General Hospital‘s Nina is back from Steinmauer and will do anything to get out of prison. Does that include turning on her daughter?
Key Takeaways
- Baines is realizing that Nina did not kill Jack.
- Nina is desperate to get out of prison.
- Baines may ask for information on Willow’s crimes in exchange for Nina’s freedom.
- The walls may be closing in on Willow, Drew, and Ava.
Nina Didn’t Do It
Nina (Cynthia Watros) didn’t kill Jack (Chris McKenna), but the WSB took her away because a room full of people heard her threaten him. Then Drew (Cameron Mathison) planted the WSB Field Director’s wallet in her car.
Agent Baines (Alimi Ballard) is finally recognizing his mistake. He realizes that the WSB rushed to judgment and that Nina is most likely innocent. New information has come to light via Lulu’s (Alexa Havins) article. He knows that Sidwell (Carlo Rotta) got his hands on the WSB’s paralytic drug that was used on both Drew and Jack. He is now suspicious of Willow (Katelyn MacMullen).
Nina Has Information
Nina has been locked away for weeks, and she is desperate to get home. Baines has no problem playing on her desperation to get information. She knows all about the crimes her daughter committed, but would never have turned her in. That may change.
Willow hasn’t exactly turned herself inside out trying to help her mom. The congresswoman made a few phone calls and then seemingly forgot all about Nina. It is time for the Crimson editor to put herself first for a change. This may mean telling the truth about her daughter.
Willow didn’t kill Jack; that was Drew and Ava’s (Maura West) doing. But Baines may let Nina go free if she tells him about Willow’s other crimes.
In the meantime, Detective Fitzpatrick (Jonathan Bennett) is closing in on Ava. If the PCPD and the WSB could work together, they may be able to solve all the unsolved crimes in Port Charles. It is time for Drew and Willow to both be held accountable for the havoc they wreaked in town.
Do you think Nina will tell the truth about Willow?
