Elizabeth Farrow

Elizabeth Farrow is a reoccurring protagonist and part of the group of one hundred delinquents who were sent to the ground in order to see if the Earth was survivable. Ultimately, Scout detests any idea of peace with the grounders in the beginning, but her beliefs soon change after she sees who, exactly, the grounders are.

Origin
For seventeen years, Elizabeth Farrow has tried to imagine her mother - the woman who she had seen countless pictures of, whose eyes she had (and everyone seemed keen to remind her of that) - but she could easily say that her mother was a mere stranger. A face behind the glass. Katheryn Farrow had been a light within the Ark - a light that had been extinguished far too soon. Scott had never really spoken about Katheryn - not to Elizabeth, at least. Their living quarters, once meant for three, felt too empty and large for its two occupants.

A teacher on the Ark, trying to make a living for himself and his daughter, Scott tried to be a good man. However, the stress of his projects and the painful loss of his wife had led Scott down a path that, in the end, would kill him and place his daughter in dire consequences.

Elizabeth, soon nicknamed Scout, was ten when her father stole his first round of rations - medicine to ensure that he and Scout would survive an influenza epidemic in one of the sectors (despite its quarantine and the fact that nearly every person survived) and some extra food. That small act, despite Scout and Scott’s unknowing nature, would eventually evolve into their demises.

Barely sixteen, Scout stationed herself outside of the medical department to keep as a lookout while her father attempted to gather some extra bandages and aspirin for an injury he had received. Scott, annoyed by the lack of medical attention he had gotten, decided to take matters into his own hands. It was routine; both of them knew what they were doing and how to handle themselves - or so they thought.

Even now, Scout can still recall how her shrill screams resonated off of the metal walls, how she fought and kicked against the guards to reach her father. She can still remember the expression on his face when he realized what was going to happen: he would be floated, and Scout would be a prisoner on the Ark for two years until her trial. As far as anyone was concerned, Scout Farrow’s life ended that day.

Only a few weeks before her eighteenth birthday, Scout was released from her prison cell. She thought her trial was early - assumed that Chancellor Maddox had voted to float her on the spot. However, that wasn’t the case.

Juvenile delinquents were being sent to the ground - a test to see if the earth was survivable. Scout Farrow, against her will, became one of the first hundred to be back on the ground. There was only one problem, though.

They weren't the first to be back on the ground.

Current Happenings
Season One

In the opening of the pilot episode, Scout is seen boarding the dropship down to Earth. After the group reaches the ground, Scout volunteers to search the surrounding area with others for supplies. Scout was soon tasked with being a lookout for the camp defenses. She spends her time guarding the camp from grounders and other threats. After Cree Kom Azgeda's arrival in their camp, Scout is on high alert. She does not trust the younger girl at all and opts to have her thrown out. However, when Leo arrives after having been shot with a poisoned arrow and Cree saves his life, Scout becomes a bit more inclined to trust her. Not long after Leo's life is saved, Scout discovers Shiloh Lawson stealing rations and supplies from the camp. She is prepared to report him to Jaxon Caldwell before he pleads with her to not do so. Deciding against her better judgement, she agrees to keep quiet for the time being. Later that night while Scout is asleep in her tent, she is nearly strangled to death by Shiloh in a desperate attempt to get her to keep quiet. Able to fight him off and hit him over the head with a lamp, Scout escapes and is met by Leo Reznor, who heard her cries and pulls Shiloh off of her. While Jaxon ultimately decides to exile Shiloh, she remains silent and goes to receive medical attention in order to ensure that she has no serious injuries.

Scout is one of the many who happens to eat the hallucinogenic nuts provided by Catherine Torres, which deters her from hearing a plan delivered by the newly returned Leo and Nicholas Barnes. Shiloh also returns to camp with news about the grounders, and Scout attempts to keep her distance from him. Upon hearing Leo's explanation of what happened to him, Scout is shocked, but meets his and Nic's ideas of a treaty between the delinquents and the grounders with strong oppositions. She is backed by Shiloh and Cat. Scout is unwilling to trust the majority of the grounders, aside from Falo. After spending enough time around Falo, Scout ends up teaching Falo how to shoot a gun (in exchange for learning some trigedasleng) - a skill that she had learned from her Earth Skills teacher, William Kennedy. She survives the war between Trikru and Skaikru, but is ultimately taken by the Mountain Men (along with a few other) after the battle.

Season Two

After waking up inside the mountain, Scout teams up with Hollis Holt, Nicholas, and Leo to help Leo escape. She’s hesitant at first because it’ll mean she has to trust the grounders, but she understands that by being willing to trust the grounders, she and her friends will hopefully live to see another day. Scout is forced to stay within the Mountain and act like she enjoys her time there. Scout ends up pretending to be friends with Shiloh in an attempt to keep him out of the way of their plan so that they can all hopefully escape from the mountain, since he begins to get closer with the mountain men. After Shiloh tells her that he told Peter Tremblay about Leo and his escape, Scout gives him the verbal berating of a lifetime before she’s pulled in and questioned by the mountain. She denies being aware of anything that Leo found out and tries to be the best actress out there.

After events take a turn inside the mountain, Scout's bone marrow is taken and used for Rose Donahue. However, Jaxon saves Scout by knocking out the guard who was holding her after he sneaks into the mountain. Scout passes off any valuable information she has to Jaxon before they part ways and she is ultimately captured by the mountain men once more. At this point, the mountain men do not seem to care about preserving the lives of the hundred and take as many doses as they need, even if it proves fatal for their subjects. Scout is placed inside of a cage designed specifically for the Hundred who were still trapped inside. Soon after, Mount Weather is irradiated by Jaxon and Kinah Kom Trikru. Scout is rescued and makes her way to Arkadia.

Season Three 

Scout has almost entirely healed from her time within the mountain and has made her new home at Arkadia. She tries her best to help out around the camp and distract herself with tasks in the hopes of keeping her mind off of what happened in Mount Weather.

Season Four

to be added.

Relationships
Zoe Leroux - to be added.

Althea Eveling - to be added.

Hollis Holt - to be added.

Catherine Torres - to be added.

Jaxon Caldwell - Quickly deemed to be the "leader" of the Hundred after they land on Earth, Scout reports to Jaxon when it comes to information about the grounders. She trusts Jaxon to lead them and make the right decisions in this fight. After Jaxon exiles Shiloh, Scout personally thanks him. Jaxon tells her to not worry about Shiloh, and that he had her back. Scout expresses her gratitude towards Jaxon and replies that she's glad he has her back.

Leo Reznor - While Scout and Leo butted heads in the beginning over grounders, Scout has a certain respect for Leo and his driven nature. Scout feels like she owes a debt to Leo from when he pulled Shiloh off of her and ultimately saved her life. One night, after Leo sneaks out of the delinquents' camp to meet with Kinah, Scout follows him and sees where he's going. She makes it back to the camp before him and is waiting in his tent for him when he returns. Scout berates Leo with questions, demanding to know why he was willing to trust the grounders so much. In general, Scout does not hate the grounders but rather has little trust in the idea that a treaty will be safe. Scout confides in Leo about her fears that something may go wrong, and her worries of having to survive without her friends. Leo reassures her but asks her to keep quiet about Kinah and himself, to which Scout solemnly agrees.

In Mount Weather, Scout comes to Leo and asks how she can help. Leo asks her to keep an eye on Shiloh and prevent him from deterring Leo's plans to escape. Scout agrees and pretends to grow closer to Shiloh. After Shiloh brags to Scout about how he told the Mountain Men of Leo's escape plan, she screams at Shiloh for his idiocy. Scout rushes to find Leo and warn him that the Mountain Men know, but it is too late. Leo is tortured by Peter Tremblay and it is discovered that the Hundred's bone marrow is resistant to radiation. After Leo and Shiloh both escape Mount Weather with the help of Rose Donahue, Scout is questioned intensely by the Mountain Men. She denies any involvement nor that she, Nicholas, or Hollis had any idea that Leo was going to try and escape. The Mountain Men do not believe her, and Scout has the first dose of bone marrow taken from her.

Ezekiel Allen - to be added.

Shiloh Lawson - Scout was not wary of Shiloh to begin with. However, after he attempted to strangle her in her sleep due to the fact that she discovered him stealing rations, her view of him quickly deteriorated. While Scout fully understands why Shiloh felt it was necessary to try and kill her, she does not try to defend him when the group ultimately decides to kick him out. Scout can't find the strength to forgive Shiloh, despite knowing he did what he felt he had to, and the fact that he willingly came back with information that could help the Hundred.

After waking up in Mount Weather, Scout continually grows annoyed by Shiloh's lack of concern for their situation. By being given the task of trying to keep Shiloh from interfering with the rest of the Hundred's plans, she has to pretend to like him and open up to him in order to gain his trust. However, when Shiloh eventually reveals how he told Peter about Leo's plan, her trust for him decreases as her hatred increases. Her view of him gradually began to shift into a more positive light when Shiloh voluntarily agreed to head back inside Mount Weather to save the remaining Hundred that were still trapped inside.

Nicholas Barnes - Mount Weather cage neighbors!

Orion Reznor - to be added.

Elise Fitzgerald - to be added.

William Kennedy - to be added.

Nathaniel Elliot - to be added.

Rose Donahue - While inside Mount Weather, Scout is extremely wary about Rose give her relationship with Peter Tremblay. Scout does not trust her and keeps information from her, fearing the idea that Rose is simply a spy for the Mountain, giving them information about the Hundred so that they may never leave.

During season three, Rose makes an effort to apologize to Scout, explaining how she wasn't aware that the bone marrow treatment she received was from Scout. Scout willingly accepts her apology and also apologizes for having generalized Rose with the rest of the Mountain Men. They slowly begin to become friends.

Vivica Vance - to be added.

Peter Tremblay - to be added.

Kinah Kom Trikru - to be added.

Atlan Kom Azgeda - to be added.

Toria Kom Trikru - to be added.

Cree Kom Azgeda - to be added.

Falo - She lived in a tank so OBVIOUSLY Scout wants to teach her how to shoot a gun.

Personality
Scout has an overall bubbly and optimistic personality. She is excited to be living on Earth and to be given a second chance, despite the looming war between the Hundred and the grounders. Scout is rather inquisitive and can trust others to a fault (as seen with Shiloh and the Mountain Men). From her time as a lookout on the Ark, she is quick on her feet and is skilled in finding escape routes in certain, dangerous situations.

Quotes
"Taking off these wristbands are the closest to freedom from the Ark as we'll ever get." - Scout (Season One)

"At first, I didn't understand why Kennedy changed his lesson plans so suddenly in Earth Skills. I thought he was crazy, but ... I hope I get the chance to thank him one day." - Scout (Season One)

"We either go down in history as the delinquents who couldn't survive the ground or we serve as living proof that second chances are possible." - Scout (Season One)

"Thank you ... for believing me about Shiloh." - Scout to Jaxon (Season One)

"You can't possibly think that we can trust a treaty with them, Leo. Are you insane? The grounders would jump at the first chance given to kill us." - Scout to Leo (Season One)

"If only the Ark could see us now, killing to survive. I bet they'd be proud." - Scout (Season One)

"Here's to total annihilation." - Scout (Season One)

"They're going to harvest our bone marrow, Nic." - Scout to Nicholas (Season Two)

"Don't worry, Commander. The Hundred have been on the ground for a while now. We'll show you how it works around here." - Scout to Nathaniel Elliot (Season Two)

"Keep being a good guy. It suits you." - Scout to Nate (Season Two)

Skills & Abilities
Most of her skills and abilities are derived from what Scout learned in her Earth Skills class on the Ark.