General Hospital‘s Charlotte comes from a long line of villains. Her destructive behavior may be a sign of things to come.
Key Takeaways
- Charlotte has been causing trouble even as a child.
- The Cassadines are a notoriously evil family.
- Charlotte is beginning to look like a true Cassadine.
Mean Girl Charlotte
Charlotte (Bluesy Burke) was trouble even as a little girl. She constantly picked on Aiden (Colin Cassidy) when they were in elementary school together. Even worse, Nina (Cynthia Watros) enabled her by defending the behavior.
When she was a little older, she stalked Anna (Finola Hughes) and terrified her so badly that the WSB agent shot the young girl. In Charlotte’s defense, Victor (Charles Shaughnessy) did have her under mind control at the time, but her hatred for Anna felt real.
Now that Charlotte is a teen, she and Danny (Asher Antonyzyn) are constantly getting themselves in trouble. Many feel that Danny is the bad influence on Charlotte, but it may be the other way around.
Charlotte Feels Like A True Cassadine
The Cassadine family has been causing damage and destruction in Port Charles for decades. Valentin (James Patrick Stuart) has come a long way, but he was initially regarded as one of the most dangerous members of the family.
Valentin has taught his daughter well. Their life on the run has made her street smart and resourceful. Charlotte can use these skills to harm rather than to help if she chooses. She is becoming devious, which is not a good sign.
The contentious relationship between the Cassadines and the Spencers is legendary. Charlotte is a combination of the two families, and Lulu (Alexa Havins) may need to fight with everything she has to keep her daughter from becoming an evil villain.
Do you think Charlotte has some of the worst attributes of a Cassadine?
