'Will Trent' Season 3 Episode 15 "The Most Beautiful, Fierce, Smart, Powerful Creature in the Whole World" Review
- Barbara
- Apr 23
- 3 min read
Tonight’s show has three mini-plots. This time some of the main characters are separate from each other with emotional ends and a possible behavior change that can harm one.
Let's dive into Will Trent Season 3 Episode 15.
The episode opens with Mr. Frost, a diamond dealer, placing diamonds inside a special briefcase and securing it in a resort vault. Lance, the Mirage At Southern Ridge Resort Director, goes to help a customer leaving Foster alone. The customers are Amanda and Evelyn requesting new rooms. Lance leaves for an emergency and can’t help them.
Evelyn is trying to get Amanda a date while they are vacationing on a resort island. Amanda’s not interested until they meet Alonso. He’s the brother of a known celebrity, Mars St. James. Evenlyn reminds Amanda of her old nickname, Randy Mandy, and tries to get her to live up to it again. They discover a murder on their first day at the resort. Evelyn calls Faith for help. Faith brings Ormewood along to investigate the murder.
This took his mind off his inability to get information from the VA about medical treatment for his brain tumor. They have to do a costume change to discreetly investigate the two murders at the resort. They use collected evidence, draw conclusions and find the killer. It was an inside job by The Falconess. Amanda also gets together with Alonso and has a wonderful night before they almost arrest him. Faith and Ormewood get home after solving the crimes. He thanks Faith for taking him along. It helped get his mind off his tumor. He named it Tina Tumor. It was a better name than Justin Tumor-Lake. They kick back and binge on an “Ex Wives” Marathon.
Nico, Trent and Betty come home from shopping. Betty is barking excitedly. Will sees a broken window, and asks Nico to take Betty out. He finds a young boy in the room. He’s Marco’s younger brother, Diego, who came to kill Will. Will takes him home and meets his Mom, Mrs. Sanchez. Their meeting is filled with anger and despair. Marco’s mom later forgives Will, but doesn’t mean it. She asks Will to tell her about her son’s last moments. He does and all his sadness comes flooding back. She leaves to grieve her dead son, and raise her other son. Nico tells Will he needs to see a therapist, and will text him a contact.
Angie and Franklin go to see Angie’s mom at a long-term care facility. Didn’t even know Angie’s mom or dad were alive. Her mom is in a coma, and Angie was notified her eyes were opening. Angie’s very anxious when she goes to see her again. She sends Franklin on an errand for a hair coloring kit, something Franklin notices is a way Angie is using to avoid her true feelings. He tells her she doesn’t owe her mom anything. She was a terrible Mom, who pimped Angie out at 5 years old. Angie has flashbacks of times she’s spent with her mom bringing harrowing memories roaring back. Her mom was a terrible mother and an addict.
She was also cruel, vindictive, manipulative and violent. Angie is later left alone with her mom who wakes from her coma. She apologizes to Angie for all her mistakes, abuse and mistreatment. She tells Angie she’s proud of her. Angie happily forgives her. Her mom then tells her she is an addict, too, and they are the same. That bit of her will always live inside Angie. Her mom dies moments later, and Angie starts crying. Just like that Angie’s self-esteem is cruelly battered again. She’s been doing well and sober, until now.
Will and Angie got some closure with their past. Amanda and Evelyn had a good time on an island vacation. Michael Ormewood tells Faith about his brain tumor, and she is now helping him through this new change in his life. He still needs to find out if it is malignant, and have it removed. This hasn’t been disclosed, yet. Will may see a new therapist soon. It was sad to see Angie reach a point where she may undo all her work to get to a point in her life when she could finally be happy. This episode showed the characters as real people with real hurts. The writing and acting conveyed this very well! It was a very good episode.
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