The 100

The lines between right and wrong often blurred, especially in high-stakes situations. How did these dilemmas impact your view of the characters' actions?

The setting creates such a tense, high-stakes environment. I'm curious whether this was influenced by current societal fears or a desire to explore youthful resilience.

The romantic elements added depth but also shifted the pacing at times. Did the story evolve to keep both aspects engaging or was it planned from the start?