Revenge season 4, episode 13, “Abduction,” just aired! Find out what happened with our favorite South Hampton residents in tonight’s episode.
Revenge starts out with Emily and Victoria waking up and realizing that they were abducted by Malcolm Black. Black slaps Emily after saying he needs to send David a message and we have a feeling that he isn’t going to be playing nicely with these two.
David tells Jack to watch his back because if Malcolm thinks Kate is still alive he’ll stay in town.
Jack meets with Ben and says he needs help, “no questions asked.” Ben lets him know that he’s privy to everything. Jack says he thinks Malcolm has something to do with Alvarez’s disappearance and that’s all Ben needed to convince him to help.
David receives a video from Malcolm of Victoria and Emily. He calls over Jack with Ben in tow. They decide to use an old voicemail recording that Kate left on Jack’s phone to use as bait to convince Malcolm that she’s alive. They plan to meet up.
We see the lovely Penelope Ellis show up at the Beach Club and Louise of course thinks this is another hallucination. However, it isn’t and Louise and Nolan realize that she’s staying in the Hamptons for a while.
Penelope pays Louise a visit later in her hotel room and informs her that a judge appointed her her legal conservator. If she breathes a word of the pills to anyone then she’s cut off.
Nolan promises Louise that he’ll to try and figure a way out of this for Louise.
Victoria tells Malcolm that if he looks further into Jack Porter then he may sooner find the whereabouts of his daughter. If this information works in her favor he’ll let her go. Naturally, Emily freaks out about this and tries to fight the guard that’s assigned to question Jack.
Emily’s skills don’t work in her favor and now the guard is assigned to kill Jack after questioning him.
While tied up, Emily lets Victoria know that David’s been plotting her death. That’s how she knew to send her the text about the lighthouse.
Malcolm brings Victoria to meet with David in exchange for Kate. David insists on exchanging with Emily but Malcolm doesn’t budge. Once Malcolm realizes that Kate isn’t in David’s van he shoots him in the leg.
He won’t kill him because he wants him to suffer more. Victoria looks from behind and realization comes across her face as David could care less about her.
Jack enters his apartment where Ben was tied up and fights off Malcolm’s guard. Thank goodness little Carl wasn’t home, oh wait, he’s NEVER home. When tying up the guard Jack notices a mark on the guard’s shirt that had to have been from Emily. The two detectives end up realizing where Em and Victoria are being held captive.
Malcolm brings David to where he’s keeping Emily and Victoria captive and just as Malcolm is to going to stab Emily Victoria yells that she’s the one who killed Kate!
Then as Malcolm is going to kill Victoria Jack and Ben show up. A fight ensues and once Malcolm grabs Emily to throw her into the incinerator (at which point Victoria looks very distraught) David shoots Malcolm dead.
That. Was. Close.
(Side note: It’s a bit unfortunate that this is the last we’re going to see of actor Tommy Flanagan, he could have been an interesting villain to have on the show for longer than two episodes. He’ll be missed.)
We come to find out that Emily and Victoria planned to work together the entire time. So it wasn’t just Victoria being genuine out of the kindness of her heart.
Victoria tells David that he and his daughter need to be together and she needs to grieve her son.
Back at the Beach Club, Nolan and Louise confront Penelope and tell her that the loophole to her plan was Louise getting married — AND THEY GOT MARRIED! So that makes Nolan her conservator.
Once Nolan walks away to get drinks, Penelope tells Louise that those pills made her forget what truly happened to her father. That Louise killed her father. When Nolan finds out she’s going to be left with nothing, her mother tells her.
In unrelated news to this entire recap, Margaux hires a man that worked with her father to help dig up evidence on Emily. She tells Victoria that honoring Daniel’s memory is something she has to do.
“Revenge is a dangerous game,” Victoria tells her.
If she only knew…