When I was a little girl the delineation between good and evil was as clear as night and day. But as life grows complicated that line blurs and we learn to justify our actions when we believe we’ve crossed it. If we aren’t careful, those choices can fill us with darkness leaving us destined to never see light again.

Upon embarking upon a path of revenge, Confucius warns that one should dig two graves. Confucius was right. The second of the two graves was meant for me. I was only saved by my father’s infinite love. I know now that revenge only brings darkness. I couldn’t see the light until I considered my father’s advice to try and forgive. It’s not easy but my father once said that nothing worth doing ever is. Well, with one exception.

Is there life after revenge for Nolan Ross?

I consider myself lucky. Most morality tales don't have a happy ending. For some reason karma saw fit to spare me. But not without leaving deeply etched wounds.

When everything you love has been stolen from you, consider my story as you embark on your own journey of revenge. And always remember, what goes around, comes around.

Louise-speak. Well, let's put that through Google translate.

Last question, Margaux, and then I start with the cheekbones...

Emily: If something goes wrong I don't want you to be complicit. David: 'If something goes wrong?' Look around you. Everything's gone wrong.

I don't know which Victoria Grayson you met but mine was the most manipulative human I've ever known

Jack: The other night I heard that you came to the airport to tell me not to leave and I just have to know...is that true? Emily: Yes. I wanted you to stay. I want you to stay.