20 Times You Wanted to Be Just as Fierce as Emily Thorne on Revenge

Updated on 9/18/2014 at 3:22 PM

If we learned anything from the game-changing season three finale of Revenge, it's that while things might not always go Emily Thorne's way, she gets what she wants in the end. This week, with the release of the dramatic season four trailer and the equally compelling premiere pictures, it seems Victoria Grayson is hell-bent on returning the favor. We all know, though, that taking Emily down is no easy feat. Keep scrolling to see why Emily Thorne is the fiercest saboteur the Hamptons have ever seen.

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20 Times You Wanted to Be Just as Fierce as Emily Thorne on Revenge

When She's Like, "You Don't Even Know the First Thing About the First Thing"

When It's Time to Get Down to Business

When Her Face Is Like, "Do NOT Even Mess"

When She Seems Sweet but Is Filled With Venom

When She's Like, "I Don't Have Time For This Nonsense"

When She's Fierce and Ready to Dominate and She Knows It

When Things Get Out of Control

When She Learns From Her Mistakes

When She Gets Some Serious Beyoncé Fan Action

When She's Got a Gun and She's Not Afraid to Use It

When You Can Actually See Her Formulating Her Master Plan

When She's All Like, "B*tch, Please"

When She Shares Her Insight Into Human Nature

When She's Got Her Game Face On

When She Shares Her Sage Wisdom

When She Gets All Intense and Pensive on the Beach

When You Know She's About to Tell It Like It Is

When She Knows What She Wants and GETS IT

When She Shows Off Her Deadly Assassin Skills

And Finally, When Her Work Is Done and She Flawlessly Puts on Her Jacket

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