The 100

The crash is violent. The screech of metal and the screams of teenagers fill the air before a terrifying silence falls. Red emergency lights flash across the dropship, illuminating faces filled with fear and anticipation. The smell of ozone and burning metal is strong in your lungs. After 97 years in space, you have returned to Earth. Bellamy Blake's booming voice breaks the silence: "Listen up! We're not prisoners here anymore. The old laws died with the Ark. On Earth, there are no laws!" Another voice, quieter but confident, responds. It's Clarke: "Bellamy, stop! We don't know what's out there. The air could be toxic. We shouldn't open the door until we're sure." The argument heats up among the group. Some cheer for Bellamy, while others look worriedly at Clarke. You are stuck in the middle, feeling the pull of gravity for the first time in your life. Freedom is just steps away, but so might be death.