Faith Seed

Rachel (not to be confused with Dr. Rachel Jessop), better known as Faith Seed, is the latest and current adopted younger sister of Joseph Seed and a major antagonist in Far Cry 5, Inside Eden's Gate, and the Far Cry 6 Joseph: Collapse DLC. She acts as one of Joseph's heralds and manages the Henbane River region, where the Bliss is researched and managed. She oversees the production of both Bliss and of her “Angels” (who are capable of tirelessly handling the refinement & collection of the Bliss flowers).
==History==
Faith Seed is an identity and position that Joseph has given to multiple women within the cult. In-game dialogue from Tracey, as well as a voice recording from Faith herself, reveal that the current Faith's real name is Rachel. She is the third Faith to pass Joseph's trial to obtain her role and has kept her position due to her devotion. In the Revelation titled The Book of Joseph in the Collapse DLC, two other voices can be heard overlapping Faith's dialogue upon the completion of her segment. All three voices are distinct from one another and are spoken with differing inflections and stresses of select phrases or words. According to three notes that can be found in the region, the second Faith likely was a blonde woman named Selena, who replaced the preceding Faith, a woman with black hair named Lana. The reasons why the second Faith was replaced is unclear, but the circumstances involving the replacement of the first were likely due to Lana's waning devotion to the Project and doubt of Joseph.
What is known about Rachel's life before she became Faith is most reliably pieced together from in-game dialogue with Tracey and Whitehorse, as well as her own recollection of her past. Though questionable, Joseph recollects the same story in the Collapse DLC, so it is possible that her story is truthful. Information can also be gleaned from various dialogs with other residents (both Cult & Resistance) of Hope County, but much of it is speculation.
As Faith, she tells "a true story" about a young woman who was "bullied by friends, abused by her family." It is implied in the Collapse DLC that her father was a pharmacist (specifically that he "makes medicine") and that he was unspeakably a bad person, contributing to her knowledge of drugs and subsequent substance abuse. Tracey describes Rachel as a person who was always too nice, who always kept the peace and was ready to agree, "avoiding fights instead of realizing when a fight needed to happen... Good ain't nice and Rachel did not get that. It was the only thing we ever fought about before. And she could not fight even when it was to save her own damned skin." According to Sheriff Whitehorse, Tracey and Rachel, had been friends, "joined a free spirit movement in the west, smoking doobies, banging on drums."File 2066891106.wem in farcry5_english.dat But Rachel and Tracey fell on harder drugs and fell out of favor with their community. Tracey searched for a new home and found the Project at Eden's Gate and took Rachel along to join the cult.
Things changed for her when she met Joseph. According to Faith, the Father welcomed her, introducing her to a strict moral code without drugs and alcohol whereby she recovered from her addiction. Unlike Rachel, Tracey soon realized the Cult's duplicity and left them, while Rachel immersed herself completely in the ideology of Eden's Gate. Moments before her death, Faith tells a different story, about how Joseph took her when she was 17, drugged her and threatened her. The Collapse DLC reiterates this narrative. According to The Book of Joseph, she was given a dose of scopolamine and became "purified", taking on the role of the sister.
==Far Cry 5==
Faith is one of Joseph Seed's heralds and is in charge of the Henbane River area of Hope County. She is in charge of the manufacturing of Bliss, which keeps the cult in a state of euphoria. She often appears to them while the cultists are on the drug, and she can give them commands that they tend to follow.
If Joseph is not arrested and the police leave early, it's unknown what would happen to Faith. 
The first time she appears to the Deputy is through an auditory hallucination. She remarks how she was like a rat in a maze chasing a wedge of rancid cheese, but The Father was the one who helped her look beyond the maze. She also appears in the mission Clean Water Act next to the pumps, where she tells the Deputy that "you can stop the water, but you can't stop the bliss."
===A Leap of Faith===
The first time Faith captures the Deputy in the Bliss, she tells the story of her past, involving her drug addiction and suicidal thoughts. But this all changed when she met Joseph, who she says made her feel reborn. Faith then grows wings out of Bliss, takes the Deputy's hands and flies to the top of the Father's Statue. She then reveals that to prove herself to Joseph, she had to jump from the top of the Father's Statue. At the top, Marshal Cameron Burke is standing there. She flies off to watch the Deputy jump and says, "the path to Eden is clear to those who have faith." The Marshal turns to the Deputy and says to "walk the path", then he jumps. After he jumps, the Deputy is prompted to take this leap of faith. As the Deputy falls, Faith's disembodied voice says "I will give you purpose. I will set you free." The Deputy awakes on the ground surrounded by dead bodies. After the Deputy stands up, Faith's disembodied voice asks "Do you feel different? Do you feel alive? The first step is always the scariest." She ends with an ominous "I'll see you soon."
After you burn Faith's copy of Joseph's words, she comes through and asks "What have you done? His words. Don't you understand what he'll do to me?" This is the first indication that Faith is still terrified of Joseph. During the mission Sins of the Father, when the Deputy is going to burn the Bliss flowers, Faith, still nowhere to be seen, asks "Are you sure you want to do this? These flowers bring hope. You bring destruction." During the same mission, in front of Jessop's Conservatory, she can also be heard saying "You must be dizzy. So many roads to choose. What to believe? Who to help first? When to trust? When you find the path, you'll see clearly. Come with me and I'll show you the path." Faith speaks to the Deputy again in the mission Salvation, saying "Do you see it? The transformative power of faith? The poor souls who struggle with doubt are brought here to be enlightened...It's beautiful, isn't it?"
===The Bliss===
After the A Leap of Faith mission mentioned above, players can speak with Faith to initiate the mission. She'll appear with a mission marker above her head, and interacting with her activates the mission, as if she had abducted the player.
The second time the player enters the Bliss, Faith guides them to a tree where the Father is giving a sermon. This whole scene is cascaded by Joseph's theme music. Here Joseph strongly implies the collapse and preaches to the Deputy about the evils of the world. Faith is nowhere to be found in the scene. 
===Ignorance is Bliss===
The third time Faith captures the Deputy she became a little upset and says: "I know you have your doubts, but this is the only way the story ends. Nothing you can do change that. Your friends on the outside... they're controlled by fear. They don't understand". She then turns to the Marshall saying: "But he does. He'll show you." After the conversation with the Marshall, when the Deputy stops him before he joins Eden's gate she screams: "Leave him alone. Leave him alone!".
When Resistance reaches a certain level in the Henbane River region, the disembodied voice of Faith is heard: "fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice..." ending on a mildly threatening note. But after a few seconds, she follows up by saying "None of us are perfect. We all...make mistakes from time to time. Even myself." After a few more seconds, she continues her statement by saying "Foolishly, I thought we were coming to an understanding. Foolishly, I thought we were building trust." She then finishes by stating "But that trust has been broken. Again and again. So there will be no more interference. No more distractions. No more pity." This is the first time Faith turns hostile towards the Deputy.
===The Lesson===
The fourth time Faith captures the Deputy, she is clearly angered. She points out how selfish the Deputy is acting, in her perspective. She looks in the distance, then grabs the Deputy's hand and they speed towards Marshal Burke and Virgil Minkler, who are playing cards. Virgil says to the Marshal that if he wins this hand, the Marshal has to wear a Cougars button. Faith then lectures the Deputy on hubris. Faith reaches her hand toward the Marshal's gun. She turns to the Deputy and glares, saying "If violence is the only language you choose to speak, then I'll speak your language." The Marshal, under Faith's control, pulls his gun out and shoots Virgil in the chest. She then acts apologetic saying "I'm sorry I have to do this. I wanted there to be another way. But you made your choice." She shoves the Marshal away, and he opens the gates to the Hope County Jail, allowing the peggies to enter the Resistance stronghold. The Marshal then destroys the gate controls and then turns towards the Deputy. He says "I told you. I didn't want to leave", then he shoots himself in the head.
During the mission The Lesson, Faith is standing next to the air vent, where she tells the Deputy "Aww...still trying to be the hero...it's too late, you know. You should have listened when you had the chance." She then disappears into the Bliss.
===Paradise Lost===
The last time Faith captures the Deputy during Paradise Lost, she is not there to welcome the Deputy to the Bliss. Instead, the Deputy wakes up in front of gates opening. Faith's voice comes through saying "Now you see what we can do. Come to me and I'll show you a world you never dreamt possible." While walking towards the Bliss flower field, Faith appears walking towards the Deputy holding Sheriff Whitehorse's hand, singing the song "Amazing Grace". Faith then threatens the Deputy to not interfere with the Sheriff's brainwashing. She then levitates above the rock and begins to shoot magical blasts towards the Deputy while angels attack on the ground. Every time she gets hit, a cloud of blood and red flower petals trickle towards the ground. She then splits into multiple forms, yet only one being the real Faith. Sad music cascades this scene to help accentuate how sad and broken Faith really is. She is able to absorb many shots. Right before her health bar runs out she pleads to the Deputy saying "It's not my fault. None of this was my fault! You think I wanted this? He plied me with drugs, he threatened me! I was 17! I was just a child!" As she takes the last shot, she screams "NO!" with terror and sadness carrying it. The Deputy is then transported to a river where a bloodied Faith stands. She looks at the Deputy with hurt, saying "You still don't understand. You don't know what it is you're doing do you? Joseph believes he's our savior. But you'll be the one who decides what happens. You were the start. You'll be the end." Faith then takes a step towards the Deputy with her arm extended, looking for help, but the Deputy backs away. Her face conveys a flurry of emotions until she nods sadly with acceptance. She then wades into the river and continues her final words by saying "It was always going to happen this way. You'll walk the path. You'll rescue your Sheriff. You'll be the hero. And then... you'll choose." She falls into the river, finally succumbing to her injuries. A ring of Bliss surrounds her body. Even though Faith is technically dead, her disembodied voice weakly states "And if you don't listen to him, he'll be right." A stream of Bliss comes from her body and flies into a Bliss flower, which the Deputy picks.
==Far Cry 6==
In Far Cry 6 timeline, according to a letter at Oceguera Farm for Riel, one of Lorenzo's numerous children, Faith and the rest of the Seed family are still alive as of 2021, living up to their name by selling flower seeds. They are even willing to export Bliss flowers to interested buyers.
===DLC Joseph: Collapse===
Since the Collapse DLC takes place in Joseph's mind and the true Rachel/Faith is dead, the accuracy and truth of the events cannot be confirmed.
Faith appears and plays a role in Act of Faith, all three Revelations missions, and Divine Justice. She can sometimes be seen around the map.
In the Providence Revelation, The Voice shows Joseph a vision of what would happen had she survived and sheltered with the rest of his family following the nuclear apocalypse. In a room styled with her Bliss flower theme, she sits on her bed uneasy as their Bliss supply has run out and she is suffering from drug withdrawals. With her mental health issues returning, she loses her faith in him and bring up the reality that she is a different person, not the idealized version of his deceased wife. Horrified by the traumatic events she experienced, she tells him that she knows what happened to the previous Faiths and that he used her to harm other people, then she slaps him. Joseph raises his hand to strike her but does not, ending the conversation by telling her that had she really known what she did, she wouldn't have slapped him, before leaving the room.
==Personality==
As stated by others, Faith is a siren leading others to their doom whilst keeping them blissfully happy. Being a master manipulator, she easily conveys herself as a victim to garner sympathy and loyalty for Joseph yet this only hides her cruelty. Faith sees little to absolutely no wrong in any of her actions as in her mind she is providing happiness and peace to her followers who make their decisions to be part of The Bliss on their own, spinning her enemies as violent extremists attacking innocent people. She tends to present facts and describe events in a way that suits her beliefs and her agenda, but the motivation for her actions seems to be grounded in her eagerness to protect the purity of the Bliss, her fantasy world, from disruptive influences - a world where she is loved and her vulnerable ego is not threatened by mockery, abuse, and insults. Until the player reaches a high enough resistance level in her region, Faith sticks to peaceful attempts to convince the Junior Deputy to join the Cult. However, she is capable of cruelty - Jasmin Chan who lived at the Chan Residence complained to her about the noise coming from the construction site of Joseph's statue and she promised to send her CultistsChan Residence - Unsent letter to "apologize to Jasmine", but they killed Jasmine Chan instead. She also subtly strong-arms Marshal Burke to deliver a televised message that places the blame for the Cult's violent response squarely on the Junior Deputy(one of two occurrences in which Faith actually appears physically, albeit televised). As evident by her random appearances, she seems to dismiss the resistance as being a "sad band of soldiers cowering in the jail.".
To help manipulate her victims, Faith likes to depict herself as innocent and childlike as can be seen in The Bliss where she often giggles, runs and skips around to appear harmless. Her likeness such as dressing completely in white and attempting to appear pure is to make herself appear like a flower - both in an attempt to help her manipulations and to convince herself. After freeing Marshal Burke from the Bliss, she strangely reveals her own deceptive behavior to the Deputy with the following words: "All my life I dealt with people like you. People who underestimate sweet, innocent Faith. You see what you wanna see... a playful butterfly, a delicate flower... a child with childish thoughts. It's easier to disregard a child. Tracey made the same mistake as you. While you all ignored me, I walked right through every one of you."
Still, behind the facade of this seemingly smug self-assuredness, Faith holds doubts about her own purity due to her implied past of drug addiction and her true value to the Seed family. Her recorded message that can be played back at Eden's Convent claims that she left behind her Rachel persona, but the fact that she felt it necessary to mention it suggests that Rachel may indeed have misgivings about her transformation into Faith.
Despite claiming to be loyal to The Father for accepting her for “who she is” and giving her a new family, Faith apparently lives in fear of whatever punishment Joseph will inflict upon her should she disappoint him. As the fourth Faith, she is constantly worried that one day she could be replaced like her predecessors - this is especially evident when the Deputy burns her personalized Word of Joseph and she sounds terrified over what he will do to her. Her fear of Joseph also explains her violent response to Jasmine Chan's complaint (see above). She even hated Faith's nickname, and still considered Rachel to be her real name. That is shown when she slapped Joseph for saying that fake name. During her fight with the Deputy, Faith screams that were she was bombarded with drugs and threatened by the Father to do his bidding when she was seventeen. 
Of course, as Virgil, Dutch, Tracey, Whitehorse and virtually everyone says Faith is known to be a liar so everything she says holds some doubt. Faith acknowledges this fact during a spectral encounter but she simply asks the Junior Deputy if they are going to judge her based on what other people say.Today, I was called a lier. I asked how she knew that and she told me: "Because that's what they say." Are you gonna judge me based on what they say? -Faith Seed
==Abilities==
Because scenes where Faith interacts directly with the player only occur while under hallucination, it is difficult to gauge whether or not Faith has any notable physical capability or combat training. She can harm the player during her boss battle, but she appears to shoot using magical attacks during the previously mentioned hallucination sequence. As the Rookie can die from these attacks, there's something in the real world causing said damage, but it's unseen. However, it is also possible that the attacks are purely mental and result in severe brain damage that eventually kills the victim. The latter hypothesis is more consistent with how Faith and her abilities are portrayed in the game.
She is incredibly alert and perceptive; able to gauge the weaknesses of people often just by looking at them. In the Inside Eden's Gate short film, she's able to pick up on Sara's loneliness within a minute of meeting her, and gathered Marshal Burke's deep unhappiness with his life when he was handed over to her following his fall into the Henbane in the Prologue.
Combining her perceptive nature with her knowledge of the use of Bliss, Faith is incredibly manipulative to people under its thrall, hallucinating that they are in Eden. She can get Marshal Burke to follow her every command, and the Angels follow her instructions to the letter. Other people on the Bliss also follow her instructions, as seen by the many corpses at the base of Joseph's statue, that jumped on Faith's suggestions. 
While in the Bliss hallucination, Faith appears to be able to fly, sprouting wings made of light. In addition, she can run abnormally quick for someone of her build. Of course, as this is a hallucination, it's unreliable to base her abilities on this.
Faith has the ability to convert people into Angels by having them exposed to high concentrations of Bliss administered either in gaseous or liquid form.Chemist's Note Multiple members of the resistance mention they have a hard time killing Angels because they recognize them as people they knew from the resistance who were captured and pacified through this method.
Faith also appears to communicate with her thralls over long distances, though why is unknown. She is probably through the media such as radio or TV 
==Trivia==
*Just like the other heralds, Faith transformed her sin (drug addiction) into a virtue. While the hard drugs she had used were only for her own 'benefit', the Bliss, in her view, benefited others who were exposed to it as it pacified them, made them forget their fears, and prepared them (i.e. the Angels) for serving a higher purpose: the survival of mankind. The Book of Joseph describes this as helping "chosen ones find peace, as she found in her time of delirium and suffering." 
*Faith is absent from the Arcade Editor -- the most likely explanation for this omission is that her in-game model does not have any combat animations (except the "Bliss ball" attack that she uses during her final confrontation with the Deputy.) Faith is the only cultist who is unarmed and does not use any physical weapons. 
*In the Joseph: Collapse DLC for Far Cry 6, Faith uses a handgun as a weapon during her bossfights. It is possible she also used a firearm during her boss fight in Far Cry 5 and the Junior Deputy hallucinated same as "Bliss Ball" attacks.
*Her line, "He plied me with drugs, he threatened me, I was seventeen, I was just a child," during her last confrontation with the Deputy suggests that it has been seven years since she became a potential candidate for the role of Faith. As it is known that there were at least two or three other people carrying the name "Faith," it is reasonable to conclude that several candidates must have been prepared (drugged/brainwashed) for this role, and when one of them failed or was outperformed by the next best candidate (possibly in terms of her ability to exert mind control over Bliss-addled people) then the incumbent "Faith" was replaced, which is evidenced by notes found in the game.
*Though Joseph Seed indicated repeatedly in notes and dialogue that Faith Seed is important to him, the person behind the name does not matter as much as having the best candidate for it. Rachel seems to be an exception to this treatment, but it was revealed that the only thing that keeps her special to Joseph is her devotion and talent at manipulation, which set her apart from prior Faiths. 
*Based on Joseph's own words about his wife, "She had faith that things were going to work out. She always had faith…", Joseph may see Faith as a substitute for his deceased wife, despite her being their adoptive sister. This is supported by the fact that Joseph's tattoo of his deceased wife includes Bliss flowers as a part of the composition. Apparently, for Joseph his wife was the embodiment of faith, and adopting women as his sister and dubbing them 'Faith' might have been an unconscious attempt to recreate the only person who became part of his family. However, there is little other evidence for this, and The Book of Joseph sees Joseph describing Faith as a sister and one of his spiritual children.
*Faith has a tattoo of the chemical formula for cocaine and scopolamine on her left forearm (C17H21NO4), which indicates that she was telling the truth about her background as an addict. It is very likely that after her confession, her sin -- the drug -- was tattooed on her arm, probably by John Seed. (Cult Priestesses who are often seen escorting "pilgrims" along the Path wear similar tattoos, each depicting a sin that they left behind.) However, it should be noted that, in Faith's own words, "she took to a needle," which hints at a different, more potent drug (i.e. heroin) as cocaine is snorted and not injected. A dialog with Sheriff Whitehorse also confirms that "she fell on harder drugs."
**In The Book of Joseph, Joseph describes giving Faith a dose of scopolamine to ease the symptoms of drug withdrawal.
*She is the herald of the Henbane River. It is named after the Henbane flower, which has hallucinogenic properties and is closely related to the real-life inspiration for the bliss plants.
*Faith is only ever seen twice in-game in the real world, during the prologue when the Junior Deputy is prompted to arrest Joseph, where she stands behind him. She also seen via television feeds in the Henbane River region, of Faith strong-arming Cameron Burke into reading a scripted "apology", lying that the Deputy merely captured the Father of their own accord, and that they "acted maliciously" in allegedly disobeying his superiors. All other encounters occur in Bliss hallucinations.
*She is a former close friend of Tracey Lader's.
*Despite Faith’s dialogue admitting that she was exploited by Joseph, Joseph seems to care for her during his eulogies. In The Book of Joseph that accompanied special editions of the game, Joseph looks at Faith's transformation from addict to acolyte as a shining example of the power of family and religion, though he intentionally never gives the real name of the particular Faith he's discussing.
*Joseph mentions that Rachel was the most devoted of all of the Faith Seeds.
*Both Faith and John Seed seem to be afraid of The Father.
**This is hinted when she says, "You don’t know what he’ll do to me" further supporting her claims of abuse from Joseph.
**This is proven as they both avoid confronting him.
*Many phones found in the Henbane River region have messages left from Faith.
** These phones are seemingly part of Faith's Bliss induced hallucinations, as unlike other phone messages which can be found in Hope County that are on modern landlines with answering machines, Faith's phone messages are on older rotary phones that often are clearly unplugged.
*She can sometimes appear while the protagonist is affected by the bliss and sing or speak a few lines.
** Furthermore, if one of Faith's visits are triggered after the Deputy voluntarily talks to Faith when she has the quest icon above her head or if the Deputy is pulled into the Bliss after freeing a hallucinated captive who exudes Bliss vapor, Faith will say "I'm glad you came" rather than "Welcome to the Bliss," when she blows bliss in the Deputy's face. 
**When appearing randomly, she is singing or humming the cult song: "Oh the Bliss", at a different tempo.
*The line: "No more distractions. No more pity," hints that Faith spares the Junior Deputy out of pity.
*In all scenes, Faith is barefoot.
*Faith's epiphany is accurately reflective of the events of the end-game: in Where It All Began, Joseph does present the player with a choice, and the choice will determine which ending happens. If the player chooses to resist Joseph, Hope County is destroyed by a nuclear attack, bringing forth the Collapse - and Joseph is indeed proven right.
*She can sometimes be heard speaking to the Junior Deputy even though far from any bliss sources. This is likely a prolonged effect of the bliss. 
*It also seems that when Faith has control over people in the Bliss, they have an increasing amount of blue butterflies, shown by when the Marshall begins the attack on the prison he has multiple on him. However, it also seems that if under her influence for a short amount of time, the victim will have fewer butterflies, as evidenced by Sheriff Whitehorse having few butterflies around him. When we first see the Marshal in the Bliss he has around three blue butterflies, but when he kills Virgil the number of blue butterflies increased.
**This likely means that her control over a person progresses in time. This is evident in that Faith at first needs to touch the Marshall to control him, but as time passes she is able to control him without physical contact.
*While hunting anywhere in the Henbane River region, Faith can appear and speak a line or sing. She can appear randomly. Sometimes when affected by the Bliss, sometimes when you cause damage to her properties or the cult’s properties in the Henbane Region. It is also common for her to appear holding a flower and skipping or walking around in a small area. The more the game progresses, and the more resistance the player builds up, her dialogue becomes increasingly angrier towards the player.
*While in the game she is only seen in real life twice, once when the Deputy is tasked to arrest the Father, and the other through television feeds of her strong-arming Cameron Burke into reading a scripted "apology", she also appears in the live action short film Inside Eden’s Gate.
*Faith is a talented singer, as proved by her rendition of "Amazing Grace".
*During her first encounter with the Deputy she is the least hostile to them, unlike the other heralds, Jacob and John, but her resentment at the Deputy's resistance to her attempts to entice them to join the Cult keeps growing as the Resistance level rises in the Henbane river region. This is seen when she influences Marshal Burke to kill Virgil Minkler solely to punish the Deputy for their repeated interference.
*Hurk has a crush on Faith (along with many, many other people). Similarly, if the Resistance Meter is high enough, Faith will randomly appear to condemn the Deputy for pulling Cameron Burke out of the Bliss, even going as far as to speak of her and the Deputy "Sharing a life together" seemingly indicating unreciprocated feelings for them.
*A note can be found in a church north of the Hope County Jail written by Faith, where it mentions she isn't the first person under Joseph to go by the name "Faith". She also says that she is losing faith in Joseph's plan and is scared of what he will do to her. It is unknown which incarnation of Faith wrote the note, although it is likely that the author is a woman called Lana who was killed and whose body was disposed of in the Horned Serpent Cave.
*The Book of Joseph suggests that Faith Seed and a geneticist named Peter (likely the pharmacist Feeney in game) are responsible for the refinement and production of the bliss plant.
*In the game files, Faith is often referred to as Selena Seed, which indicates that at some point during the development of the game Faith's original name was meant to be Selena, just like Virgil Knutsen, the mayor of Fall's End, was renamed Virgil Minkler.
*After Update 1.06, Faith is available as a Special Outfit for the deputy.
*While Faith’s body isn’t able to be found after her death, her boss fight area and the pond in which she died in can be found near Faith’s Gate.
*Faith has gone through the most changes in design among the Seed Family -- one of her designs even has a different hair color. The design that matches or at least closely resemble her final appearance is the full render or the one used in the map icon and the cult vignette. Certain file path names in the game files also suggest that the character was originally called 'Selena Seed', which was later changed to 'Faith'. This also means that the dirty crumpled letter, found in a room at King's Hot Springs Hotel, which warns a certain Selena, who was selected as the next Faith, not to lose herself to the Cult, is probably an item that should have been removed from the release version of the game.
*Some players suspects that Selene in Far Cry: New Dawn is actually Faith. This is unlikely as Joseph confirms her dead in Far Cry 5. Another debunk is that Selene speaks with a different accent and slang, than Faith. 
*You can see Faith's shadow in side mission "Side Effects."
==Gallery==
FC5 faith render.png|A render of Faith Seed, uncropped
FaithSeedPosterImage.jpg|Faith as she appears in the Far Cry 5 key art
FaithSeed01.jpg|E3 2017 key art
FC5 Eden and Seed.jpg|Ditto, uncropped
FC5 Seed.jpg|Faith as she appears in Far Cry 5 another key art
jayden-bell-rgdfrto.jpg|As appears in key art
Far Cry 52018-3-29-14-58-16.jpg|A note left for another Faith Seed, named Selena
Far Cry 52018-4-1-11-9-35.png|Ditto, for Lana
Far Cry® 5 20180331135825.jpg|A note left by Faith, but it is unconfirmed if this is a third version, or if this note was left by Rachel
Far Cry 52018-4-1-17-16-40.png|A note left by Tracey Leder for Rachel Jessop, the final Faith Seed
Faith,Virgil,Burke.png|Faith as she appears during The Lesson
Faith Seed.jpg|Faith's final moments
Far Cry® 5 20180402081635.jpg|"She was not the first to carry that name, but she was the most devoted."
tattoo.jpg|The tattoo on her left forearm, showing the molecular compound C17H21NO4, better known as cocaine, or one of the variants thereof
Seed's Family Photo.jpg|Faith in Seed's Family Photo
Fc5 specialoutfit female faith.png|The Faith Seed Special Outfit for female players.
DZiuAf0XcAEwyO4.jpg|Faith in another Far Cry 5 key art
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