#jacapo sinclair

[dakotaawolven]

Jacapo Sinclair’s mind is a mess as he rushes out of Medical, and he can't even manage to care about the odd looks he gets. He's holding the tablet so tightly he can vaguely feel the metal case digging into his hand, but he doesn't care. All he cares about is getting back to Mecha station, to Raven—to his daughter. He had wondered over the years, and by the end he certainly considered her a daughter, but to have it confirmed after all these years…

His relationship with Jenna Reyes was really more just a bit of fun than an actual relationship, and as such, he hadn't been all that bothered when she broke it off. Then he found out about Raven, and figured he hadn't been the only one Jenna was messing around with—because surely if that baby girl was his, she would tell him, right?

— Chapter 52 of Taim kom hod in au te kos(when love becomes the reason)

OR read from Chapter 1!

[zero-g-mech]

so I made an amv

I heard this song and it immediately made me think of The 100. I had to!

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The Long Way Home

Read it on AO3 at https://archiveofourown.org/works/61907053 by CGYScribble Words: 4594, Chapters: 2/?, Language: English Series: Part 1 of The Long Way Home - Clarke's journey. Fandoms: The 100 (TV), The 100 (TV) RPF, The 100 Series - Kass Morgan Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence Categories: F/F, F/M, Gen, M/M, Multi Characters: Clarke Griffin, Lexa (The 100), Original Character, Anya (The 100), Raven Reyes (The 100), Indra (The 100), Abby Griffin, Thelonious Jaha, Marcus Kane (The 100), Jake Griffin, Jacapo Sinclair, Octavia Blake, Bellamy Blake, Finn Collins, John Murphy (The 100), Ontari (The 100), Nia | Ice Queen, Gustus (The 100), Titus - Character, Gaia (The 100) Relationships: Clarke Griffin/Lexa, Anya/Raven Reyes (The 100), Gustus/Indra (The 100) Additional Tags: TonDC, The Ark, Twelve Clans, Retcon Read it on AO3 at https://archiveofourown.org/works/61907053

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The Long Way Home by CGYScribble

The Long Way Home Read the post here! by CGYScribble Words: 4594, Chapters: 2/?, Language: English Series: Part 1 of The Long Way Home - Clarke's journey. Fandoms: The 100 (TV), The 100 (TV) RPF, The 100 Series - Kass Morgan Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence Categories: F/F, F/M, Gen, M/M, Multi Characters: Clarke Griffin, Lexa (The 100), Original Character, Anya (The 100), Raven Reyes (The 100), Indra (The 100), Abby Griffin, Thelonious Jaha, Marcus Kane (The 100), Jake Griffin, Jacapo Sinclair, Octavia Blake, Bellamy Blake, Finn Collins, John Murphy (The 100), Ontari (The 100), Nia | Ice Queen, Gustus (The 100), Titus - Character, Gaia (The 100) Relationships: Clarke Griffin/Lexa, Anya/Raven Reyes (The 100), Gustus/Indra (The 100) Additional Tags: TonDC, The Ark, Twelve Clans, Retcon via AO3 works tagged 'Clarke Griffin/Lexa' https://ift.tt/wKTse92 January 02, 2025 at 11:38AM

[ao3feed-the100]

Battle Scars

read it on the AO3 at https://ift.tt/ISZdrBQ

by Murvennn_x

After winning the Contest, Raven Reyes takes on the new Exodus Mission to Mount Weather with her fellow Arkadians, including John Murphy, the person who saved her life last time around.

Or

Can John Murphy fix what he broke with Raven Reyes when they are pitted together for a new mission to help save Mankind?

Words: 1759, Chapters: 1/?, Language: English

Fandoms: The 100 (TV), The 100 Series - Kass Morgan

Rating: Mature

Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings

Categories: F/F, F/M

Characters: Raven Reyes (The 100), John Murphy (The 100), Clarke Griffin, Octavia Blake, Bellamy Blake, Thelonious Jaha, Marcus Kane, Abby Griffin, Gabriel Santiago | Xavier, Wells Jaha, Ontari (The 100), Indra (The 100), Gaia (The 100), Jacapo Sinclair, Miles Ezekiel Shaw, Paxton McCreary, Charmaine Diyoza, Levitt (The 100)

Relationships: John Murphy & Raven Reyes (The 100), Bellamy Blake/Clarke Griffin, John Murphy/Ontari (The 100), Octavia Blake/Levitt, Octavia Blake & Gaia

Additional Tags: Past Finn Collins/Raven Reyes, POV Raven Reyes, POV John Murphy (The 100), Clarke Griffin & Raven Reyes Friendship, Alternate Universe - The 100 (TV) Fusion, Doctor Abby Griffin

read it on the AO3 at https://ift.tt/ISZdrBQ

[okmcintyre]

One fave scene so far, for each of The Delinquents (+ from Arkru for good measure)

[doortotomorrow]

Sinclair, symbolizing Raven’s self preservation, silences Becca and provides Raven motivation to keep living ( Season 4, Episode 11, The Other Side, 14:33 )

THE 100 - TIMESTAMP LOTTERY

[stormkpr]

Some parental figures I love. Don’t get it twisted, nobody is perfect other than David Miller and Sinclair. But most did the best they could. Also, I ignore S7 when it comes to Clarke and Bellamy since the showrunner character-assassinated them. 

[ethereal-ocean-eyes]

Jacapo Sinclair | The 100 | 3x11 Nevermore

just sinclair doing engineering things.

dedicated to: @stormkpr

[dakotaawolven]

The sound of her alarm has Abby grumbling as her mind shifts from asleep to awake. Callie's arm around her waist tightens slightly when she goes to move, and Abby manages a soft smile as she turns and presses her lips to Cece's before finally untangling their limbs and getting up. “You're not even on shift today, Abby,” Cece mumbles, making Abby chuckle softly.

“That's why I'm using today to look at the nightblood,” she tells her friend—or is it girlfriend at this point?—as she pulls a shirt over her head. 

“You can't sleep in?”

“Not if I want to use the lab before the shift changes,” she replies simply. Another soft chuckle escapes her when she hears Cece grumble something unintelligible. “Are you coming to dinner on Mecha tonight?” Abby asks, now perching on the edge of the bed to put her socks on. 

“Mhmm,” Cece's quiet hum of agreement makes her roll her eyes fondly.

— Chapter 51 of Taim kom hod in au te kos(when love becomes the reason)

Or read from Chapter 1!

[fejaxtales]

[krytus]

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The Long Way Home

Read it on AO3 at https://archiveofourown.org/works/61907053 by CGYScribble Words: 4594, Chapters: 2/?, Language: English Series: Part 1 of The Long Way Home - Clarke's journey. Fandoms: The 100 (TV), The 100 (TV) RPF, The 100 Series - Kass Morgan Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence Categories: F/F, F/M, Gen, M/M, Multi Characters: Clarke Griffin, Lexa (The 100), Original Character, Anya (The 100), Raven Reyes (The 100), Indra (The 100), Abby Griffin, Thelonious Jaha, Marcus Kane (The 100), Jake Griffin, Jacapo Sinclair, Octavia Blake, Bellamy Blake, Finn Collins, John Murphy (The 100), Ontari (The 100), Nia | Ice Queen, Gustus (The 100), Titus - Character, Gaia (The 100) Relationships: Clarke Griffin/Lexa, Anya/Raven Reyes (The 100), Gustus/Indra (The 100) Additional Tags: TonDC, The Ark, Twelve Clans, Retcon Read it on AO3 at https://archiveofourown.org/works/61907053

[theafictionados]

Every Afictionados Best Line Award (Robyn)

The 100 Episode 308: Terms and Conditions

by the Afictionados Podcast Network

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One More Day by Fates_of_Others

One More Day Read the post here! by Fates_of_Others On the eve of a blockade being imposed, Clarke makes a slightly different choice and unknowingly changes the course of her life and the lives of those around her. With a new role to contend with, she teams up with Lexa, Murphy, Raven, and others to figure out how to bring peace to a land that is constantly riddled with threats. This story follows events from seasons 3 and beyond. In short: "What would happen if Lexa didn't die when she did?" Words: 87314, Chapters: 11/23, Language: English Fandoms: The 100 (TV) Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings Categories: F/F, F/M Characters: Clarke Griffin, Lexa (The 100), John Murphy (The 100), Raven Reyes (The 100), Octavia Blake, Titus (The 100), Abby Griffin, Bellamy Blake, Marcus Kane (The 100), Niylah (The 100), Monty Green, Indra (The 100), Roan (The 100), Jacapo Sinclair, Thelonious Jaha, Lincoln (The 100), Eric Jackson (The 100), Charles Pike, A.L.I.E. (The 100), Nightbloods (The 100), Commanders (The 100) Relationships: Clarke Griffin/Lexa, Clexa - Relationship, Lexa & John Murphy (The 100), Emori/John Murphy (The 100), Clarke Griffin & Raven Reyes, Bellamy Blake & Clarke Griffin, Octavia Blake & Clarke Griffin, Monty Green & Niylah, Lexa & Titus (The 100) Additional Tags: The Flame (The 100), Second Dawn Bunker (The 100), Camp Jaha | Arkadia, Praimfaya | Radiation Wave, Adventure & Romance, Nightblood (The 100), The 100 (TV) Season 3, The 100 (TV) Season 4, The 100 (TV) Season 5 via AO3 works tagged 'Clarke Griffin/Lexa' https://ift.tt/wKTse92 December 29, 2024 at 02:51PM

[albinodeer]

Great Things: The 100 Fanfic

Here is my latest commissioned piece! This one was from @stormkpr, who asked for a piece about Raven's bond with her mentor, Sinclair. I hope you enjoy it!

            Raven could hear whistling coming from the end of the metal hallway; without even investigating, she knew it was Sinclair. He was much more of a morning person than she was, not that it bothered her at all.

            She made her way down the hall, following the whistling to the last room on the left. It was one of the rooms that had an outer door attached to it, and Sinclair appeared to be working on the mechanism for the access port.

            “Morning, Reyes,” he greeted brightly, flashing her his signature smile.

            “Morning, Sinclair,” Raven responded. She watched his hands for a moment as he worked, studying each movement so that, one day, she could recreate them on her own. Once he put his work aside and went about cleaning up his tools, Raven’s attention turned to the door.

            That door was the only thing between her and wide-open space. She had always dreamed of space walking, of being a Zero-G mechanic, of feeling the sturdiness of the Ark give way to the absolute freedom of floating with nothing to anchor her. She would be away from her mother, away from the stench of alcohol and the disapproving looks of those around her, if even just for a minute.

            Sinclair followed her gaze and broke her out of her trance. “You’ll get there one day,” he assured her.

            Raven turned to him, staring at him like he had just read her mind. He chuckled.

            “The Ark would be lucky to have you as a Zero-G mechanic,” he told her. “You’d be better than half the men we have out there right now.”

            Raven scoffed at that and turned to help him pick up the rest of his tools. “You’re just saying that.” She tossed the tools into his carrying case, then wiped her oil-stained hands on her pants.

            “I’m not. You’re the brightest apprentice I’ve had in years.” He stood and stretched, letting his back straighten after hours of bending to work. Raven started to argue, but Sinclair cut her off. “Come with me. I’ve got something I want your help with.”

            Raven sighed and followed him back down the hallway. Their footsteps echoed in the otherwise empty hall. It was still early, so the ship was relatively quiet. Sinclair resumed whistling, and Raven went about tying her hair back so she was ready to work. After a minute, they arrived at one of the control rooms. Sinclair opened the door and brought Raven inside, waving to one of the stationed operators as he did. Sinclair sat down in a chair across from the main controls and motioned for Raven to sit beside him.

            Raven looked over the various dials, buttons, and screens laid out before her. She had been in this room before, but only ever as an observer, not a worker. Still, she recognized most of the controls and knew how to manipulate them to get them to function the way she wanted.

            “What’s going on in that big brain of yours?” Sinclair asked as he watched her examine the controls.

            “I’m wondering why we’re here, sir,” she told him honestly.

            Sinclair smiled. “Well, I’ve got a problem I need help solving. Look here…” Sinclair pulled up a 3-D image of the ship, then zoomed in on a section that showed up in red, rather than the glowing green of the rest of the model. “The fans in the lower quadrant quit at three this morning for seemingly no reason. Engine’s good, blades were replaced one month ago, no wire disconnect that I can see.”

            Raven squinted at the image, then reached for one of the dials near Sinclair. “May I?”

            Sinclair nodded and motioned to the control panel. “Please.”

            Raven moved her chair closer and zoomed in further, looking at the mechanisms connected to the fan. She knew that they were all shown in real time, which was possible thanks to sensors and cameras throughout the ship. She moved the image slightly to the left and zoomed the image in even further. Something wasn’t right…

            Raven squinted at the image, trying to focus her eyes and her mind. She shifted the image to the right, to the fan adjacent to the malfunctioning one, and studied the mechanisms behind it. One, two, three…

            “There,” she said, pointing at the images behind the fan. The image she pointed out was nearly microscopic, but she had noticed the change. “Look here. On this side, there’s three bolts. On the other…” She moved the image, “There’s four. There’s only supposed to be three. How did a fourth get there?”

            Sinclair smiled and nodded. “How, indeed?”

            Raven studied the image for a second more before standing. “I’m gonna go check it out.”

            “I’ll come with you,” Sinclair replied. He stood and followed her this time, admiring the way her brain worked.  

            Raven knew her way around the ship as if it was a small cabin. The walk to the fan was a series of twists and turns, but she maneuvered it without hesitation. After about ten minutes, she had reached the fan in question.

            “Give me a boost, will ya?” she asked Sinclair, who happily knelt down and offered his cupped hands for her to place her foot into.

            He boosted Raven up, and she grabbed onto an air duct to steady herself as she studied the bolts. Now there was something else wrong. There was something tucked behind the bolt.

            She pulled a screwdriver out of her toolbelt and got to work removing the strange bolt. She held out her hand below it as she worked to make sure that she would catch the mystery object as it came loose.

            As the bolt loosened, Raven caught the object. It was a small piece of paper, folded a few times. She finished removing the bolt and tucked it away in her pocket. A second later, the fan roared back to life as the conductor was freed from its vice grip.

            Raven climbed back down and looked at the paper in her hands. “Someone put that up there and left this,” she said before unfolding the paper.

            It was a note. Her eyes scanned the paper, and a small smile crept over her lips. She looked up at Sinclair.

            “You left this, sir?” she asked.

            Sinclair smiled and laughed. “Of course.”

            She studied the note again before reading it out loud. “Reyes: You continue to prove yourself. You’re going to do great things.”

            “It’s true,” Sinclair told her. “I think you’ll be ready for your exam in no time. You found the solution to this problem and had things fixed in…” he checked his watch, “15 minutes, flat.”

            Raven laughed. “You know, you can quiz me without breaking things.”

            “Not broken,” Sinclair corrected, “just… paused.”

            Raven rolled her eyes, but she was enjoying every second. Being with Sinclair made her feel smart and capable and valuable. It was all the things that she wasn’t used to feeling around her mother.

            “Now, let’s get some real work done,” Raven said, adjusting her toolbelt to show she meant business. “I didn’t get out of bed just to solve puzzles.”

            “That’s exactly why you got out of bed,” Sinclair pointed out. “This entire ship is a puzzle, and you’re one of the few people who knows where the pieces go.”

***

            Raven stared at the paper in her hand, too afraid to unfold it. If she didn’t unfold it, the contents would remain a mystery. A year had passed since the last time she was unfolding a paper to read what was inside. This time, she at least knew what to expect: test scores.

            She had felt pretty confident about her Zero-G exam, but now that she was sitting there with the results in her hand, she was frozen with fear. This paper held her future. It was either a pass, and she would begin the next huge chapter of her life, the one that she had always dreamed of, or it was a fail… She didn’t want to think about that.

            Raven took a deep breath and started to, very slowly, unfold the paper.

            “Sneaking up on them won’t change the results.”

            Raven’s head spun around, and she saw Sinclair standing behind her. She breathed a sigh of relief, then held up the paper to show him. “What if I failed?” she asked, her voice strained with doubt.

            Sinclair placed a hand on her shoulder. “With your brain? That’s impossible.”

            Raven nodded at his answer and slowly unfolded the paper. Her eyes jumped to the scores at the bottom. No fucking way.

            “A perfect score,” she breathed.

            Sinclair grinned, and his voice was filled with pride. “You know, I think that’s the first perfect score I’ve ever seen.”

            Raven’s face broke into a wide smile. “A perfect score,” she repeated, feeling like it might disappear if she didn’t make it real enough.

            She continued reading, and her smile fell away.

            Sinclair saw it, too. He squeezed her shoulder. “Raven…”

            Physical Exam: Fail. Reason: Heart murmur detected.

            Raven shrugged him off. “I’m fine,” she said quickly, folding the paper back up and stuffing it in her pocket. “I… I’ve got a lot of work to do.”

***

            A few days had passed since her test scores came. In that time, her boyfriend had been arrested for giving her the taste of freedom she’d always craved. Her life was falling apart, and all she had left was work. She put every ounce of energy she had into her work. If she didn’t, she would fall apart, too.

            Sinclair approached her as she worked on one of the ship’s supply lines. He watched her for a second before addressing her.

            “Reyes.”

            Raven looked up at him. “Yes, sir?”

            “How’s that supply line coming?” he asked. He knew that she could easily fix it on her own if given an hour.

            “It’s a piece of crap…” Sinclair gave her a look, so she quickly added, “sir, but I’ll get it working.”

            Sinclair smiled at her response. “No, you won’t,” he said. “I’m pulling you off duty. You got your Zero-G certification. Congratulations.”

            Raven frowned, confused. No. There was no way. He was with her when she saw the test scores. He turned to walk away, but Raven stopped him.

            “But, I failed the physical,” she reminded him.

            “Yeah, I saw your test scores,” he said. Perfect scores, besides the physical. “I overruled the rejection. You’re in.”

            Raven hesitated. Was he serious?

            “Now, get moving,” Sinclair ordered her before leaving.

            Her dream had come true, just a day too late. She felt the necklace resting on her chest. It was the necklace Finn had given her. Finn, who was now behind bars for her freedom.

            She chased after Sinclair and wrapped him in a hug. The man looked surprised, but after a second, he returned the embrace. Raven let herself melt into his arms, letting him carry the weight of the last few days for just a moment. Sinclair didn’t seem to mind.

            Raven let go and looked up at him. “Sorry, sir,” she said, quickly wiping a stray tear from her lash line.

            “No apology necessary,” he assured her.

            Raven nodded and took a deep breath. “Thank you.”

            “No thanks needed either,” Sinclair told her. “The only thing I need is for the girl with the first perfect score to get to work. Show those others out there how it’s done.”

            Raven smiled softly and nodded. “Yes, sir.”

            She turned to go, but Sinclair’s voice stopped her. “Oh, and Reyes?”

            Raven turned back to him. “Yes, sir?”

            He smiled at her, in the type of way only a father really could. Or, as close to a father as Raven ever got.

            “You’re gonna do great things, kid.”

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