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{{SimilarName|the '''video game character'''|the '''[[Faith (episode)|video game episode]]''', or the '''[[Faith (comic series)|comic series character]]'''}}
{{Character Info
|bgcolour = #990000
|status = Dead
|name = Faith
|image = faithtryingtosmoke.png
|imagewidth = 250px
|actor = {{W|Cia Court}}
|gender = Female
|aka = Donkeyskin<br>Assskin
|species = Human <small>([[Fable]])</small>
|hair = Black
|eyes = Green
|occupation = Prostitute<br>
Former princess
|family = [[Prince Lawrence]] - Husband<br>[[Edward]] - Father <small>''(Deceased)''</small>
|first = "[[Faith (episode)|Faith]]"
|last = "[[Faith (episode)|Faith]]"<br>
"[[Cry Wolf]]" ''(Photograph)''
|death episode = "[[Faith (episode)|Faith]]"
|cause of death = Ribbon removed by [[Georgie Porgie (video game)|Georgie]], beheading her.
|source = "[[Wikipedia: Donkeyskin|Donkeyskin]]"
|gallery = [[Faith (video game) gallery]]}}
{{Fables Character Quote|Hey, I need to tell you something: You're not as bad as everyone says you are. I'll see you around...Wolf.|'''Faith''' to '''[[Bigby Wolf (video game)|Bigby]]''' in "[[Faith (episode)|Faith]]"}}

'''Faith''' is a Fable prostitute, formerly a princess, first appearing in the titular [[Faith (episode)|Episode 1]] of ''[[The Wolf Among Us]]''. Her untimely demise in said episode is the catalyst that sets all subsequent events in motion. She was married to prince [[Prince Lawrence]] and was [[Lily (video game)|Lily]] and [[Nerissa (video game)|Nerissa's]] friend. 

==Synopsis==
===[[Faith (episode)|Episode 1: Faith]]===
{{Quote|'''Bigby''': Who do you work for, really? '''Faith''': These lips are [[Georgie Porgie (video game)|sealed]].|Faith impeded from speaking to Bigby due to her ribbon's spell}}
The episode begins with [[Bigby Wolf (video game)|Bigby]] responding to a call from [[Mr. Toad (video game)|Mr. Toad]] about [[The Woodsman (video game)|the Woodsman]] going on a drunken rampage in his tenement. Upon Bigby arriving and questioning Toad's lack of glamour, the two realize that there's another person arguing with Woody upstairs. Bigby enters his apartment to find him slapping a girl, and immediately pins him against a wall. The girl spits in Woody's face, enraging him. He then fights Bigby, who makes short work of subduing him and breaking his jaw. Bigby begins questioning the girl, who says that the fighting began when she said she didn't recognize the Woodsman. As they talk, Woody recovers himself and starts mouthing off to Bigby, prompting him to tackle Woody through the wall of the building and onto the street below and knocking both of them unconscious. Woody recovers first and starts to choke out Bigby, almost forcing him to transform into a wolf before the girl sneaks up behind him and buries his axe into the back of his head, causing him to collapse onto the sidewalk. She searches Woody for the money she's owed while Bigby gets himself under control. Finding Woody to be broke, she angrily kicks him and works the axe further into his head, which Bigby can try to stop or allow. He then questions the girl further, but she's reluctant to reveal anything about her employer or even her name, saying that "her lips are sealed". By this point figuring out that she is a prostitute, Bigby asks how much the Woodsman owed her, as he figures it'd probably be bad for her to return empty handed. The girl says she'll be fine, but Bigby has the option of insisting she takes what little money he has. She tells Bigby he's not as bad as everyone says he is, then walks off into the night.

Later that night, Snow discovers the girl's severed head on the front steps of the [[The Woodland Luxury Apartments|Woodlands]]. She gets Bigby to investigate, and he finds a ring with a mysterious symbol on it tied to a ribbon in her mouth. Bigby also figures that whatever made the cut was a magical item, and that the head was likely placed there deliberately. After looking up the symbol, they discover that the girl's name was Faith. She was originally from a fable entitled "Donkeyskin", in which she escaped from marrying her father by using a donkeyskin coat to hide her beauty. She was married to a prince named [[Prince Lawrence]], who currently lives in an apartment in The Bronx. Bigby decides to visit Lawrence, after seeing through the mirror that he could be seriously injured. Bigby also has a choice to look at Faith through the mirror, but she doesn't appear. There is a spell on her blocking her from the mirror, saying "These lips are sealed." This scene is extremely important and comes into play during the last episode.

If Bigby decides to visit Lawrence before Toad, he and Snow arrive to see him apparently dead from a gunshot wound. After investigating the apartment for a short while, Bigby starts to think there's something peculiar about whatever happened, as the angle of the bullet in the wall would indicate that the shooter fired from below Lawrence. Snow then notices Lawrence blink, and he quickly wakes up and falls to the floor, blood gushing from his wound. Bigby puts him back in his chair, and Lawrence reveals that he tried to commit suicide because he felt like a burden on Faith. Bigby can decide whether to inform Lawrence of his wife's death, or be vague about her fate. While the questioning is going on, someone knocks on Lawrence's door. Bigby and Snow hide in a closet while Lawrence plays dead. The person breaks through the door and starts searching the apartment. Eventually, Lawrence tries to commit suicide again, or threatens the intruder with his gun. Bigby chases the man out the apartment and soon corners him. He reveals himself to be [[Tweedle Dee (video game)|Tweedle Dee]], and tells Bigby that he's investigating Faith for an [[The Crooked Man (video game)|employer]]. Bigby attempts to arrest him, but [[Tweedle Dum (video game)|Tweedle Dum]] sneaks up on him and knocks him out. 

Alternatively, if Bigby visits Lawrence after Toad, he dies from his wounds and Dee is found hiding in the closet. 

Later, Bigby visits Toad's apartment, where it appears that a fight has gone down. After investigating and later convincing Toad to tell the truth, he reveals that Tweedledum came earlier looking for an item of the Woodsman's. Toad offered him Faith's donkeyskin coat, but he refused and instead beat him up. Bigby and Snow take the coat, and find a note in it for Lawrence saying "I'm sorry". Bigby then decides to visit the [[Trip Trap]] bar, hoping to find and question the Woodsman. 

Upon arriving at the bar, Bigby finds [[Holly (video game)|Holly]] the bartender and [[Grendel (video game)|Grendel]]. They claim to have not seen Woody in a while, but Bigby finds sufficient evidence of his being there. He is soon proven correct, as the Woodsman walks out of the bathroom. He is shocked when told that Faith was murdered, and swears that he didn't do it. Bigby can later arrest him in order to find out exactly what he knew about the event, or Tweedledee, who arrives after Bigby fights Grendel.

===[[Smoke & Mirrors|Episode 2: Smoke &amp; Mirrors]]===
{{Quote|I don't know, okay? I haven't seen him since went to go find Faith's...|[[Tweedle Dee (video game)|Tweedle Dee]] speaks of what he and his [[Tweedle Dum (video game)|brother]] were pursuing}}
Faith is mentioned numerous times throughout this episode. After returning from the police precinct with [[Ichabod Crane (video game)|Crane]], Bigby questions his chosen arrest from the previous episode about Faith's murder. The Woodsman reveals that he was hitting her because she showed up instead of his usual prostitute, [[Lily (video game)|Lily]], and refused to comp the payment for the session. Tweedledee reveals that he was searching Faith's apartment for an item his boss wanted, but claims that neither he nor his brother were involved in her or Lily's murder. 

While examining Lily's body, Bigby asks Snow if [[Swineheart (video game)|Swineheart]] ever gave her any information on Faith's head, but she says he hasn't and is still running tests on it.

Later, when visiting the [[Pudding & Pie]], Bigby finds Faith's cubby in the back room of the club. Inside is a jewelry box and a makeup case, both of which have been broken open. He also finds a note to Faith from Lily, thanking her for covering her session with the Woodsman. 

While talking to [[Beauty (video game)|Beauty]], Bigby can ask her whether she's seen Faith at the [[Open Arms Hotel|Open Arms]], but she says all the names blend together to her and she can't remember anyone specifically.

===[[A Crooked Mile|Episode 3: A Crooked Mile]]===
{{Quote|[[Ichabod Crane (video game)|Crane]] hired [[The Tweedles|them]] to look for a photo? ...Why did he want it back so badly... So that's why they were [[Faith (episode)|at her apartment; and the Woodsman's place]].|Bigby sees the Tweedles file on Faith ''(Determinant)''}}
If Lawrence was saved in Episode 1, he shows up at Lily's funeral, and Bigby can ask him how he's coping with Faith's death. He says that he was angry when he first heard about Lily's funeral, since he wanted the same for Faith, but he soon changed his mind knowing that Faith got to lead a happy life with him, if only for a little while. 

While looking through Lily's things at the Trip Trap, Bigby finds a picture of Lily, Faith, [[Nerissa (video game)|Nerissa]], and Tweedledum. Later, when Holly asks him why he's still going after the killer, he can name Faith as his primary motivation for solving the murders.

If Bigby investigates the [[Tweedles' office]], he will find a file on "Donkeyskin" (one of the aliases of Faith). The file states that she stole a photo from Crane (the illicit photo that Bigby finds at the end of Episode 2 and that Nerissa refers to at the end of Episode 5). The possible leads listed in the file to find it would include her apartment, Lawrence, the Woodsman, Lily, and "[her possible friends] at the Pudding N Pie". The file explains Dee's and Dum's investigations throughout Episode 1.

===[[Cry Wolf|Episode 5: Cry Wolf]]===
{{Quote|You're not serious! I know what you do to people, '''I've seen it first hand!''' What you did to Faith! The way you '''''manipulated''''' her! Do you really think any of those girls were free? '''Do you really think Faith wanted to--'''|[[Prince Lawrence]] confronting the Crooked Man over Faith's suffering. ''(Determinant)''}}
While confronting the Crooked Man in his lair, Bigby learns that both Faith and Lily's murders were committed by Georgie, though he implies that he did so under the Crooked Man's orders. When Bigby later speaks with Georgie in the Pudding & Pie. he reveals that Faith, Lily, and Nerissa "tried to pull a runner" on him and the Crooked Man. As a result, the crime lord ordered Georgie to silence the girls, to which Georgie killed them in order to do so. 

While exploring [[Sheppard Metalworks]], Bigby can observe several photos of Faith on a bulletin board. 

At the end of the episode, Nerissa explains that she, Faith, and Lily were planning on escaping the Pudding & Pie for good. However, Faith decided to steal a photo of Crane with Lily in order to gain some leverage. Worried that the Crooked Man would find out Faith stole it and kill them, Nerissa decided to confess this to Georgie, who said he'd smooth things over with his superior. When he returned, he told Nerissa that he had instead been ordered to make an example of them, and removed Faith's ribbon in front of her. Nerissa then tried to warn Lily, but found that she wasn't with were scheduled appointment. With no other options, she left Faith's head on the doorstep of the Woodlands, hoping to get Bigby's attention. After finishing her story, Nerissa tells Bigby the same "You're not as bad as everyone says you are" line that Faith gave in Episode 1, before walking off, causing Bigby to become curious. As Nerissa walks off Bigby slowly pieced together subtle clues from conversations during the investigation he had overlooked before and got more suspicious with each one: 
* Faith had known where Bigby lived and that's where her head mysteriously turned up 
* Faith had used a very suggestive tone when saying she would "See him around" and had said she wouldn't be prostituting much longer 
* Both Faith & Nerissa had drawn Bigby's attention to their ribbons and had said they had to tell Bigby something 
* Faith's backstory included her using magic to disguise herself 
* Dr. Swineheart never spoke of his tests with Faith's body 
* Bigby thought Nerissa seemed familiar 
* The prostitutes of The Pudding N' Pie were often glamoured 
* Both Faith and Nerissa told him that he's not as bad as everyone says he is.
All of this lead Bigby to suspect that Nerissa had actually been a glamored Faith the whole time and that the head left on his doorstep at the start had been the real Nerissa, glamoured to look like Faith. Or that it was really Narissa glamored as Faith at Woody's apartment when she and Bigby met and he had never actually met Faith. He then decides whether or not to go after her.  

==Death==
===Killed By===
*[[Georgie Porgie (video game)|Georgie Porgie]]
*[[The Crooked Man (video game)|The Crooked Man]] ''(Caused or Indirectly Caused, Possibly)''
*[[Nerissa (video game)|Nerissa]] ''(Indirectly Caused)''
It is revealed that Faith had procured an illicit photo of [[Ichabod Crane (video game)|Crane]] and [[Lily (video game)|Lily]] glamoured as Snow White, hoping to use it as leverage to bargain for her, [[Nerissa (video game)|Nerissa]] and Lily's freedom from the Crooked Man's influence, knowing that Crane is an important ally for him. Nerissa, extremely worried over the risk of doing this, informed [[Georgie Porgie (video game)|Georgie]], hoping he would talk the Crooked Man down and let the whole thing die out, pleading for mercy. Georgie promised he would smooth things over and informed the Crooked Man. It is unknown what specific orders the Crooked Man gave Georgie in order to handle the situation, other than telling him to "take care of it".

Sometime after Bigby saved Faith from the Woodsman, she returned to the Puddin 'N Pie where Georgie was explaining the situation to Nerissa and Lily, claiming they had committed treason and an example had to be made. As Faith entered the room, Georgie instantly went for her ribbon and decapitated her.

Knowing that Faith's murder would go unsolved, Nerissa went to the Woodlands where she placed Faith's head on the doorstep for Snow and Bigby to find moments later.

====Crooked Man's involvement====
Whether the Crooked Man had intended for Georgie to kill Faith and Lily or not is widely unknown. When Bigby confronts the Crooked Man about the situation, he claims that Georgie simply "misinterpreted" his order, that he only wanted him to talk them down from causing a panic. Georgie furiously states that he knows for a fact that the Crooked Man intended for him to kill Faith and Lily, being extremely familiar with his orders, which Vivian supports. In Nerissa's opinion, she believes that the Crooked Man did intend for Georgie to kill the two, and gave the simplest order to try and make himself look innocent, essentially taking advantage of Georgie's personality, she is also familiar with the Crooked Man's past deeds and believes that it is more likely that he did intend for them to die.

==Book of Fables entry==
''"Faith, otherwise known as Donkeyskin girl, made it through the Exodus from the [[Homelands]] with the clothes on her back, her husband, and nothing else. She was once a beautiful princess, happily married to [[Prince Lawrence]] of a neighboring kingdom. Her life should have had a happy ending, but the mundane city of New York wasn't kind to her, or her marriage. With no money, Faith found herself turning tricks to make the rent for a cheap apartment on the outskirts of [[Fabletown]]. She had a difficult life, but she did what she could to survive in an unfamiliar world."''

==Appearances==
===[[The Wolf Among Us]]===
*"[[Faith (episode)|Faith]]"
*"[[A Crooked Mile]]" <sup>(Photograph)</sup>
*"[[Cry Wolf]]" <sup>(Photograph/Voice Only)</sup>

==See also==
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[[Category:Book of Fables]]
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[[Category:Deceased]]
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