Coralie Evans-Kane and Bellamy Blake. Iconic.
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"We're going to make it today, alright? We're going to make it no matter what happens. We've made it this far," he takes her hand into his own. "Promise me that you won't give up."
"Bell-"
"Promise m...
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- 06 - - To Be or Not To Be -
Coralie sat with Kane, Miller and Harper in a room only they had access to, hidden within the Ark.
They had formed a small group of those who didn't agree with Pike's ways, Kane being the leader of it all. Earlier that day, two Grounders visited Arkadia informing Skaikru that the 12 clans surrounded them and would not leave until Pike was handed over. Bellamy shot both of them in the head.
Kane and Miller managed to hide a transmitter in the Chancellor's office and a new meeting was being held there and then.
"Well, they're not hiding from us, that's for sure," they could hear Pike say. "How many days can we keep our population fed without being able to send out hunting parties?"
"Food and water stores were already at less than 60%. Now, maybe a week before we go critical? Two, if we start rationing immediately," Hannah says.
Pike sighs. "Immediately, it is."
"What about breaking the blockade?"
"After Bellamy's theatrics this morning, they'll expect that. Regardless, we can't engage the Grounders until we've got our people under control, and that starts with Kane. I need you to suspend access to the prisoners. No contact with anyone in camp. For all we know, they've been providing intel on Grounder villages to Kane."
"Yes, sir," Coralie recognized Bellamy's voice.
"And I want you to take coordination of camp surveillance. We'll need new security protocols at all camp entrances."
"Maybe changing critical passwords every twelve hours," Monty suggests.
"Good. Coordinate with your mom but keep this circle tight. Then there's the matter of camp-wide surveillance."
"You want us to spy on our people?" Monty asks, perplexed.
"We can't do what's needed to defend this camp if every order I give is leaked before it can be executed. It's an old saying but it's true. The walls have ears. Now, we can't afford any more assumptions about who's a friend and who isn't. Not your oldest acquaintance. Not your husband, wife or lover. We're fighting two wars now. And the more dangerous one is here, inside the camp. We can't prove it, yet. But Kane and his accomplices passed information to Octavia. I know none of you signed up to investigate your neighbors. But Monroe and Lacroix died before the traitors in this camp sold them out to the Grounders. Whoever did that will be hunted down and exposed for what they did to their own, for what they did to us. Now you get whatever resources, whatever personnel you need to make that happen. Dismissed," Pike gives an unintentional speech.
