The character of Murphy in the TV series The 100 undergoes one of the show's most significant character developments, evolving from an initial antagonist into an anti-hero and eventually a hero by the series' conclusion.
Throughout the seventh season, Murphy evolved from a former villain into a hero in his own right.
Murphy is also like an anti-hero, always doing terrible things, but he's not inherently an evil person, and he does have a heart at times. And based on his backstory of being abused, it makes sense that he would grow up to be the kind of person he is.
Murphy is morally ambiguous. He does care about people, especially Lucy, but as we saw in season 3 he can be very ruthless. He enslaved 10k and sent him to assassinate Warren, the person he arguably most admires on the show. Good people don't do that.
Though he is upset over Clarke's death, Murphy cooperates with Josephine for the chance at immortality for himself and Emori. Murphy, while trying to get Bellamy on their side, claims to Bellamy that he may not have always gotten along with Clarke, but she was one of theirs.
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Josh would become obsessed with Murphy especially after she gets him fired from his job after telling his workplace about him losing his vision. He would team up with officer Gene Clemens and together they would find the bodies of both Nia Bailey and Ben.
Merch seek to destroy the blend vaccine and escape Murphytown, however before they were able to, Murphy catches them and bites Dr. Merch, causing her to be under his control again. Before being injected with the blend vaccine himself, 10K escapes Murphytown with a satchel of the original vaccine.
In the final scene of the finale, he is shown eating Sun Mei's brain in an attempt to retrieve the formula for the cure to the zombie virus (through transmission of information by consumption). Shortly after consuming part of her brain, he is enlightened by the newfound information for the aforementioned cure.
Mind Control Immunity: The Blasters were highly resistant to Murphy's telepathic ability to control other zombies. When they came close, he began to hear a sharp static-like sound, and upon attempting to control the Blasters he was shown to be physically pained by the attempt.
Unwilling to give up Clarke's body, Josephine enlists Murphy, Emori and Ryker to help her in secret, blackmailing Ryker with the knowledge that he helped Gabriel escape to force his compliance.
In Hakeldama, Murphy and Emori have now started a romantic relationship.
Vasquez barely has time to catch his breathe before his daughter and wife who are now zombies, escape from their coffins and crawl towards him. Last but not least, we move on to Murphy, who was in jail for mail fraud.
1. Eliza Taylor. Australian actress Eliza Taylor is perhaps best known for anchoring the drama THE 100 as 'Clarke Griffin' on The CW for 7 seasons. Since the show's onset, Eliza made waves playing the network's first openly bisexual lead character.
Over time, Murphy's appearance changes, and he becomes part-zombie. He can communicate with zombies, develops feelings for them and can make them do his bidding. He also develops a special gift: after biting a person or exposing them to his saliva or blood, he can direct them using telepathy.
I think the moment Raven did truly forgive Murphy for her leg (but never forgot) was when she said she could live without her leg but not her mind. Murphy loved Raven (not romantically) and after Emori it was no contest that she was the person he cared about most (~maybe tied with himself).
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Murphy was arrested for setting fire to the quarters of the officer who arrested his father.
"A New Mission" During this episode, it is shown that 10K was bitten by Murphy, and has stopped counting his zombie kills.
In the finale of season 1, Murphy bit Cassandra in order to save her life. It is unknown if Lucy Murphy had the ability to make blends like her father, but it can be assumed that she could given that she was able to control those her father had made.
Their friendship ended in Murphy's Law when Bellamy kicked the stool out from under Murphy, hanging him. After Charlotte commits suicide, Bellamy almost beats Murphy to death before he and Clarke agree on banishing Murphy instead.
10k and Cassandra aren't like all of the other survivors of the zombie apocalypse- they both have terrible past with differently consequences. When they meet, it's a post-apocalyptic love at first sight, well for 10k.
In reality, he is Josh, who became consumed with taking revenge on his friends for causing the disappearance of his sisters, wanting to prank them in return for their prank on Hannah.
Murphy sleeps with Dean and gets him to confess that he killed Tyson. Dean confesses that he was providing tips to Nia in exchange for money to pay for Chloe's medical bills, and killed Tyson after he threatened to reveal Dean's secret.
He is the twin brother of professional footballer Jacob Murphy. The twins have spoken about their close bonds and being there for each other.