'Revenge' season 4 spoilers: 'Bait' episode to reveal secrets, focuses on Jack and Emily

The mid-season premiere of the fourth season of "Revenge" is coming on March 8 on ABC and it will pick up where the last episode left off. 

The 14th episode of the suspense drama left everyone hanging with its cliffhangers; however, the answers will be found in the next episode. One of the itching questions that will be brought to the light is about Victoria's (Madeleine Stowe) phone call. In the last episode, Queen V received a vague phone call about a death in the family. The details of the tragic event will be disclosed when the show returns. Victoria is still miming the vengeful acts in the background. 

The teaser trailer for episode 15 focuses on Jack and Emily, while the official synopsis reads:

"Emily will see Margaux's true colors. Plot description number 2: When Margaux uses her ammunition against both Emily and Jack, their friendship will take a dramatic turn. In the meantime, Natalie will show Victoria the true reason behind her arrival in the Hamptons."

Emily Thorne (Emily VanCamp) will have problems with Jack (Nick Wechsler) after the latter sees the kiss with Ben (Brian Hallisay). This will have a large effect on Emily's new found love. In relation with Jack, Margaux (Karine Vanasse) thinks that Jack will get in the way of her revenge. The latter is seeking revenge for Daniel Grayson (Josh Barrowman). 

Lastly, Natalie's (Gina Torres) role in the series will most likely be revealed in the next episode since her presence has always been vague. Nolan (Gabriel Mann) is trying to figure out married life, while Louise (Elena Satine) is getting sober. 

The next episode was penned by Shannon Goss and directed by Ty Trullinger. The episode will air on Sunday, March 8, at 9 p.m. central time on ABC.  

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