‘Will Trent’ Star Iantha Richardson on Faith’s ‘Full Circle’ Moment

Spoiler Alert: Season 4, Episode 13 Recap of “Will Trent”

This week’s episode of “Will Trent” delves into uncharted territory for Amanda (Sonja Sohn), the usually reliable member of the GBI. Things take a turn when it is revealed that Amanda lent her gun to Casey (Janina Gavankar), only for Casey to use it in a desperate act of self-defense against her violent ex-husband who broke into her home.

Will (Ramon Rodriguez) and Faith (Iantha Richardson) are tasked with investigating the situation, but they quickly realize that the facts of the case may not align with Amanda’s version of events.

A pivotal moment occurs when Faith confronts Amanda in her kitchen, urging her to consider the possibility that Casey may not be entirely truthful.

In an interview with Variety, Richardson discussed the significance of this scene, highlighting the connection between Faith and Amanda’s shared imperfections and past romantic entanglements. She emphasized the complexity of their bond and the nuanced dynamics at play in their relationship.

Richardson contrasted Faith’s interactions with Amanda with her partnership with Will. While Faith and Will may not share the same deep connection, they have a mutual respect and support for each other as partners in their daily work.

The episode concludes with Faith making a significant decision regarding her past with Malcolm, a former lover who is now in prison. Faith chooses to discard and destroy the letters Malcolm has sent her, symbolizing her decision to let go of any lingering attachments and see past any illusions of a romantic future with him.

Richardson explained that Faith’s choice reflects her practical nature and self-awareness, as she acknowledges her mistake in getting involved with Malcolm and chooses to move forward without him. This moment marks a turning point for Faith as she embraces her core values and lets go of any illusions from her past.