Why was Lincoln killed off in The 100?

Lincoln was killed off in Season 3 of The 100 primarily due to behind-the-scenes conflicts between actor Ricky Whittle and showrunner Jason Rothenberg. Whittle stated that he was "bullied" off the show, alleging that his storylines and lines were systematically cut, making his role untenable and prompting his decision to leave. TVGuide.com +2
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Who has the saddest death in The 100?

The saddest deaths in The 100, according to fans, consistently include Lexa, due to her impact and abrupt end; Lincoln, for his moral compass and tragic fate; Jasper, for his descent into despair after trauma; and Bellamy, for his complex arc and controversial final moments, though opinions vary on his death's necessity and impact, with others also citing Abby, Finn, Madi, and even Monty and Harper's bittersweet ending.
 
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Does Octavia forgive Bellamy for Lincoln's death?

After Lincoln's death, Octavia disowned Bellamy, blaming him for Lincoln's death. However, through Season Four, events make Octavia overcome her own personal demons, making her realize that no matter what he is her big brother and she will always love him.
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Does Lincoln ever come back in The 100?

Lincoln returns with the others to Tondc and reunites with Octavia. He is also accepted back by Indra after she had previously called him traitor and a Reaper, refusing his help with her injuries from the missile and the sniper. The two hug.
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What was Booth's reason for killing Lincoln?

John Wilkes Booth assassinated President Lincoln out of pro-Confederate, racist ideology, viewing Lincoln as a tyrant destroying the South and opposing emancipation, believing Lincoln's death would revive the Confederate cause after General Lee's surrender. He saw himself as a new Brutus avenging the republic, wanting to restore slavery and the South's way of life, but his actions instead cemented Lincoln's martyrdom and spurred harsher Reconstruction, according to Ford's Theatre, Army War College, History.com, and Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History.
 
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Why The 100 Killed Off Lincoln In Season 3

What happened to John Booth after killing Lincoln?

APRIL 26, 1865: John Wilkes Booth is killed when Union soldiers track him down to a Virginia farm twelve (12) days after he assassinated President Abraham Lincoln.
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Why did Booth not like Lincoln?

John Wilkes Booth hated Lincoln primarily due to his fervent support for the Confederacy, seeing Lincoln as a tyrant who destroyed the South, abolished slavery, and threatened white supremacy, especially after Lincoln supported voting rights for Black men; Booth, a famous actor and Confederate sympathizer, viewed himself as a avenging hero, like Brutus, taking down a dictator.
 
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Who was Octavias true love?

While on Earth, she faced many challenges: learning to be free, fighting for the survival of the Delinquents, trying to get into Mount Weather and save her friends, stopping A.L.I.E. , losing Lincoln, and keeping 1,200 people together peacefully in one bunker. Octavia was the lover of Lincoln.
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Did they change actors for Lincoln in The 100?

After being a regular character, Lincoln, The 100's Trikru warrior, was killed off in season 3 because actor Ricky Whittle refused to continue working with showrunner Jason Rothenberg.
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How much time passed between season 2 and 3 of The 100?

Season Three begins 86 days after the ending of season 2 on January 27, 2150. Season Four begins right after season three ends. Season Five is set six years after the Second Nuclear Apocalypse but includes multiple flashbacks from the six-year time skip.
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Why did Octavia gain so much weight?

The question likely refers to Octavia Nichelle from My 600-lb Life, who gained significant weight due to childhood trauma, abuse, and substance struggles, finding solace in food, though some discussions also mention actress Marie Avgeropoulos (Octavia Blake from The 100) gaining weight, potentially for the show or personal reasons, but Octavia Nichelle's weight gain is tied to deep psychological issues addressed on reality TV. 
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Did Clarke regret killing Bellamy?

She reassures him later about having done well with the group, with 82 people alive. and Clarke shows regret for leaving Bellamy outside the dropship to die during the explosion.
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Does Octavia fall in love with Lincoln?

Octavia frees Lincoln in "Day Trip" while her brother is gone and the rest of the delinquents are hallucinating over tree nuts. In "Unity Day" they have now become lovers and later Lincoln takes an arrow for Octavia, saving her life.
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Why was Bellamy killed?

With Bellamy now fanatically loyal to the Disciples, Clarke reluctantly kills her best friend to protect her daughter. After humanity passes the Judge's test, Bellamy is proven to have been right about transcendence, although his own death prevents him from being able to transcend.
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Who lives until the end of the 100?

After the events of Season Five, the only known living Delinquents are Clarke Griffin, Octavia Blake, John Murphy and Nathan Miller alongside Bellamy Blake and Raven Reyes.
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What disease did Murphy have in the 100?

After trying to execute Charlotte in revenge, Murphy is banished from the Camp. He is captured and tortured by Grounders before they let him escape. He returns to the Camp unknowingly infected with hemorrhagic fever, spreading it to many of the delinquents.
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What is the Octavia and Lincoln age gap?

Jackson and Miller is obviously different because they got together when they were adults, but they just seemed like they had a big age gap. Octavia and Lincoln seem like they were 10 years apart in S1 with Octavia being 16 and Lincoln being like 25/26.
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Why does Lincoln Loud sound different?

Lincoln and Clyde's voices are always the topic of discussions, since they are routinely recast whenever their respective voice actors go through puberty, but it seems like some characters who have retained the same voice actors since the beginning have also experienced some evolution in their voices over time.
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What were Lincoln's last words in The 100?

Lincoln had no final words for Pike, mere seconds before he was shot in the head, but he did have four for Octavia: "May we meet again." (Seeing the look of absolute devastation on Octavia's face only made the whole ordeal more difficult to watch.)
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Does Octavia get pregnant in The 100?

Fandom. Does anyone know what happened to Octavia and Lincoln's child? They never had a kid Octavia was never pregnant.
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Why does Antony marry Octavia?

Once back in Rome, Antony seems less controlled by his fascination for Cleopatra and, in an attempt to strengthen the triumvirate and cement his political alliance with Octavius following a quarrel, he agrees to marry Octavius's sister, Octavia.
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How many children did Octavia have?

Issue. Octavia and her first husband had one son and two daughters who survived to adulthood. Octavia and Mark Antony had two surviving daughters by their marriage (her second, his fourth), and both were the ancestors of later Roman emperors.
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Which president was buried 17 times?

President Abraham Lincoln was effectively "buried" or had his casket moved around 17 times between his assassination in 1865 and his final interment in 1901, primarily due to ongoing construction on his tomb and a foiled plot to steal his body, leading to multiple reburials and coffin openings to verify remains.
 
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Could Lincoln have survived?

If you only read one or two of the reports, in theory Lincoln could have survived, particularly today with our medical care. But if you read all the others, there's no way he could have survived, due to the severity of the injury.
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What were Lincoln's last words?

Abraham Lincoln's last spoken words were likely, "She won't think anything about it," spoken to his wife, Mary Todd Lincoln, at Ford's Theatre just moments before John Wilkes Booth shot him. The conversation involved Mary wondering what their guest, Clara Harris, would think of her holding onto the President's hand, to which Lincoln replied with his characteristic kindness, as reported by a friend. 
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