Ahead of Riverdale returning for the final five episodes of season two, KJ Apa has been teasing that there's a "tragic" finale ahead.
Apa stopped short of confirming a death, but it's not hard to think that the gang war, involving Archie, Hiram, Jughead and a whole host of enemies, could become fatal for one character based on his ominous quotes.
"It's a tragedy, really, what happens. I think the last episode, if I were to describe it in one way, it would be tragic — for one person in particular in the show, but for everyone, ultimately," Apa told TVLine.
And his co-stars aren't exactly calming our fears.
"It's the lead-up from everything that's been happening between Archie and Hiram, their relationship… I think we're going to be worried about Archie's fate," teased Camila Mendes.
Marisol Nichols added: "We're going to get a lot of our questions answered that have built up over the season… I would say it's very much a throwback to any gang war, and I'm excited for people to see that."
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Riverdale returns on Wednesday (April 18) in the US with its highly anticipated musical episode and we could also be seeing the Black Hood again soon.
Last month, showrunner Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa confirmed that we haven't seen the last of the villain, despite Riverdale High janitor Joseph Svenson having been revealed as the Black Hood in the first half of season two.
Riverdale airs on The CW in the US and Netflix in the UK, with season one also currently showing on 5STAR.
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