There is clearly more to this story, and maybe that is something that the show will pick up and dive further into next week. It seemed as though Reddington confirmed in this episode that she is not actually dead, even if we saw him kill a woman claiming to be her. Of course, there are questions aplenty about her, as well. This is the project that he has been working on for the better part of the past three decades, and something that he considers to be his life’s work. Also, whatever base he’s constructed in Latvia is almost a physical manifestation of The Blacklist itself. We’ve also seen Liz’s scar (or at least something similar to it) on a box early on in the series’ run - it’s clear that Reddington has been using this as a symbol for his operation the entire time.
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