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'The 100' Season 2 Spoilers, Plot Rumors: Clarke To Suffer After Killing Finn

Virginia D'Cruz January 01, 2015 10:21 AM EST

Isaiah Washington as Chancellor Thelonious Jaha, Paige Turco as Councillor Dr. Abigail \"Abby\" Griffin and Henry Ian Cusick as Councillor Marcus Kane. | Official Facebook Page of \'The 100\'

The mid-season premiere of the second season of "The 100" is set to air on Jan. 21 on CW. It will come loaded with angst and action as Clarke (Eliza Taylor) is set to suffer mentally after killing Finn (Thomas McDonell).

Spoilers for the show also indicate that the adults will find themselves sidelined in the second half of Season Two. Getting more screen time will be the teenagers sent to Earth who will morph into a bunch that are quite capable of taking care of themselves.

"Remember Me" is the title of the mid-season premiere. A promo for the upcoming episode was released recently showing a bloody Lindsey Morgan (who plays Raven Reyes) who appears to have been tortured. The promo also showed the Grounders and some of the "100" sitting down for a meal. But things go sour and both groups are seen drawing their weapons and threatening each other.

With Finn dying in the previous episode in the hands of Clarke, who killed him so that he would not have to suffer being tortured to death, it seems that the same fate could befall Raven in the premiere.

However, according to a recent interview that Taylor gave to IGN, the upcoming episodes will focus on Clarke as she deals with the aftermath of Finn's death. Taylor said, "Clarke cannot do anything to come back from having killed her love. But she will gradually evolve into a real leader."

Taylor added that Clarke will deal with her issues by "shutting off her heart and focusing on what comes next."

Meanwhile in the synopsis of the upcoming episode, Clarke will have to deal with her hallucinations of Finn and it will be a while before she can overcome them. Clarke will also strike some sort of deal with Lexa (Alycia Debnam Carey) and Indra (Adina Porter). This will cause the adults -- Abby (Paige Turco) and Kane (Henry Ian Cusick) -- to realize that they are destined to become powerless.

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