'The 100' season 3 episode 11 spoilers: Raven's life hangs in the balance in 'Nevermore'

Raven further loses grip of her true self in "The 100" season 3, episode 11, titled "Nevermore." With ALIE taking over Raven's entire being, Clarke is forced to make a tough call.

The promo for "The 100" season 3 episode suggests that Clarke will have no choice but to get "that thing" out of Raven. She holds up a small knife, implying that she needs to cut Raven in order to do so.

As Clarke, with the help of Bellamy and the others, looks for better ways to help Raven, her dark side continues to take over her. At one point in "The 100" season 3, episode 11, she taunts Clarke about her mother and shoves Bellamy to the ground.

Raven, or at least the thing controlling her, manages to enrage Clarke, who in turn warns her that they are going to "fry" her. Bellamy advises Clarke not to let her anger get in the way, but this will prove to be a challenge to her. Clarke hasn't been doing well ever since she lost Lexa.

Could this lead her to do something rash like killing Raven? Not too long ago, executive producer Jason Rothenberg hinted that Lexa's death is just the first of many in "The 100" season 3.

"This is going to be a crazy season...it's already been a crazy season. More characters that we love are going to die this season and it's going to happen soon," Rothenberg told TV Insider. Whether or not Raven will share the same fate as Lexa remains to be seen but it is definitely being foreshadowed.

In "The 100" season 3, episode 11 trailer, Raven was seen bashing her head against the wall in an attempt to kill herself or at least for the evil entity to take Raven's life before Clarke could find a way to save her.

Raven becomes worse by the minute, prompting Jasper to believe that Raven is "not Raven anymore," which could be taken as a hint for what really needs to be done. In the end, the group has no other choice but to cut her neck and get that evil chip out.

Will Raven survive? "The 100" season 3, episode 11, "Nevermore" will air April 14 at 9 p.m. ET on The CW.

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