Last Sunday’s episode of Revenge showed us Natalie’s true colors. Does this mean we won’t be seeing any more of her?
In Revenge season 4, episode 16, “Retaliation,” we were all worried how Victoria would handle Natalie, especially after hiring Lyman to help take her down. Last week’s episode started out with Victoria and Lyman upset over their loss in the courtroom. Natalie was rather smug about her win and even invited Victoria to her huge Fourth of July party.
At said party, Natalie was feeding lies about David to the press regarding his mental state. Later in the evening when she brought him back to her room she ripped her own dress and yelled at him to “stop.” David then realized he was being set up. Natalie confessed that she and Conrad were in love and she was originally after Conrad’s estate. Once she didn’t get that, she decided to go after Conrad’s father’s estate and pretty much forced his hand to sign everything over to her.
For once we were glad that Victoria was lurking in the shadows and ended up recording their entire conversation. Victoria threatened to give the recording to authorities if she didn’t have everything signed over to her name.
Related:Revenge season 4, episode 16 recap
Is this the end for Natalie?
Gina Torres is an amazing actress. Our readers probably recognize her most from Firefly or Suits — or maybe The Matrix Revolutions. Anyone? No? Okay.
Every scene that Victoria and Natalie shared was cut-throat. They’re both powerful women and can manipulate people to do what they want. If they had joined forces for one reason or another who knows what they could have accomplished!
Tommy Flanagan from Sons of Anarchy joined Revenge as a huge villain earlier this season and was also gone too soon. He was super creepy and had his own revenge agenda because Jack killed his daughter (who killed Daniel) and he could also have done wonders for the show — and its ratings.
Are the Revenge writers just bringing in amazing actors for short story arcs to keep its viewers occupied? Or to delay Margaux’s villainous (and annoying) plans? If so, keep the amazing actors coming but please lengthen their story arcs!
We really hope to see more of Natalie, but we have a feeling it’s come to an end.