Drew came out of the water where Nina dumped him on General Hospital and headed straight to Willow’s, where he let her have it for everything she’d done to him over the past six months. Drew vowed to make Willow pay. But then they agreed that she should keep the congressional seat she inherited from him. Silly Drew. Don’t you realize you have given Willow the power now to take down everybody who has ever upset her?
Key Takeaways
- Willow is still a congresswoman with political power.
- Willow can use her political power to harass all the Quartermaines.
- Willow can harass all of Port Charles.
Willow’s New Authority Changes the Balance of Power
Now that Drew (Cameron Mathison) won’t be fighting to get his congressional seat back, Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) has free rein to do what she likes with her power. So not only does she and Brennan (Chris McKenna) hold Drew in check and prevent him from revealing how Willow kept him drugged and helpless for half a year, but Willow can keep doing what she likes to him.
This time, without even needing to administer regular injections. This time, she can use political power — just like everyone else in any kind of office.
The Quartermaines Could Become Willow’s First Target
You know how the Quartermaines love their house? You know how they constantly fight over their house? You know how Drew wanted that house. Well, it sure would be a shame if anything were to happen to it, wouldn’t it?
Like, if it suddenly weren’t up to code? Sure, the Quartermaines have enough money to deal with such a nuisance. But what if it turned out that the Quartermaine house was located exactly where a new road needed to go? A road to help the General Hospital ambulance get patients there faster? Surely, the big, bad Quartermaines wouldn’t want to stand in the way of helping poor, sick people? That would not be a good look for them. Willow is just serving the public good!
