ABC’s ‘Revenge’ season 3 spoilers: What’s wrong with Conrad Grayson?
For “Revenge” fans, today has to be one of great anticipation. Why? In just a week’s time, the ABC series is poised to return with an episode entitled “Sin” that is going to ramp the drama up to another level. The buzz is very positive that the premiere is a return to form, and if that is true, there is a definite reason to be excited about what comes next.
With that in mind, we present to the left a photo from “Sin,” the episode of the show to premiere on Sunday, October 6. What is going on here? It seems that Conrad Grayson is either very upset or in pain, and two women in Emily Thorne and his daughter Charlotte are forced to be at his side.
But what is Emily doing even being close to Conrad? Given her history here, this is something that we certainly did not expect to see. The clear assumption is that she is working on her latest mission, which should go along with the old adage of “keep your friends close, and your enemies closer.” If Emily is going to get revenge on the death of Amanda, the best way in which for her to do so is to strike from within. That is an easier-said-than-done sort of thing, but Emily has time to figure it out. Whatever happens this fall leads to Emily getting “married,” and the consequently shot. Is this part of the plan? We are certainly excited to find out.
What do you think is going on in this photo? We want to hear some of your thoughts with a comment below! Meanwhile, be sure to click here if you want to read some news about just who Emily Thorne’s adversary is going to be in this episode. (Here’s a hint: They are someone of a holy persuasion.)
Photo: ABC
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September 22, 2013 @ 10:59 pm
As the Graysons houses are open-houses with no effective security guards, somebody entered, and he is threatening the Graysons patriach during dinner. Victoria Grayson will say “how repetitious!” Conrad is ill, as shown in different spoilers. What has surprised me so many times, is the Grayson family breaches of security. People sneak in and out so easily in their rooms, bedrooms, dressing room, dining rooms, study, pool house. In addition, their staff are opening the manor front-door without asking anyone for their identity. Strange! They know, they have ennemies, but they are not enough serious for protecting themselves physically. How can Conrad an actual governor doesn’t have bodyguards? How can Jack could easily entered in his campaign center with a weapon, whereas we knew he was banned (even if Ashley gave him a pass, no pat down?).