Revenge season 4: Show to come to an end after shocking twists?

Latest rumors claimed that ABC's thriller "Revenge" is ending its run with season 4.

According to web site Hollywood Daily News, the fourth season of "Revenge" is the biggest and best season yet. It is bursting with plots and angles. Conrad and Aiden died last season, Victoria is in a mental institution, and David Clarke is rumored to be alive.

If David Clarke is indeed alive, some sources speculated that the show is coming to a close. Emily's revenge is to avenge her father's death. Now that he is not dead, her main motivation will prove to be meaningless. However, with the recent passing of her fiancé Aiden, it was leaked that fans will still see Emily's wrath next season.

However, spoilers claimed that Emily will have a new love interest next season. Rumors point to two possible characters that will end up being on Emily's side. One is Jack, Emily's old flame, as there is a chance that Emily and Jack will rekindle their romance and will deliver a happy ending.

Recent reports claimed that a new character will be added in the series, which will become Emily's new beau. "The new character is an old friend of Jack's, who will drop by for a short period, after 'something happens' to Jack. He makes friends with quite a few local people. Including Em" a source revealed.

Meanwhile, fans should watch out as Victoria Grayson is expected to strike back at Emily after what the latter did to the Grayson family and for locking her in a mental institution.

On the other hand, it is still unknown what will be the impact of David's return in the show after everyone thought that he was dead. Moreover, he may have to choose between Emily and Victoria. Thus, it is still unknown whose side he will take on. However, producers admitted that David Clarke will cause a lot of problems to the characters.

"Revenge" season 4 will come back on air this fall.

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