'The Blacklist' Season 7 Episode 3: Aram's mission and Liz and Agnes' situation leaves us quite concerned about their future
'The Blacklist' Season 7 may be the most dangerous one yet, with a murderous Russian on the loose and no one having a single clue that she is living right under their noses. In the previously aired Episode 2 , we saw the cold-blooded and ruthless Katarina (Laila Robins) move right next door to her daughter Liz (Megan Boone), who doesn't seem to recognize her.
It is pretty shocking to see that the FBI profiler is unable to figure out that her next-door neighbor is not only a cold-blooded killer but also her estranged mother. From the looks of the trailer for the upcoming episode, we see that she has not realized that even in the upcoming 'Les Fleurs du Mal', where Katarina has seemingly become very close to her granddaughter and is seen narrating stories to her.
Meanwhile, Liz is looking on with a smile on her face, and we honestly cannot understand why! She is supposedly the best at her job, and we are concerned about her abilities, especially since it seemed like even she found it weird that a strange Russian woman moved next door without any warning or early visits. It definitely seems like she is planning something sinister and Liz is clueless about it, and we are very worried about her and her daughter Agnes.
However, Liz and Agnes aren't the only two people whose lives we are concerned about this week. Turns out Aram (Amir Arison) is going on a dangerous mission, which involves him infiltrating a powerful group of rich men. In order to convince them that he is one of them, he has to prove that he takes joy in committing heinous acts of violence.
The official synopsis for the upcoming Season 7 Episode 3 of 'The Blacklist', which is set for premiere on Friday, October 18, reads: "Aram goes undercover to infiltrate a secret society of wealthy thrill-seekers whose entertainment hinges upon spectacular acts of violence; Red tries to negotiate with a former associate involved in the Townsend Directive."