General Hospital‘s Curtis was badly beaten in Pentonville and is understandably upset. He is quick to blame Sonny, but has he really thought this through?
Key Takeaways
- The evidence points to Sonny for ordering the hit on Sidwell.
- Curtis is quick to accuse him.
- Curtis jumped to conclusions once before.
- Sonny may not be guilty at all.
Curtis Accuses Sonny
Sidwell (Carlo Rota) was attacked in his cell, and Curtis (Donnell Turner) was beaten when he tried to stop it. On their way out, the attackers claimed it was on order from Sonny (Maurice Benard).
On the surface, Curtis has no reason not to believe this. Sonny is (was) a mob boss, and Sidwell was his enemy. It is believable that he would have put a hit out on Jenz, but it also makes sense that he was set up. Sonny would never have allowed his guys to beat up Curtis, even if he did walk in on the incident.
Curtis was quick to tell detectives what he heard, without thinking it through.
Curtis And His Accusations
The whole reason Curtis is in prison is that he falsely accused someone of a crime. He insisted that Isaiah (Sawandi Wilson) was the other driver in the accident that Jordan (Tanisha Harper) caused. Things got so bad that he hit Isaiah and did severe damage to the surgeon’s hand.
Curtis refused to listen to reason concerning Isaiah, and he is paying a high price for that choice. Now he may be jumping to conclusions once again.
Someone likely set Sonny up to take the fall for trying to kill Sidwell, but Curtis is ready to place blame before knowing all the details. Jordan may jump on the bandwagon immediately, just like last time, and the two will seek to have Sonny prosecuted. History could repeat itself if the whole truth comes out.
Do you think Curtis is right to accuse Sonny, or is he repeating his old patterns?
