from Murphy, comments on just how complicated the relationship between the two is, leading Bellamy to quip "tell me about it." Shortly afterwards, when the Children of Gabriel try to decapitate Josephine, she relinquishes control to Clarke to escape and Bellamy instantly recognizes that his friend has regained control of her body just from the change in demeanor and Clarke's fighting skills. Bellamy urges Clarke to run which she does, but leaves Bellamy with the keys so that he can escape by himself. Bellamy refuses to give up on Clarke, performing CPR and ordering her to fight as he can't lose her. Hearing Bellamy, Clarke fights back and kills Josephine for good, reviving in Bellamy's arms. The two then immediately embrace. After Clarke loses her mother and is forced to kill most of the Primes, including Simone Lightbourne in Abby's body, Bellamy comforts her over her loss.

### Lincoln

Main article: Bellamy and Lincoln

> You protected my sister before you even knew her.
>
> Bellamy to **Lincoln**, The 100 TV series

Bellamy and Lincoln at first meeting have a hostile relationship Lincoln had kidnapped his sister. Bellamy is disturbed by the sketches of Octavia in Lincoln's journal. Bellamy tortures Lincoln, trying extract information on the Grounders and on how to save Finn's life. In Unity Day, Bellamy discovers the extent of Octavia's and Lincoln's relationship when he sees them embracing and then when Lincoln saves her life. Eventually in We Are Grounders (Part 2), Bellamy sees him as an ally and allows him to take Octavia to safety in order to save her from her arrow wound.

Bellamy helps Octavia capture a Reaper Lincoln and they bring him back to the drop ship so Clarke can try to save him. Bellamy joins forces with Lincoln in an attempt to infiltrate Mount Weather but Lincoln gives into his reaper addiction and leaves Bellamy at the mercy of the Mountain Men. Lincoln finds out that in spite of him deserting Bellamy, Bellamy had still successfully made it into Mount Weather.

In Season 3 Bellamy and Lincoln are shown to be friends. Both are concerned about Octavia. They are not shown to have much contact after Pike gains influence over Bellamy. Lincoln's imprisonment, in conjunction with other factors, leads to Bellamy questioning and ultimately rejecting Pike's influence. Bellamy is unable to stop Lincoln's execution by Pike, something that clearly horrifies Bellamy.

### John Murphy

Main article: Murphamy

> We hanged him. We banished him. And now we're gonna kill him. Get the hell out of my way.
>
> Bellamy to Finn about Murphy, The 100 TV series

In spite of Murphy's abrasive personality, Bellamy befriends him soon after they arrive on Earth. Although Murphy seems keen on doing as he pleases, he holds a certain respect towards Bellamy and briefly takes a right-hand-man kind of stance around him. Their relationship sours, however, when Murphy is falsely accused of killing Wells; the fallout eventually results in Charlotte's death and Murphy's banishment from the group. When he returns, Bellamy is reluctant to let him stay, but ultimately gives him a second chance. Murphy, however, betrays him and tries to kill him, causing their relationship to be even more strained.

When Bellamy encounters Murphy again after Murphy tried to hang him, Bellamy begins beating Murphy up but is stopped by Marcus Kane. They are both arrested and locked in the stockade together at Camp Jaha. Bellamy gives Murphy another chance when he takes Murphy with him to hunt for the missing Delinquents and Murphy proves himself to Bellamy and saves his life at one point. Bellamy appears to trust him once again, so much that he even gave him a gun. Bellamy even goes so far as to protect Murphy when Raven wants to exchange his life with Finn Collin's for the Tondc massacre.

### Other relationships

* Bellamy and Wells
* Bellamy and Charlotte
* Bellamy and Monty
* Bellamy and Echo
* Raven and Bellamy
* Kane and Bellamy
* Bellamy and Maya
* Bellamy and Gina

### Tree

#### Genetic

    = **Male**

    = **Female**

    = **Gender Unknown**

#### Adopted

    = **Male**

    = **Female**

    = **Gender Unknown**

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