Violett Beane (Photo : Twitter/violettbeane)
"The Flash" season 3 will continue to feature Jesse (Violett Beane) in its upcoming episodes. However, the actress is still unsure whether or not Jesse will still be in Earth-1.
In an interview with TV Line at the Saturn Awards in Los Angeles last weekend, Beane also said that she's not sure whether or not Jesse will have superpowers in the upcoming episodes.
Fans of the hit The CW series will remember that Jesse was involved in an accident when Barry Allen (Grant Gustin) tried to recreate the particle accelerator.
Following this incident, Jesse asked Caitlin (Danielle Panabaker) to check whether or not she turned into a speedster, and the latter said that the former didn't.
"I know I'll be back, but I don't know if it's with or without powers. When Jesse got hit, I was like 'It's happening! It's happening!' There was the spark when she got out of coma, but it didn't happen, and I was like, 'No!' I'm very excited to play a speedster, and would love for it to happen early next season," she said.
Meanwhile, Beane also dished on where her character would be when "The Flash" returns for season 3.
In the finale for season 2, Barry/The Flash decided to alter the timeline by ensuring that his mom Nora wouldn't die. However, what Barry did will have tons of consequences not only to him, but to everyone around him.
"With the whole Flashpoint, anything can happen, right? It's literally open to any different kind of false reality. She could be Earth-One Jesse, she could be a speedster... Who knows!" she said.
In other news, fans of Jesse and Beane are looking forward to seeing the character in more episodes of "The Flash" season 3.
"Super stoked. Jesse was one of my favorite characters," one fan wrote.
"I honestly have no idea what the Flash writers' room has planned at this point after all the baffling metaphysical twists and turns, but more Jesse seems like a good thing. Let's hope it all comes together nicely," another fan wrote.
"The Flash" season 3 will premiere on The CW on Oct. 4 at 8 p.m. ET.
