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Which Phoenix resident could be going down in flames tonight? Charisma has the answer.
Lying Game fans, it’s all come down to this: The March 12 spring finale is here at last, and Charisma Carpenter assures us the biggest surprises — and Rebecca’s lowest moments — have yet to be seen. “She’s unravelling,” Charisma tells HollywoodLife.com of the monstrous mom. “She’s running out of allies, everyone is feeling alienated by her, and I have no idea what’s going to happen next.”
Except she totally does know what’s going to happen next, and it could include another funeral.
“Somebody’s future — their fate, their life — will be a cliffhanger,” Charisma reveals. “You’ll be like, ‘No! That character can’t die!’ It’s not just Theresa.”
Will Derek & Theresa’s Killer Be Revealed?
Though Charisma says we won’t “definitively” know who killed Derek and Theresa by the end of the finale, there’s a potentially bigger revelation that should take our minds off that for a while.
“There’s going to be a huge reveal that no one expected about who the big, bad evil is,” she tells me. “You’re going to be left going, ‘Oh my God, are you kidding me right now?’”
(I have a feeling that’s connected to the “colliding trains” executive producer Chuck Pratt Jr. told me about last week.)
Charisma can’t reveal exactly what Rebecca will be up to on the finale, but she suspects her character will be “chased out of town with torches after the shenanigans we see on this week’s episode. I suspect there are greater lows ahead.”
What’s Next For Rebecca On ‘The Lying Game’?
But the most surprising part about Rebecca’s master plan — in my mind, anyway — is that it’s coming from a genuine place!
“She’s angry that Kristin got to be the mom, then found out even she had feelings of doubt about Sutton,” Charisma explains. “If she had a chance to be the mom, she’d never have thought hose things. She believes she could have been a better mom. She’s trying, in a very misguided way, to get her daughters’ loyalty. It’s not Rebecca’s fault; she didn’t want to be away from the twins.”
By Andy Swift
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