Spencer Cassadine was in a bit of a pickle on General Hospital. What with having stalked his stepmother, Ava Jerome Cassadine. But, like all spoiled rich young people across the world, Spencer’s great uncle, Victor Cassadine, pulled some judicial strings.
General Hospital Polling
Then ipso, presto, Spencer (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) only has to pay a fine, do some community service, plead guilty – and fake remorse – and he can walk about Port Charles like a free man. Should the haughty heir be grateful to the Cassadine patriarch? We heard from over 2,000 voters on the issue:
Tit For Tat
Find out what Old Vic (Charles Shaughnessey) wants in return first, 78% of you advise. This was not just done out of the goodness of Victor’s heart. He doesn’t have any of that. This was done as part of a long-range plan wherein Victor controls his great-great-nephew in a way he never could his father, Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma). Go ahead and party, Spence, then read the fine print… or maybe you want to do that first.
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General Hospital: Chances Are
Be a man and take your chances in court, 14% of the General Hospital audience was advising. After all, you’re still rich, white, and male – three of the best things to be! You didn’t need your uncle Victor to get you out of legal trouble. You could have hired a less than upstanding lawyer who would have achieved the same results… but only charged you exorbitant legal fees… not asked for lifelong devotion in return.
Living the Life
Only 8% think Spencer should do anything Victor asks in gratitude. He might have ended up serving some major time. He stalked a woman! And told lies! That’s a serious offense. We’re not talking murder or kidnapping or blackmail here. Those are misdemeanors in Port Charles. This was a true crime!
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