Will Trent Season 2: Ramon Rodriguez Reveals

Warning, this article contains many spoilers for Season 1 of Will Trent. If you don’t want to know anything, don’t read the following!

The Adventures of Will Trent just wrapped up on TF1 with a double episode full of twists and turns that shed light on our hero’s mysterious origins.

Indeed, Special Agent Trent (Ramon Rodriguez) eventually discovered that his mother was a certain Lucy Morales, a former prostitute who died at the hands of serial killer James Ulster (Greg German).

If this revelation was already too difficult for Will to accept, the latter had little doubt that his relationship with Amanda (Sonia Sohn), the director of the GBI, also began before he came to the police. It must be said that Amanda is none other than the one Willy found in the trash a few decades ago and tried in vain to adopt him.

However, before he was sent to the child protection system, the latter named him Will Trent in honor of his parents. In fact, our hero’s name comes from both his father’s name, Wilbert, and his mother’s maiden name, Trent. Enough to prove the full extent of his love.

But while season 1 just ended on TF1, what can we expect from Will Trent in the next episodes?

“it’s hard”

After discovering the truth about his mother, Will Trent must decide how far he’s willing to go to delve into his past, knowing he risks exposing new trauma.

in the given interview TVLineRamon Rodríguez, Will’s interpreter, also talked about how these revelations will affect his character.

“It’s complicated. There’s one part that I’m sure Will is really excited about– he explained before continuing.There can be good results, but also elements that cause things to be buried“Nothing to make Will’s story any more interesting next season.”

While searching for an identity, Will could investigate his family. Knowing her mother’s name could lead her to learn more about the Morales family, especially since James Ulster said that Lucy’s family was quite noisy, especially her older brother.

Angie and Will break up

Will and Angie (Erika Christensen) have had an up and down relationship all season. And for the explosion of these upcoming episodes, the two characters could distance themselves.

Back in the columns of our colleagues, the actor indicated that Will and Angie were going to find “A healthy way to navigate this difficult relationship“.

“I think they will relax and try to see where it takes them. I think Will is very cautious. He’s been careful how he gets involved in this story because he knows where it could lead and it almost always ends badly for him emotionally. It’s not great, but it’s great for TV“.

If love isn’t Willy’s concern, the arrival of Cricket Dawson, a new character named Suzanne Kelechi Watson, might make him change his mind. According to the actor, “It represents in a very pleasant way the potential of hope, which can be good, healthy and beautiful for him. This is unexpected for him“.