Recent news surrounding "House of Cards" Season 5 is filled with much thrills and expected changes in the storyline. Rumors of Claire and Frank battling each other with such prowess and potency are surging.
There have been speculations that Frank Underwood (Kevin Spacey) will feel how it is to be thrown aside, disregarded and abandoned in the upcoming episodes of "House of Cards" season 5. Despite the surging rumors, there are no clear details that support the notion and thus the presumptions have all been debunked.
As said by the actor Michael Kelly, who portrays the character of Frank's loyal confidant Doug Stamper in the sequel, previous producer Beau Willimon sets a plot that sees his role and Frank in a dreadful situation when the "House of Cards" Season 5 returns in primetime.
"I want to see what happens when these characters fail," Kelly in an interview with The Wrap. The dialogue quoted Willimon at their interview regarding the prospect plots for "House of Cards." Moreover, it is even depicted that the upcoming season might see Frank in a terrible condition after all.
Counting months now, it is highly anticipated that he will meet his death in "House of Cards" Season 5. It is true that Claire (Robin Wright) will be bringing her maximum effort of her strength to sit as the president, even to a point of killing her husband. Parent Herald also relayed that Frank might lose his touch when the series returns, if ever all presumptions would materialized.
"House of Cards" season 5 will showcase Frank's down moment, as he would eventually withdraw the chair he literally killed for to the woman who he thinks is on his side. The authentic "House of Cards" adaptation saw Frank's counterpart dead. If the Netflix hit is going the same route, Frank's days as the highest of the highest are numbered.
"House of Cards" season 5 has no release date yet but some have conveyed that it would be aired next year on Netflix.
