[ Lexa would be able to survive without Clarke but she is glad she doesn't have to. They never had a chance to be together in their world, not truly, and it has been an enlightening experience to let a relationship grow in a way it never could before. She may be struggling with many things at the moment, but never with her love for Clarke.

She considers that before responding. Lexa rarely talks off the top of her head as others do, she is cerebral and intentional. Her other self at least was the same that way, although she had an easier time with who she talked to. ]

No, if we can return it to how it was before, we should. The people here have gone through enough change. [ Lexa takes it seriously, what people need, whoever those people are. ] But if they can't fix it, they will learn that it is survivable. All change is. Humanity is more adaptable than they think.

[ Otherwise her people would have never survived the apocalypse. Clarke's people went into the sky, but on the land they found a way to stay alive, to keep going, to create a new society altogether. Lexa more than most people understands how strong humans can be with their back to the wall. ]

I don't think I would like it. My people were called the Grounders for a reason. [ The people of the ground. ] The sky already seems so large from here.