'Revenge' season 4 spoilers: Will Emily's secret be revealed? Who else will die?

If this is truly the last season of the show, the showrunners are making sure that "Revenge" will go out swinging. It has been a long road for the series, battling negative criticisms from the previous seasons and again, the slow start this season. But things are picking up and it's getting more interesting, especially how the finale will look like. 

TVLine was able to gather the latest news for the remaining episodes of season 4. It appears that there are still major deaths coming and there's no telling who that could be. 

Jack Porter could actually be one of them. Actor Nick Wechsler told TVLine that Malcolm Black will be going after his character and after everyone. Fans should be "fairly worried," he said, but fans can still expect Jack to try and rescue Emily from Black. 

"It's a team effort. Jack will be damned before he lets anything happen to her," Weschler revealed.

On the other hand, Gabriel Mann (Nolan Ross) wasn't too helpful sharing who will meet his or her demise. However, he did give a fair waning to every fan. 

"Any one of us could be gone without proper circumstance. They have no qualms about anyone dying on this show. ... We're going real, real, real big this year... It's a big one. Our creator, Mike Kelley, envisioned the end of the series as a beach covered with the bodies of our characters, with Emily and Victoria climbing over them to get to each other," Mann revealed. 

Meanwhile, another very important storyline is the disclosure of Emily's secret. Now, Margaux knows the truth from Victoria's perspective and she has the power to reveal the secret publicly. Margaux has grown to despise Emily since the death of Daniel. For her, Emily needs to be stopped. What will she do next?

"Revenge" season 4 returns with a new episode on Jan. 19.

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