General Hospital‘s Carly has been hiding Valentin in her home for months, and now Jason knows it. This may not necessarily be a bad thing.
Key Takeaways
- Britt and Jason are working together.
- Valentin and Carly are working together.
- They may not all like each other, but the real enemies are Cullum and Sidwell.
- It is time to work together and get things done.
Britt, Jason, Carly, Valentin
Britt (Kelly Thiebaud) dislikes Carly (Laura Wright), and the feeling is mutual. Jason (Steve Burton) and Valentin (James Patrick Stuart) aren’t exactly best friends.
Britt and Jason are now in a relationship, and he is helping her get out from Sidwell (Carlo Rota) and Cullum’s (Andrew Hawkes) thumb. Britt has information on Faison’s (Anders Hove) final project, and if Jason can replicate her meds, they can work to take down the bad guys.
Carly and Valentin (who finally gave in to their chemistry) are after the same people. They originally wanted to get even with Brennan (Chris McKenna), but are discovering that he is not the villain they believed he was. The dangerous duo is Sidwell and Cullum, and they need to be stopped.
Teamwork Makes The Dream Work
There is no love lost between Carly, Valentin, Jason, and Britt, but teaming up could be the best thing for all of them. There is strength in numbers, and this foursome needs each other.
Jason has Sonny’s (Maurice Benard) organization behind him, most notably Brick (Stephen A. Smith), who can do almost anything. Britt knows about and has access to the project, and is Faison’s daughter. Valentin is ex-WSB. Carly is, well, she’s Carly. They have a better shot working together than they would working separately. (Carly just saw her younger self in Joss — here’s why that should terrify her).
It is time to step away from the drama and past grievances so that they will have a chance against the powerful enemy they all face.
Once this team is formed, others may want to step up to help. Dante (Dominic Zamprogna), Brennan, and even Josslyn (Eden McCoy) would be assets. They all need to realize who the real enemy is.
