Act Out Your Guilt

The protagonist reveals their traumatic childhood where their mother committed suicide after discovering their father's infidelity with actress Blanche Whitmore, who then used the father to advance her career. Now grown up, the protagonist seeks revenge by infiltrating Blanche's life through her son under the alias 'Judge Pen', aiming to make Blanche suffer for her past crimes.Will the protagonist's revenge plan succeed, or will Blanche uncover the truth before it's too late?

Blanche Whitmore is drawn into a mysterious three-episode project written by the popular Judge Pen, despite her mother's reservations. The sealed set and the eerie familiarity of the script hint at deeper secrets, especially when Blanche encounters an old acquaintance who seems to have a personal vendetta.What dark truths will the sealed set reveal about Blanche's past?

During a rehearsal, the on-screen couple's flirtatious banter blurs the line between acting and real-life affairs, leading to leaked photos that threaten the production.Will the leaked photos expose the truth or is this all part of a carefully crafted script?

Blanche Whitmore meets Sue Lockwood, who is playing the mistress in their show, and there's an unsettling familiarity between them. As filming begins, Sue eerily mirrors Blanche's past actions in a scene where the mistress seduces the husband, hinting at deeper connections and hidden agendas.What dark secrets from Blanche's past is Sue Lockwood about to expose?

Blanche lands a new role and seeks advice from Miss Hawthorne, while Sue and another character engage in a rehearsal that hints at underlying tensions and hidden truths. Miss Hawthorne's cryptic advice about honesty before success adds to the intrigue.What secrets are Blanche and Sue hiding behind their rehearsals and advice?

During filming, tensions rise as veteran actress Blanche Whitmore loses control during a key scene, leading to a physical altercation with a younger actress. The incident reveals underlying personal grudges and professional jealousy, hinting at deeper conflicts within the production.Will Blanche's unprofessional behavior jeopardize the entire production?

Blanche Whitmore, the lead actress, discovers that the script's scene mirrors her own dark secret involving poisoning, leading to a real-life medical emergency on set.Will Blanche's real-life actions catch up to her as the production continues?

Blanche accuses Sue of switching her vitamins with sleeping pills, believing it's an attempt on her life, while others dismiss it as an overreaction or misunderstanding, hinting at deeper personal conflicts.Will Sue's hidden intentions come to light as Blanche's paranoia grows?

Blanche confronts Sue on the rooftop, revealing deep-seated resentment and fear as Sue taunts her about aging and her husband's love, leading to a shocking revelation that Sue might be Sylvia seeking revenge, culminating in a desperate plea for mercy.Will Blanche survive Sue's vengeful intentions?

Blanche Whitmore flawlessly performs a script she claims to have never received, raising suspicions about her knowledge of the lines and her connection to the writer Sue Lockwood.How did Blanche know her lines if she never received the new script?

Sue reveals lines to Blanche, hinting at a disturbing parallel between the script and Blanche's own life. As tensions rise, it becomes clear that someone is manipulating events to make Blanche feel like the victim, setting the stage for a dramatic confrontation with a key player who may expose Blanche's true nature.Will Blanche's true colors be revealed when the key player arrives?

Morris Dalton, River Kingsley's former driver, now producing Blanche Whitmore's new TV series, reveals that Blanche has been targeting Sue Lockwood and asks River to intervene to prevent escalation.Will River Kingsley uncover the truth behind Blanche's vendetta against Sue?

Sue confronts her father about a disturbing past incident involving a missing child and medication tampering, while River Kingsley warns Sue to stay away from his wife, revealing a tense history between them.Will Sue uncover the truth about her father's dark past and face the consequences of River Kingsley's warning?

Vincent encounters his long-lost father, leading to a tense confrontation about past family betrayals and the mysterious death of his mother, while also revealing his connection to Blanche and their current conflicts.Will Vincent's unresolved past with his father and Blanche escalate into a dangerous confrontation?

Sue Lockwood's past catches up with her as an unexpected visitor reveals deep family secrets and connections tied to Blanche Whitmore, leading to a tense confrontation and a rush to the hospital.What other secrets will Sue's family uncover about her past?

Blanche Whitmore is publicly accused by a woman of having an affair with her husband, leading to a heated confrontation filled with denial and physical altercation.Will the truth behind the alleged affair come to light?

River unexpectedly takes on a controversial new role as the lover of the mistress, defying his mother's wishes and sparking tension on set.Will River's decision to take the role unravel hidden family secrets?

During a passionate scene rehearsal, tensions rise between the actor and his mistress off-screen, revealing their hidden affair, while the director struggles to maintain focus on the script.Will their real-life affair jeopardize the production?

The episode delves into the blurred lines between acting and reality as characters navigate secret affairs and hidden intentions, with Sue's mysterious scheme threatening to unravel relationships.Will Sue's scheme succeed, or will her plans be exposed before she can carry them out?

Sue Lockwood's past resurfaces as her private pictures go viral, leading to a controversial new scene being added to the film where Blanche Whitmore is to play a drunk woman assaulted by punks. The director justifies it as both entertainment and a publicity stunt, but Sue objects, suggesting Blanche's character should intervene to show kindness, hinting at deeper manipulations behind the scenes.Will Blanche agree to Sue's suggestion, or is there a darker motive behind the director's insistence on the scene?