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'Reign' season 4 spoilers: new trailer reveals chilling confessions from the queens

Shiena Bernardino January 20, 2017 08:31 AM EST

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The three powerful queens made their confessions in the latest teaser for the fourth and final season of "Reign" released by The CW.

Based on the video, Mary, Queen of Scots (Adelaide Kane), Queen Catherine de' Medici (Megan Follows), and Queen Elizabeth I of England (Rachel Skarsten) are making their confession in front of a priest.

All three of them admitted that they committed a lot of sins in their lives. They all confessed that they had lust in their hearts, and they have taken carnal pleasures in the past. They also mentioned that they made those who betrayed them suffer and pay with their lives.

The three queens also admitted that some of the people close to them also suffered in their hands, including Catherine's children and Mary's friends and brother.

Mary also confessed that she married a man who she wishes to be dead, and longed for the touch of another man. Elizabeth, on the other hand, revealed that she envied and feared Mary, who happens to be her cousin.

The three of them also declared that they are willing to anything and everything to preserve their reign, even if they have to hurt others.

Yet it can be noticeable in the video that out of the three powerful women, only Mary appears to be truly remorseful about her past sins.

Meanwhile, other details about the plot for "Reign" season 4 remain under wraps. But speculations claim that Mary will have several suitors in the upcoming season.

One of the men who will come in Mary's life will be a nobleman named Lord Darnley (Will Kemp). The other one will be called Bothwell, who will be portrayed by Adam Croasdell.

Reports also claim that Narcisse's (Craig Parker) son, Gabriel, will also fall in love with Princess Claude (Rose Williams).

The CW will air the premiere episode of "Reign" season 4 on Friday, Feb. 10.

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