<p>Yeah, I think we will see new civilizations in S3. I read in an interview that the Boat People may be introduced in S3. I do think we will learn more about the Ice Nation, too. They seem like they would be an important part of the plot for S3. As much as I want to see all the other Grounder Clans, I also want to see new groups of people who have survived around the world (Europe, Africa, Asia, etc). </p>

<p>I expect in Season Three we'll see more of the other Grounder Clans, and of course AI Alie and her plans to force Jaha to help rebuild the missile. </p><p>If the show manages to keep going for a few more seasons, I think eventually they'll show us other cultures that have developed elsewhere, like west of the Mississippi, across the Atlantic, and points south of Tondc. </p><p>Also, let us not forget about the other sections of the Ark. I think those may come into play eventually, if ratings keep the show going long enough to get to that. </p>

<p>"Also, let us not forget about the other sections of the Ark. I think those may come into play eventually, if ratings keep the show going long enough to get to that"- Do you think that other stations have made it to the ground but the people just hadn't made it to Camp Jaha, yet? </p>

<p>I know we will see some of the Grounder clans and of course what is happening with Alie but I feel we've already know pretty much the basics and important parts of Grounder society and Alie herself isn't a civilization. I'm interested in this article I read about Jason saying that what Emori is doing is important and who she is also important. I want them to explain why there are Grounders in the desert when she knows about Alie or at least she knows something and what is the relationship they might have I'm also wondering why she just didn't tell Murphy the truth. </p><p>I would like to see groups from different continents too it could lead to a possible invasion or exploration story arc. Though the Ark stations themselves aren't a new civilization I do wonder where the others landed not all of them could have landed on the 12 Grounder Clans territory. Seeing as there is no other mention of Sky People being any where else in Grounder territory they must have landed somewhere else maybe in another group's territory and that could lead to another rescue mission for them or they could have assimilated to their new society if we find out their fates. </p>

<div class="quote"><i>TheOmegaWerewolf wrote:
"Also, let us not forget about the other sections of the Ark. I think those may come into play eventually, if ratings keep the show going long enough to get to that"- Do you think that other stations have made it to the ground but the people just hadn't made it to Camp Jaha, yet?</i></div>
<p>I think It may also be possible some of them decided not to bother, and are setting up shop wherever they hit ground.
</p><p>But then, some of them may be searching for Camp Jaha, or are waiting for someone from there to come looking for them. </p>

<p>Mount Weather had been jamming the signals from the get-go. When they made the decision in Fog of War to leave the radio tower in place to spy on Mount Weather, they made the decision to hold off on finding the rest of the Sky People. Now with Mount Weather gone, there's nothing stopping them from communicating with any other Arkers who might have survived, so I think it's a very good possibility that we'll see more of them (unless there weren't any other survivors). </p><p>I also really want to meet Luna and the Boat People. I'm really curious what this "Eastern Sea" is and if it's the Atlantic ocean or an actual sea that has formed in its place or some other geographical feature. </p>

<p>Good point Skyzy. I had totally forgotten that about the radio tower. Some of the other stations may have been trying to get in contact with them for weeks. Now, maybe the signal can get through. </p><p>"I think it's a very good possibility that we'll see more of them (unless there weren't any other survivors)." - Considering the piece of the Ark that came down to form the core of Camp Jaha made it, it stands to reason at least a few of the other pieces could make it as well. Also, it would be a really bad move on the part of the writers to waste so many potential storylines by making a blanket declaration that there were no other survivors.  </p>

<p>Hey, maybe we've stumbled upon the next job for Bellamy and the rest of the delinquents: go searching out the missing stations and bring them home to Camp Jaha. That, I would like to see much more than Clarke wandering around aimlessly, lugging her emotional baggage along wherever she goes. (Anyone else watch Buffy? Clarke's leaving reminds me so much of Buffy's stint as a waitress in LA.) </p>

<p>Yeah, good idea. For one, it will allow the writers to flex their creatve muscles a but, developing these new places they explore, and any cultures they find along the way. (Seeking out new life, and new civilizations...Ground Trek) Second, it gives the characters more autonomy, like they had in Season One, before the Ark came down. </p><p>I never watched Buffy, other than the original movie when it got to the cable networks (1991? 92?), but I've seen pretty much the same storyline in other shows: main character decides the pressure is too much and decides to chuck it all and walk away, until events force him/her to step up and fall back into the role of protector/defender/leader/whatever. So, that is what I explect with Clarke in Season Three. She'll do a bit of walkabout, and eventually she'll either be forced back into the position of leading people, or she'll return home to Camp Jaha by choice, after having some cathartic revelation that everything she did, was done because it had to be done, and it had to be done by her, because nobody else could (or some such crap). </p>

<p>It would be nice to learn more information of majority populace (grounders) on Earth before we're introduce to new civilizations. </p><p>But, I think season 3 will focus on the AI and how she destroyed the world, and how do the grounders and SK continue after the betrayal. </p>