![]() ![]() “Skully is the character that consistently, since he lost everything, was trying to bring everybody to a place of forgiveness, to a place of reconciliation, even within themselves. It took Lewis some time, she says, before she came to the conclusion that her character went to the unlikely source for “understanding and for a refuge from her pain.” Fans who’ve been watching “Snowfall” since the beginning may remember Skully’s first war with Franklin and Leon (Isaiah Johns), which peaked after he lost his girlfriend and daughter to gunfire. She takes a trip to Skully’s (De’aundre Bonds) home to ask how she could possibly get rid of her anger. But perhaps what is surprising is one of Louie’s first moves. Louie journeys through most of the episode straddling the ideas of forgiveness or revenge as she makes several trips to people. I don’t think she has the ability to put on a face the way she has the rest of the season,” says Lewis. “She really did lose everything and she really is shattered. It’s in her breakdown that she finally slings off her armor and reveals her vulnerability - a point that Lewis says she worked with the writers on. Truthfully, all sides of Louie reveal themselves in her deconstruction. She’s not strategizing to stay in the game as long as you can anymore. I feel like in that space, she’s like, if somebody tries to kill me or go back to me and they take me out, they take me out.” Her partner in all things is gone so there’s no need for protection. She doesn’t need to mince words that she doesn’t want to. “She doesn’t need to be careful and she doesn’t want to be careful. “It means that everything is on the table and everything is off the table,” Lewis says of the scene. In her first conversation with Cissy Saint (Michael Hyatt) since Jerome’s death, Louie explains that, unlike Cissy (who also lost her husband to the drug war in addition to her brother), she no longer has anything left in her world to care about. Because of their back-and-forth fire, Louie found herself kidnapped by Kane (DeVaughn Nixon), branded, tortured and almost at the point of being brutalized, when Jerome saved her from the warehouse and was killed along with Kane in a shootout.Īfter learning just exactly what Louie might be capable of and how far she’s willing to go, it’s not surprising to see Louie’s immediate response being anger.
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