Upcoming episode five of "The Blacklist" season four may have Liz and Reddington in a hostile place after the former discovers more lies about her life. Alexander Kirk may be captured by Reddington already when the series returns.
Liz And Red To Not Be In Good Terms Again In The Upcoming Episode 5 Of "The Blacklist"
Elizabeth "Liz" Keen has had a complicated relationship with Raymond "Red" Reddington ever since the series began more or less four years ago. The latter has always been secretive and dishonest towards Liz, claiming that he is only protecting her from the pain of knowing the truth. However, Liz seems to be full of it already in the upcoming episode of "The Blacklist."
It has been alleged that Liz will once again feel betrayed by Red and the two will yet again engage in a misunderstanding. Liz may found out some truth to her past life, one that Red has denied to tell her since the beginning and this this angered her. As she hunts for her daughter who is being held captive by a man who claims to be his father, she encounters many hindrances along the way.
Red Tracks Down Kirk In His Own Ways; Uses His Doctor To Lure Him Into Captivity
Red seems to have devised his own way to lure Alexander Kirk, the man who claims to be Liz's father. He uses the latter's hematologist to track his location and get Liz and Tom's daughter back. It can be recalled that Kirk took away Liz and her child in the hopes that they may help cure him in his rare disease which is in need of the blood of a direct relative. However, since Liz is going to discover something about her past that will anger her, speculations have circulated that he may not be telling the truth.
Here then again comes the long running theory that Red may indeed be Liz's biological father, especially when it was found out that he was in love with her mother. Liz may be the result of that love and for whatever reason he has, Red is doing his best to keep this alleged information from her. To find out more, "The Blacklist" returns this Thursday, October 20 on NBC.
