‘General Hospital’ spoilers relate that Shiloh (Coby Ryan McLaughlin) makes a supposed peace offering, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Bernard) might have made a mistake in dealing with Kristina Davis (Lexi Ainsworth), Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) makes a choice, and Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst) worries about Aiden Spencer (Jason David). In case you missed the General Hospital spoilers, get caught up with your daily General Hospital recap.
‘General Hospital’ Spoilers: Sonny Makes Huge Blunder With Kristina, Over-Bearing Father Act Pushes Kristina Deeper Into DoD Grasp
As we predicted, despite Franco Baldwin’s (Roger Howarth) part in exposing Not-Kevin Collins (Jon Lindstrom), he’s not enjoying the warm and fuzzies from a grateful populace. As a result of the arrest and the interview (not to mention his past getting dredged up), Aiden is not invited to a party. Okay, there’s more to it, but he and Elizabeth do acknowledge that had to play a factor in a classmate’s mom deciding Aiden didn’t fit the bill for the “wholesome” guests she wants at her daughter’s party. Elizabeth is upset about this, and decides to contact Willow to learn more about what might be going on in the classroom.
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Shut up, Krissy!
Sam McCall (Kelly Monaco) says basically that after Kristina learns that Shiloh was attacked the night before by Jason Morgan (Steve Burton), leading Shiloh to go back to the hospital the next day with additional bleeding. She basically hands Shiloh tons of ammunition by going on about how Jason is her father’s enforcer (hit man, as she adds after), and that Jason is deadly. Sam jumps into damage control mode and basically tells Kristina to chill out and stop being over dramatic. She assures them both that Jason just lost his temper, and there was no planned hit going on. After Kristina leaves, she makes it clear to Shiloh that, had Jason actually wanted to kill him, Shiloh would be dead already.
Later on, Shiloh seems to take Sam’s words to heart (and her acknowledgment Jason was totally wrong to hit him) and decides to give Jason another chance. He heads to the police department to tell them he’s dropping the charges against Jason, putting on a nice show of being the peace-loving guru who wants to practice what he preaches. Of course, he makes it clear to Sam that if Jason does something like this again, he’ll assume Jason’s beyond saving.
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Meanwhile, Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard) is seeing through this whole thing, realizing that Jason acted in a very calculated, intentional manner. Given what he’s been told by Willow, he starts pumping Jason for info on Shiloh and Dawn of Day. He says that if Jason gets anything on this guy that can be used, Chase wants to know about it. For Margaux Dawson’s (Elizabeth Hendrickson) part, she seems a bit disappointed to let Jason go later, and makes it clear she’ll be ready to pounce on anything that will finally take Jason down.
Change of heart
Willow had asked to meet with Brad Cooper (Parry Shen) to see her son one last time, as she’s getting ready to leave town. Brad doesn’t deny being happy about that, and somewhat reluctantly agrees to let her hold the baby. Willow’s making the most of this final moment when she spots a DoD brochure. She questions Brad about it, and is visibly agitated about Brad actually planning to take two of their courses. She’s even more upset when her promise of being out of the way doesn’t seem to change his mind about the peaceful parenting class.
After Brad leaves, Willow takes the call from Elizabeth and agrees to meet. Before she leaves, she pulls the resignation letter out and tears it up. Chase just happens to come along at the right moment to see that and is thrilled to learn she’s planning to stick around.
Daddy done messed up
Sonny picked a really bad time to ask to see Kristina. After her earlier blabbing about Jason being Sonny’s enforcer, she’s ultra defensive. Sonny tells her to chill; all he wants is to see his girl. It doesn’t take long for their conversation to turn ugly. Sonny’s worried about Kristina making DoD her world, and Kristina thinks that he should butt out, as she’s an adult. Sonny makes what we feel is a huge mistake by telling her he’s not going to sit by and watch his daughter go down a wrong path without doing anything.
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Also today…
We have a few sweet scenes of Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) and Mike Corbin (Max Gail) bonding over old times and new shared problems. Mike is having one of his more lucid days and can relate to Dante taking about his fear of how his mind isn’t right, and he’s scared of what he might end up doing without remembering a thing.
