In the July 22 episode of General Hospital, Portia helped Britt realize she does have real friends. Portia wasn’t the only one, either. Isaiah and Britt bonded as more of Britt’s new friendships were revealed.
Key Takeaways
- Britt has more people in her corner than Brad.
- The new friendships have helped Britt amid her new lease on life.
- Britt has become known for ruining a good thing.
Britt Has Found Her People as Brad Remains MIA
For the longest time, it was Britt (Kelly Thiebaud) and Brad (Parry Shen) against the world. Granted, most of it was their own making. However, the one thing Britt has always longed for is to belong, and now that has happened.
Even with the conditions that Elizabeth (Rebecca Herbst) and Stella (Vernee Watson) put on her reinstatement at the hospital, Britt was thrilled to be back at work. It has become a place where she has built new friendships, like with Lucas (Van Hansis).
It wasn’t Lucas, though, who put a huge smile on Britt’s face and reminded her she has more people in her corner than she knows. That was all Portia (Brook Kerr) and Isaiah (Sawandi Wilson), but only one of them understood how much Britt needed that friendship reassurance.
Portia and Isaiah Step Up for Britt
After being reinstated, Britt was back in the hospital mix and actually staying out of the drama for once. Britt and Isaiah had a hilarious exchange about softball, as Britt made it clear she’s not thrilled with her new equipment manager duties.
The talk quickly changed to Isaiah dealing with the new dynamic between Portia and Curtis (Donnell Turner). Isaiah admitted it was challenging and awkward, but so far, cooler heads have prevailed.
When Portia requested Britt to do her discharge exam, it was the last thing she expected. Britt was thrilled to hear Portia call her a friend. The moment got to Britt, which was easy to see through the genuine smile on her face.
Britt Has What She’s Always Wanted but Will She Blow It?
All Britt has ever wanted was a sense of belonging and a place to call home. The reminder of the friendships she has only made her feel more like she belongs and has found her people.
Unfortunately, she’s Britt, and for some reason, she can’t seem to have nice things. Britt has a way of taking any ounce of happiness she gets and destroying it.
That would leave many to believe this newfound belonging and friendships won’t last. However, there’s something different about Britt since she got a new lease on life following the news that she never had Huntington’s disease.
Britt could have gone anywhere after the news, and she was out from under Cullum (Andrew Hawkes) and Sidwell’s (Carlo Rotta) thumb, but she didn’t. The doctor went straight back to the hospital and the people who had come to accept her.
All signs point to Britt having learned a lesson since her faked death and illness. It doesn’t mean she’s a whole new person of that the Britch won’t make an appearance, but she seems to have found something desperately missing from her life: true friends.
