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Treenie is a character on Mayans MC, a spinoff of the FX original series Sons of Anarchy. Played by American actress Augie Duke. Treenie makes her debut appearance in the season three episode "What Comes of Handlin' Snakeskin"; she plays a minor recurring role throughout the same and subsequent seasons.
Biography[]
Treenie is a lost soul. Having grown up surrounded by motorcycle clubs, they are all she really knows. Treenie is a talented amateur musician, she can play the acoustic guitar and sings well, explaining that music helps her express herself. Treenie married Tommy Gaeta when she was a young woman, it is unknown if she took his name or not. Treenie was devastated when Gaeta was killed one night on club business.
Treenie attempted to move on, linking up again with the Santo Padre Mayans, drowning her sorrows in drink, drugs and men. Treenie worked the bar at the clubhouse, along with a few other young women. One of the men Treenie consistently spent her time with was Obispo "Bishop" Losa, the then Santo Padre Vice Presidente. The pair had numerous run ins until Bishop found a girlfriend and attempted to create something stable in his life.
Bishop's plan eventually crumbled when he and Treenie spent one final night together. Bishop attempted to back pedal and tell Treenie that he had been looking for her all along; Treenie didn't agree, telling a shocked Bishop that he was just filling the void in her life, and he isn't what she was seeking.
Season 3[]
"What Comes of Handlin' Snakeskin"[]
A devastated Gaeta returns home after a night of loss. Two of his brothers from Stockton, Flaco and Chepe were gunned down by other members of the Mayans after a disagreement over drug trade. He is greeted by his wife, Treenie who attempts to comfort him. Gaeta cries as he states that Flaco's mother blames Gaeta for his death.
Suddenly, he is jumped by Santo Padre Mayans who beat him with bats and demand to know where Oscar "El Oso" Ramos, the Stockton Presidente is. Treenie screams and watches on horrified.
Season 4[]
"Hymn Among the Ruins"[]
Treenie finds herself at the Santo Padre clubhouse after the death of Gaeta, seeking companionship she begins to work behind the bar and strikes up a friendly relationship with Santo Padre Vice Presidente, Obispo "Bishop" Losa.
"A Crow Flew By"[]
Cielo again tries to teach Treenie the common themes around the clubhouse. She explains that once Bishop starts to get quite drunk they begin to water his drinks down. Treenie snaps at Cielo claiming that Bishop is a grown man and pours him a large glass of whisky.
Treenie and Bishop later slam shots together, Ezekiel "EZ" Reyes, who is the new Vice Presidente of the club after Marcus Alvarez, the Presidente, stripped it from Bishop, wants to speak with Bishop and clear the air with him too. Treenie goes to leave but Bishop says she should stay. Bishop is obviously furious that he has had his patch stripped and given to EZ and a very drunk Bishop isn't interested in hearing EZ out and begins to ridicule him, EZ responds by punching Bishop in the face.
Later that night Treenie wakes up a sleeping Bishop, she teases him and the pair then snort cocaine. Things progress and the pair have sex on the pool table in the clubhouse.
"When I Die, I Want Your Hands on My Eyes"[]
Bishop drinks alone and Treenie comes to speak to him. She tries to comfort him over the attack on the Oakland charter which left some of his brothers dead, including Johnny "Coco" Cruz of Santo Padre. Bishop shouts at her and tells her to leave him alone if she really wants to help him.
"When the Breakdown Hit at Midnight"[]
Treenie spends the night with Bishop. She awakens the next morning to see that EZ has come to speak with Bishop, she lets him in and excuses herself.
Season 5[]
"I Hear the Train A-Comin"[]
Six months later, Treenie is still working at the Santo Padre clubhouse. Bishop is about to leave for the evening, Treenie approaches him and the two small talk. Treenie tells Bishop that she has to wash glasses and serve rude Mayans at the bar, she turns and leave, warning Bishop not to break his neck watching her walk away as she flaunts herself on her way back to the clubhouse.
"Lord Help My Poor Soul"[]
"Do You Hear the Rain"[]
"I Want Nothing but Death"[]
Cielo, Treenie and Jess work the bar, there is a Mayan celebration occurring and members from many charters are present. EZ eventually staggers in to the clubhouse. Otero speaks up and announces "Now this is a fucking Mayan!". The club begin to pound their fists on the tales as they chant EZ's name.
"My Eyes Filled and Then Closed on the Last of Childhood Tears"[]
Treenie plays her guitar in the clubhouse bathroom, Bishop soon enters.
Treenie continues to play, singing as she does, she messes up as Bishop remarks that he was enjoying it. Treenie explains in a roundabout sort of way that music helps her express herself. Bishop asks her to teach him how to play something.
"To Fear of Death, I Eat the Stars"[]
Treenie and Bishop end up spending the night together. Treenie is awoken when Bishop's girlfriend enters his home. Treenie watches as Bishop frantically tries to explain that he just made a mistake and it doesn't mean anything. The woman slaps Bishop across the face and leaves the house with tears in her eyes. Bishop sadly sits back on his bed.
"Slow to Bleed Fair Son"[]
Angel and EZ return to the clubhouse, Treenie has been looking after Maverick Reyes, Angel's son. Treenie sarcastically remarks that of all the men at the clubhouse, Maverick is the most mature one.
Trivia[]
- It is possible that Treenie's surname is Gaeta, although this is unconfirmed.
Appearances[]
 Season 3 appearances
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| "Pap Struggles With The Death Angel" | "The Orneriness Of Kings" | "Overreaching Don't Pay" | "Our Gang's Dark Oath" | "Dark, Deep-Laid Plans" |
| "You Can't Pray a Lie" | "What Comes of Handlin' Snakeskin" | "A Mixed-up and Splendid Rescue" | "The House of Death Floats By" | "Chapter the Last, Nothing More to Write" |
| Season 4 appearances
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| "Cleansing of the Temple" | "Hymn Among the Ruins" | "Self Portrait in Blue Bathroom" | "A Crow Flew By" | "Death of the Virgin" |
| "When I Die, I Want Your Hands on My Eyes" | "Dialogue with the Mirror" | "The Righteous Wrath of an Honorable Man" | "The Calling of Saint Matthew" | "When the Breakdown Hit at Midnight" |
| Season 5 appearances
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| "I Hear the Train A-Comin" | "Lord Help My Poor Soul" | "Do You Hear the Rain" | "I See the Black Light" | "I Want Nothing but Death" |
| "My Eyes Filled and Then Closed on the Last of Childhood Tears" | "To Fear of Death, I Eat the Stars" | "Her Blacks Crackle and Drag" | "I Must Go in Now for the Fog Is Rising" | "Slow to Bleed Fair Son" |