Trust season 1 episode 9 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Chace confesses to having a 12-year-old son, causing tension with Fletcher. Meanwhile, Gail pleads with Paul Getty Sr. to help rescue her kidnapped son, but he initially refuses. Gail also appeals to Ambassador Annenberg, citing their shared loss of a son. Paul Getty Jr. is hesitant to accept his father's loan for the ransom, fearing manipulation. In a separate negotiation, Getty strikes a deal with President Nixon regarding an issue in Wyoming. Ultimately, Getty agrees to pay half the ransom for his grandson, leading to Paul's release, who is found by Gail near a gas station.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who has a 12-year-old son that they haven't disclosed about?
Chace.
What historical event is mentioned in the broadcast?
President Nixon's involvement in the Watergate scandal.
How does Gail identify her son's ear?
By comparing it to a photo from his childhood.
Why does Paul Getty Sr. refuse to help his grandson initially?
He blames the boy's father for not accepting a previous deal.
What is Paul Getty Jr.'s concern about accepting his father's loan?
He fears the control and consequences that come with it.
To whom does Gail appeal for help, and why?
Ambassador Annenberg, leveraging their shared experience of losing a son.
What proposal does Patrick make to Penelope?
He proposes marriage, offering a simple yet heartfelt life.
How does Getty negotiate with President Nixon?
He discusses a problem in Wyoming before addressing his grandson's ransom.
What compromise is made regarding the ransom?
Getty agrees to pay half the ransom and offers an interest-free loan for the rest.
How is Paul finally released by the kidnappers?
He is abandoned near a gas station after the ransom is paid.