The 100 Imagines & Preferences

Their reaction to your death.

Bellamy:

He throws himself into a spiral of trying to fix everything and save everyone, no matter if his decision is the right one. He falls quiet, never making eye contact with anyone.

"Bellamy, look at me." With an annoyed sigh, Octavia grabbed his face, forcing his eyes up. But she immediately noticed the red puffiness of them. "I'm sorry, Bell." He simply drops his head, fighting back the tears threatening to fall.

Jasper:

He drinks, a lot. It was to the point where Monty disappoints all of the delinquents by not making moonshine solely so Jasper couldn't drink. Monty was always silently there for him though, whether he wanted to talk or cry, or not.

Monty:

Monty over worked himself. His long hours increase, his time spent working with Raven increasing exponentially. Jasper always tried to pry him away, but he was too invested in attempt to distract himself.

Lincoln:

Lincoln continues trying to carry through your shared mission, mending the bond of grounder and sky people. You were a sky person that wanted peace more than anything, and he wouldn't let that die with you.

Murphy:

He falls into complete denial. He becomes even more so aggressive, snapping at any one and every one.

"Murphy-"

"What the hell do you want Griffin!" His voice was raised, turning sharply to face the girl. Her face softened, fingers ghosting past his shoulder gently.

"I'm sorry, I really am." Tears glazed his eyes over, Clarke sending the boy a look of sympathy. She fought back tears, for she as well was close to you.

"I loved her, Clarke." His voice broke.

Raven:

She over works herself, trying desperately to get the thought of you out of her head. Her leg would ache, but the pain just made everything worse, not that it made you stop.

Octavia:

She gets revenge, blood must have blood. No matter whom you died from the hand of, she would hunt them down and make it her goal to kill them.

Lexa:

She focuses on her people, on the nightbloods. But she becomes more aggresive, kicking people off her balcony seeming to be a common occurance. But after she retired to bed, even Titus could hear her crying chambers away.

Clarke:

She put herself on the line to save others. In her mind, she couldn't save her father, Wells, Finn, or even you. She felt the need to save anyone she could, even though she lost the one most important to her.