Will Trent season 2 episode 1 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Special Agent Will Trent, dealing with the complexities of his dyslexia and a troubled past from growing up in a group home, finds himself embroiled in a case involving a serial killer targeting individuals connected to his childhood. Alongside investigating a series of targeted bombings, Will faces personal challenges, including the possibility that the serial killer, James Ulster, whom he arrests for the murder of his mother, might be his father. The case takes a turn as Will uncovers a conspiracy involving prison gangs, forced payments, and threats against prisoners' families, all while navigating his complicated relationship with Angie, a colleague recovering from a spinal contusion and striving to return to the force. Will's investigation leads him to confront his past and present, determined to solve the case and understand his own identity.
Full Episode S02E01 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Special Agent Will Trent's relationship with Angie?
Angie and Will share a deep bond, having grown up in the same group home. Angie is also involved in a case that Will is investigating, specifically related to a serial killer targeting their childhood home.
Who is James Ulster and what is his connection to Will Trent?
James Ulster is a serial killer who targets individuals connected to the children's home where Will grew up. Will arrests James for the murder of his mother, and there are implications that James might be Will's father.
What personal challenges does Will Trent face?
Will has dyslexia, which he is reminded does not make him broken. He also faces personal challenges involving his history of growing up in a group home and the complex relationship with his potential father, James Ulster.
What is the nature of the case Will Trent is working on?
Will is investigating a series of bombings, one of which is a car bomb that appears targeted but not related to terrorism. The investigation leads him to discover a connection to a prison gang and a larger conspiracy involving forced payments and threats to prisoners' families.
How does Angie's condition affect her professional life?
Angie suffers from a spinal contusion that threatens her ability to rejoin the police force. Despite her determination to take the physical exam and return to work, her doctor and Will express concerns about her readiness and the potential for further injury.
What is the significance of the car bomb in Lincolnville Park?
The car bomb investigation leads Will and his team to uncover a series of targeted bombings. This particular bomb, meant for one person, opens up a larger inquiry into the motives behind these attacks and their connection to a prison gang conspiracy.
