Well, Clone Club – are you ready for our final session? With Season 5 of Orphan Black finally here, the end of the story for Sarah (Tatiana Maslany), Cosima, Alison, Helena draws near. And the stakes? Well, quite naturally they've never been higher. When we last left the clones at the end of Season 4, things had looked better for the sestras: Helena, Alison and Donnie (Kristian Bruun) were holding down a remote stronghold, Cosima had taken a turn for the worse, and Sarah was left bleeding on a beach after a particularly nasty tussle with Rachel.

It wasn't all doom and gloom though – Cosima was also finally reunited with Delphine (Evelyne Brochu) and got her hands on a cure for the illness that ails the LEDA clones. Season 5 will double down on some of that aforementioned darkness as Rachel sits in control of the clones: new factions will be uncovered, alliances will be tested and the clone club could threaten to splinter apart under the ever-increasing pressure pressure. Without revealing too much, things will certainly get worse before they get better, we're ranking each of the remaining LEDA clones by their level of peril as the enter the final season. Who will make it to the end of the series? It's certainly difficult to know how exactly the creators will bring their sprawling mythology to a close, but we've certainly got a pretty decent guess as to who's going to make it out of all of this alive.

[Spoilers for Season 5 ahead]

8) Tony Sawicki

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Status: Unlikely to Return

Sure, we only saw Tony for one brief and deeply awkward episode –but as far as we know, the lone transgender Project LEDA clone is still out there somewhere. And while Tony certainly must be resourceful to last as long as he has without the protection of his fellow clones, he lands himself here solely because he’s likely a functionally defunct member of the club. (We're not ruling out a quick cameo in the finale, though.)

7) MK

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Status: Dead

In perhaps one of the most brutal moments of the entire series, MK met her unfortunate end at the hands of Ferdinand in Felix's loft at the end of Episode 2. It was a heart-breaking moment: and even though it was framed as a hail mary meant to save Sarah and the rest of the clone clan, it struck me as largely unnecessary. Hopefully the rest of the season will tease out the repercussions of MK's shockingly violent death. I'd hate to see one of the clones snuffed out simply for the sake of plot.

6) Rachel Dunne

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Status: In Peril 

Ah, Rachel. The lone black coat of the clone club, the Neolution head has essentially been recovering since she took a pencil to the eye in Season 2, but it was in Season 4 that the baddie found herself back at the top of pile. When we last saw her, she'd tasted victory after coming face to face with Sarah Manning and ridden off in the sunset to track down the founded of Neolutionism himself, but now we find the series' most enduring villain at a crossroads. For the show to round out a satisfying final season, it seems that Rachel must either become a sestra in her own right or stay with dark side and die. Technically, the antagonist has never been stronger – but without building up her own moral muscle, Rachel could resign herself to a violent, ironic fate.

5) Krystal Goderitch

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Status: Light Peril

As much fun as Krystal is to watch (and for Maslany to play), Krystal still hasn't managed to wrap her brain around Project LEDA (remember, Sarah's a "seven on a good day"). This, combined with her sense of justice and general total misunderstanding of what Neolution's larger plan, Krystal is perhaps the clone most vulnerable to Rachel's scheming. And while it certainly would be fantastic to witness Krystal's slow conversion to the clone club, it's certainly difficult to put money on her ability to outsmart any sort of tough situation.

4) Cosima Niehaus

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Status: Light Peril

For as long as I can remember, Cosima has been in danger: a brilliant scientist driven in ceaseless chase of a cure motivated by her own illness at the hands of the genetics that created her, the fan-favorite sestra has had her work cut out for her since Season 1. At the close of Season 4, she's in rough shape, sicker than ever and run through the proverbial ringer after an emotional roller coaster with Delphine. Luckily, she's also closer than ever to a cure. Cosima's sense of peril is always high – and her proximity to the cure unfortunately doesn’t change the fact that the show has been effectually preparing the audience for the possibility of her death since the start of the show. It’s unlikely any of the core clones won’t make it to the end of the series (a tragic end for Delphine is far more likely), but if a clone were to fall prey to Neolution, it would be Cosima. Stay strong, Cos!

3) Sarah Manning

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Status: Relatively Safe

Unless you’re Game of Thrones, one inimitable rule of satisfying dramatic television of this: in a multi-season journey, the one character that’s off the chopping block indefinitely is the main character. Unfortunately, the last time we saw Sarah Manning, she was in a bad way – bleeding out on a beach after an unfortunate tangle with Rachel that set Sarah on what looks to be a perilous downward spiral. Certainly Sarah isn’t going anywhere as Orphan Black rolls into its final season, but she’s gonna need to do some healing up before she returns to kick Rachel’s ass.

2)  Alison Hendrix

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Status: Safe

After Alison’s most dangerous season yet, the semi suburban crime lord has managed to bumble into a safe hold with Helena and Donnie. A fan favorite 'til the end and known largely for her ability to keep her nose out of the more dangerous Project LEDA mania, it's hard to imagine Alison getting in too deep with the higher level Neolution nonsense this season. Alison has always been handy with a gun, but after sending nearly all of Season 4 in other people's crosshairs, it’s unlikely she’ll hesitate before pulling that trigger.

1) Helena

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Status: Shining Star

I have to tell you something: Helena, I like. After appearing in Season 1 as an unstoppable, mysterious villain, Helena has quickly become one of the most lovable members of the clone club thanks to her matter of fact approach to even the most perilous of circumstances, her undying devotion to her sestras and her disturbing flair for the slick and violent. The Ukrainian force of nature took a bit of a backseat in Season 4, but as she defends her stronghold with Donnie and Alison, it’s hard to see any outcome in which Helena doesn’t make it out of this alive and well (and as a new mother). After all, she’s already died once before – and even that didn’t stop her.

The final season of Orphan Black premieres on Saturday, June 10 on BBC America.