General Hospital‘s Scout is struggling, and who can blame her? There is a war going on around her that she never asked for, and she is getting lost inside it. She is lucky she has Rocco.
Key Takeaways
- Scout feels caught in the middle between her dad and her brother.
- She doesn’t want Charlotte and Danny scheming against Drew.
- She can open up to Rocco about how she is feeling.
The War Raging Around Scout
Drew (Cameron Mathson) is horrible; that much is obvious to everyone, but Scout (Kayden Brenna Tokarski) doesn’t necessarily want to hear about it. She sees his faults, but he is still her father.
She hates that he is trying to keep her from her grandmother, her aunt, and her brother. Scout is trying to handle it her own way, and lying to her dad has become her only option. She doesn’t want to be dishonest, but she needs to maintain relationships with those she loves.
On the other side, Danny (Asher Antonyzyn) and Charlotte (Bluesy Burke) constantly step in where she doesn’t want them. The two are always scheming against Drew, and Charlotte’s last stunt was downright dangerous. Scout truly wants them to stop.
Everyone says what they are doing is “for her own good,” but none of it feels good to her. She wants them all to listen to her and take her feelings into consideration rather than forcing their own opinions on her.
Scout And Rocco
Rocco (Finn Carr) is the one person who hears Scout. He understands her because he has gone through a similar experience with his parents and Britt (Kelly Thiebaud). They are both teens who have had those they love fighting about them.
Rocco used to be super close with both Danny and Charlotte. He pulled away from them because he didn’t want to join their antics. After what happened to him, he knew that their schemes would get them into trouble, and he wanted no part of it.
Scout feels the same as Rocco. She doesn’t want to get involved with their crazy plans to punish her dad. Now it is time for Charlotte and Danny to step up and become responsible. Maybe that will calm the waters so that Scout herself can get her father to pay attention to what she wants.
Do you feel for Scout in this situation?
