'Sons of Anarchy' season 7 episode 10 'Faith and Despondency' - Will Abel reveal the truth?

SAMCRO and "Sons of Anarchy" fans are still reeling from what happened last episode. Bobby Munson is now dead and was killed by August Marks. The sons are grieving but they can't do that for long as there's a battle with Marks' crew that they will be preparing for.

Episode 10 of Season 7 is titled "Faith and Despondency" and the plot just gets thicker and thicker as we're four episodes away from the series finale. In the upcoming episode, SAMCRO will have to deal with the wrath of Moses Cartwright.

In the promo for "Faith and Despondency," Cartwright is out for blood as SAMCRO was able to put Marks behind bars for the killing of Bobby. Cartwright's crew was able to get to Rat and T.O. Cross and it looks like things are going to get violent. According to The Inquisitr, Rat has been missing in the photos for the late "SOA" episodes, which means that Episode 10 may just be his last.

In the same episode, Jax and Tully are plotting something so they can get Juice to kill Lin. But there's something more to this as Jarry and Unser now know that Juice and Gemma already lied about Dun's presence at the house the time Tara died. Jarry and Unser will do some more investigating to uncover the truth about Tara's death.

According to TV Line, Luke Massy will appear in the episode as Otis, an Aryan Brotherhood player. Winsome will also be back and will have scenes with Jax. Additionally, Venus Van Dam will also return and may heat things up with Tig.

With just four episodes left, speculations are running wild. When will Abel tell the truth about Gemma killing Tara? Who will die next? How will Gemma's secret be revealed? Will Jax learn the truth?

Follow the last four episodes of "Sons of Anarchy" every Tuesday on FX. If you miss tonight's episode, be sure to watch it online via live stream on FX.

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