Justine may be the best District Attorney General Hospital has ever had. She picks up on small details, and she has great instincts about the people of Port Charles.
Key Takeaways
- Justine has never backed down on Willow’s guilt.
- The ADA doesn’t trust Chase or his intentions.
- She is the only one who is suspicious of fake Nathan.
Willow Was Guilty
Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) was acquitted of shooting Drew (Cameron Mathison), but she was very guilty. Justine (Nazneen Contractor) prosecuted her to the best of her ability, but Alexis (Nancy Lee Grahn) was successful in offering Michael (Rory Gibson) as an alternate suspect.
Justine never believed it was anyone other than Willow, and never arrested Michael. Eventually, she will be proven right.
Chasing Chase
The PCPD doesn’t have the best track record, and right now Chase (Josh Swickard) is their biggest liability. He has already been demoted for conducting his own investigation into who shot Drew, all to clear Willow. Dante (Dominic Zamprogna) wants to see the best in his friend, so he has been trying to give him the benefit of the doubt, but Justine is not following suit.
She sees right through Chase, does not trust him or his motives, and has no problem letting him know how she feels. The ADA recognizes how every move he makes is to protect Willow. He proved her right when he arrested Tracy after Willow claimed Tracy had thrown her into the water, and Chase believed her without any actual proof. Officer Chase may leave the PCPD, and Justine will be thrilled.
Nathan/Cassius
Nathan (Ryan Paevey) is not Nathan, and no one seems to notice. Cassius looks like him and does a decent job impersonating him, but something isn’t right. Dante may have picked up some signs, but is either ignoring them or rationalizing them away.
Not Justine. Her eyes are on the imposter, and she recognizes that something is amiss. It is only a matter of time until she confronts him about it. Cassius’s time is about to be up, and the ADA may be the one to figure it all out.
Justine is right on target with what is going on in Port Charles. It’s time to change her title from Acting District Attorney to District Attorney. Do you agree?
