Sons of Anarchy Season 7 Spoilers: Theo Rossi Talks About His Character on the Show, Upcoming Episodes' Plots Revealed

After Juice got some face time with Chibs last week in "Sons of Anarchy," only to get told that "If I were you, I'd get that gun, put it in my mouth, and pull the trigger." What will happen to Juice in the upcoming episodes of the show? Will he still cover up Tara's murder or reveal who was really behind it? And what will Jax do once he learns that his own mother killed the woman that he loves?

Actor Theo Rossi, who plays Juice, spoke with Entertainment Weekly about what his character is going through after he turned on the club and betrayed Jax.

"The thing with Juice — he's never ever done anything without trying to protect the club in mind," said Rossi. "Everything he did was to try to help the club. And then his conscience just gets the best of him."

Show creator Kurt Sutter has also confirmed that there will be a lot of deaths this year on the show, and Rossi said, "There is a lot of death this year on the show. Obviously the cuffs are off. This is the last season. There is no tomorrow, as they said in 'Rocky' … There's a lot of characters that are not long for the world."

Meanwhile, seeing that Jax's quest for revenge seems unstoppable, it looks like fans of the show might be in for more shocking moments as FX has revealed the synopsis for the next episodes of "Sons of Anarchy."

Episode 4 titled "Poor Little Lambs" reveals that "a past effort to help one ally leads to trouble with another, while the fifth episode titled "Some Strange Eruption" will feature a search for the source of betrayal leading to violence at the Stockton Ports.

Episode 6, "Smoke 'em If You Got 'em" will feature Jax taking advantage of shifting alliances to protect the MC and settle the score, while episode 7, "Greensleeves" will find the club making an unlikely partnership to undermine a powerful enemy club.

"Sons of Anarchy" season 7 airs every Tuesday on FX.

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