“I remember being 11 and watching Tara die for the first time. Buffy was the first show I ever watched that even had queer girls in it. Tara was the first time I saw a gay girl die on TV and because it was the first time I didn’t know that this would happen over and over again. That was 4 years ago. And now I’m 15 and I’ve watched many many f/f relationships end in tragedy. The 100 promised us it would be different. So when “Thirteen” aired I was excited, I was ready to see Clarke and Lexa finally have a sex scene, I was happy to watch them fall in love. Ten seconds later I’m watching Lexa die after being shot by a bullet meant for the main character, and in that moment I am 11 again watching Tara die. I’m 12 watching Naomi die on Skins. I’m 13 watching Maya die on Pretty Little Liars. I’m 14 watching Charlie die on Supernatural. And now I’m 15 watching Lexa die on The 100. This is not ground breaking. It is heart breaking.”