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'Revenge' Season 4 Mid-Season Premiere Spoilers, Plot News: Victoria Has New Enemy As She Deals with Family Death

Mercy Soriano March 03, 2015 06:21 PM EST

"Revenge" is likely to see Natalie becoming the new enemy of Victoria when the mid-season premiere of the show's Season 4 airs this Sunday, March 8. Fans will be eager to see how Victoria reacts to this new challenge in her life.

In the previous episode, Victoria was shown receiving a phone call about a death in the family. Details of this are expected to be revealed in Episode 15, entitled "Bait." Speculations are rife that it would be her youngest child Charlotte Clarke who died, adding to the challenges Victoria will need to face in the second half of the season.

Emily Thorne (Emily VanCamp), meanwhile, appears to be getting Jack Porter (Nick Wechsler) in trouble again.

This Sunday's show will follow up on the discovery by Margaux (Karine Vanasse) in the previous episode that Jack would be implicated in her quest for revenge. It seems she will go ahead with it, nonetheless.

Victoria has repeatedly warned her that revenge was a dangerous game, but Margaux insists on avenging the death of Daniel Grayson (Josh Barrowman).

The last episode ended with a kiss between Emily and Ben (Brian Hallisay), which was witnessed by Jack. Sneak peaks and photos for the second half of the season, however, seem to indicate that love will definitely be in the air for Emily and Jack.

In the synopsis for Episode 15 on TV.com, "Margaux uses her ammo on Emily and Jack, which causes a shift in their friendship. Elsewhere, Natalie reveals the truth about her presence in the Hamptons to Victoria."

It should be recalled that Victoria has tried to figure Natalie out in past episodes but always to no avail.

Viewers are awaiting what happens to the married life of Nolan (Gabriel Mann). Louise (Elena Satine) is sobering up, thanks to Emily.

New conflicts and situations would surely be introduced as "Revenge" moves closer to its season finale.

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