What are we supposed to do when the show tells us that torturing Bellamy is the way to hurt Clarke most? Cry uncontrollably.

Clarke's face when she sees that Bellamy shut off the acid fog is full of pride. Although she had complete faith in him from the start, seeing Bellamy come through reaffirms that she was right to put her trust in him.

Is it just me or can these two just not keep their hands off each other? The amount of times that Clarke ends up in Bellamy’s arms seems extremely unnecessary for two platonic friends.

The camera work of this scene was so deliberate you could blink twenty times and still not miss it. With a blurred out image of Bellamy and Echo kissing in the corner, the shot focuses on Clarke's reaction to the couple. While we can't say for sure what emotion she's feeling, it's clear from Clarke's face that happiness isn't it.

Bellamy knew that Gustus would do anything for Lexa because he feels the same way about Clarke. Although Bellamy doesn't mention Clarke out loud and states that the conclusion "just made sense," it's clear that Octavia caught on.

The conversation, the kiss on the cheek, the hug, and the music all just made this scene one of the most emotional moments on The 100 to date. Clarke's revelation that she's leaving and Bellamy's heartbroken expression when he realizes he has to let her go still make the tears flow years later.

This was probably the simplest of all the Bellarke hugs, which is what makes it the best. Bellamy holds Clarke as she cries into his shoulder, just to show that he's there for her. For just a minute, it felt like we were on a much simpler show than a post-apocalyptic drama.

All throughout this episode, Clarke fought like hell to break free from captivity. But the moment Bellamy is in danger, she immediately offers to sacrifice her own life if it means Bellamy will live.

Keeping your eyes on the beautiful girl next to you instead of the road can have very dire consequences. Take it from Bellamy Blake.

The second Indra pulled out a sword and directed it at the Sky People, Bellamy immediately yelled for Clarke and shielded her with his body. Alongside his sister, Clarke is always one of Bellamy's top priorities and there's nothing he wouldn't do to keep her safe.

In one of her many conversations with him over the radio, Clarke told Bellamy that surviving the 6 years of isolation would be easier if she knew that Bellamy would be there at the end of it. Regarding the importance of Bellamy to Clarke, I think this speaks for itself.