'Revenge' season 4 spoilers: It's Natalie vs Victoria in episode 16 'Retaliation'

Now that Natalie is well-heeled with her mounting riches, she is ready to make Victoria, who always used money to get her way, realize who truly rules Hampton in the upcoming episode of "Revenge" titled "Retaliation." 

Episode 15 is all about rivalries — the end of one and the deepening of the other. The upcoming installment promises moments that involve David and Victoria without all the bad blood, something weirdly new to viewers. 

Their feud went on for too long that fans already forgot what it was like seeing them not having a go at each other. It was during Louise and Nolan's wedding when Victoria acquainted her former lover with the fact that their warfare is no more, completely neglecting the disturbing reality that David wanted to get her killed.

But it seems like Victoria just wants serenity, longing to be left alone while she laments over her son's untimely death. However, it looks like she is far from getting that ever-evasive peace with Natalie determined to cause trouble to bring her down. 

In the episode, Natalie organizes a Fourth of July revelry as part of a gambit to make Victoria green-eyed of her wealth. With newfound control, Natalie craves to see Victoria in major anguish by muddling with her fundraising event that aims to preserve the memory of her fallen son Daniel. 

The new episode may also reveal how it all turns out for Jack, as he goes all-out in making Emily fall in love with him. But the mission is not simple, not with Ben around, so he definitely has to step up his game. It is easy for him to realize that when he walks in on them wrapped around each other in an intimate embrace.

Good thing for Emily's besotted childhood friend, Ben's brother and former wife are rumored to show up in upcoming installments of the show. This may just be what he needs to thwart the burgeoning romance and ultimately get his long-time love see him as more than just a buddy. 

Episode 16 of "Revenge" season 4 will be aired on March 15. 

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