Abigail Griffin

Abigail Griffin is a major character in the first, second and third seasons of The Skaion Walks Tonight. She is portrayed by Paige Turco and debuts in "Careful! Subjects Fragile!".

Abby is the daughter of Isaac and Faith. She is also the widow of Jake Griffin and the biological mother of both Clarke and Kent Griffin. In 2132, she and Jake made the heartbreaking to decision to send their second child to Earth because of the Ark's Exodus Charter. Kent would then be found and later raised by a Grounder named Anya.

Abby was the Chief Medical Officer and a former Council member on the Ark. She was on the Council when they chose to send the 100 to Earth and had been monitoring them throughout the first season. She is currently the temporary Chancellor of Arkadia but is struggling with leadership due to the rebellious actions of her daughter, Clarke.

Early Life
Abigail was born on the Ark. She married Jake Griffin and gave birth to their daughter, Clarke. In 2132, she gave birth to her and Jake's second child, Kent. They would then decide to send their son to Earth to prevent him living a life where he'd be imprisoned for being born. She later became the Chief Medical Officer and a member of the Council.

Abby's husband discovered an error with oxygen levels on the Ark and, knowing that it meant that life would stop being sustainable, thought the people had a right to know. Abby and the Council disagreed because they feared it would only cause riots and mass panic. Jake was going to go public with this knowledge anyway, but only Abigail, Clarke, and Wells Jaha (Clarke's best friend whom she had told in confidence), knew about it. Abby accidentally condemned Jake before he was able to release the video recording that he made because she told Chancellor Jaha, hoping he would convince Jake not to go through with it. Instead, Jaha arrested Jake and had him floated immediately. After watching her father being sucked into space, Clarke was put in juvenile lock-up, also known as the Sky Box, because of her knowledge of the error. Abby allowed Clarke to think it was Wells who had turned her father in, causing problems in both relationships.

Abby was part of the organization and running of the 100 program that sent 100 prisoners, including Clarke, down to Earth.