In the promo for next week, Emily/Amanda appears to be crying when she confronts Victoria, and that seems to be out of character for her. It will be epic and satisfying and a combination of these four years of inevitable forces rushing toward each other. The performance they both give is just tremendous. When we spoke to Emily and Madeleine about this scene, one of the things they really did love about it was it is the scene you expect, but it’s not in any way the scene you expect. And one of those that in many ways, it’s what the audience has been pining for, for four years, and has been expecting, but in many ways, it’s a completely unexpected way to do it.
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What sort of confrontation between Emily/Amanda and Victoria can we expect in the series finale?Īn epic one. The idea is that Emily will come learn of Ben’s death pretty quickly in the next episode - which will gut her because she knows it was his desire to actually help her, once again, that lead to her demise - and it will really confirm for her, even if no one else will listen to her at this point in time, that Victoria is alive. Essentially it was Ben looking to confirm the facts for himself so he was aware of it for a millisecond, before he met his untimely fate. Mason (Roger Bart) and Margaux (Karine Vanasse) definitely do. She basically lit it from outside the house. So Victoria did light the lighter, but then managed to get out? And then there’s one more final, huge, wonderful detail that we’ll reveal in the series finale that Emily couldn’t have known that she will also come to learn in the next episode, which will completely reveal what Victoria’s whole plan was, ultimately.
So what Emily re-created, I would say, is about 90% correct. In truth, what you saw in that episode was her holding the lighter, and then what you did not see was a small time cut, as the chair pulled back, and there was a different body in that chair. How did Victoria get out alive, if she started the fire in the mansion? Logistically, Victoria lit the lighter, but in last night’s episode, Emily/Amanda rehashed what she believes happened and we didn’t see that. This is a fine spot to end, however I wanted a pretty lacquered finish, so I coated the box with a layer of the Golden Pecan stain.Ī paintbrush or cloth will do the trick and just make sure to wipe the excess stain off when you're finished, if there is any.Let’s go back to the episode when Grayson Manor burned down. It's really amazing how quickly the wood burns!Īfter tracing my lines, the box turned out looking like this. I plugged in the tool and started tracing the lines on the wood with the tip. I burned my finger and immediately doused it with apple cider vinegar to minimize the after effects. Like 900 degrees Celsius hot in certain areas. (*Be SUPER careful with this puppy because it’s hot. …and then prepped my wood burning tool by finding the right tip, screwing it in, and putting it on the stand that it came with. Next I trimmed the template to make it easy to trace on the top of the box… Once I found my template, I printed it out and tested out the location on the top of the box. I started off by looking online for an infinity symbol template that matched the one from the actual box. Wood stain ( I went with a lovely Golden Pecan shade) Wooden box ( I used a 8-1/4 x 5-5/8 chest)ģ. Wood soldering kit ( The Darice kit I used is a steal at $14!)Ģ. Here’s a rundown of the supplies you’ll need:ġ.
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(For those Revenge obsessed, you can head over here to HelloGiggles to read the post with the full TV tie in! For those non-fans, we're going to get to some woodworking for the very first time!! For those fans, you know what I'm talking about - Emily Thorne’s all-important infinity box that holds all her revengeful secrets. Because I'm obsessed with Revenge (well less obsessed now than I was first season, but I'm invested so I still watch) I was super excited to craft what might be the most important piece from the show.
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