General Hospital‘s Willow has no remorse. Instead, she justifies her behavior by blaming everyone around her.
Key Takeaways
- Willow has no remorse and blames others for her actions.
- She believes that retaining custody of her children justifies her crimes.
- Alexis confronted her and called her a monster.
Willow’s Blame Game
Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) has committed horrible crimes, including shooting her husband. Alexis (Nancy Lee Grahn) was the one who finally confronted her, and her response was bizarre.
Instead of denying it or taking accountability for her actions, she blamed everyone else. She claimed that it was Michael’s (Rory Gibson) fault for trying to take her children away, and Drew’s (Cameron Mathison) fault for driving him to it.
Her constant excuse is that everything she has done is for Wiley (Viron Weaver) and Amelia (Sienna Goerisch), which is ridiculous. Losing custody is not an excuse for attempted murder. As long as she tells herself that the end justifies the means, she will continue to commit crimes.
Wlllow The Monster
Nina (Cynthia Watros) should have put a stop to Willow a long time ago, but she is just as bad as her daughter.
Instead, it was Alexis who called her out and refused to validate her excuses the way her mother does. She didn’t blink as Willow told her “poor me” story. The attorney called her exactly what she has become: a monster. She would not accept the congresswoman’s story that it is everyone else’s fault.
One of Willow’s latest threats was directed towards Kai (Jens Austin Astrup) and Trina (Tabyana Ali), which is why Alexis confronted her. She has now been warned: if anything happens to the young couple, the attorney will tell everything she knows.
One would hope that this threat would end Willow’s reign of terror, but her lack of remorse suggests she will not be stopped. She is delusional and still believes that she is the victim. Would you love to see Alexis take her down?
