Since his shocking fall return to Port Charles, no one has questioned where a presumed dead Nathan was for seven years. But that’s all changing now that Joss is putting the pieces of a Faison-shaped puzzle together on General Hospital.
Key Takeaways
- Nathan’s return from the dead never raised enough questions.
- Joss is finally connecting the dots between Nathan’s return and Faison’s final project.
- Joss is on her way to figuring out that Nathan is actually Cassius Faison.
Someone Finally Questions “Nathan”
Nathan’s (Ryan Paevey) return from the dead should have come with questions, but instead, he was welcomed back with open arms by his friends and family. He says he has no recollection of the last seven years, and they simply believe him…until someone doesn’t.
Joss (Eden McCoy), being the savvy new WSB agent she is, knows there’s a connection between Cullum (Andrew Hawkes) and Faison (Anders Hove), and Nathan’s sudden resurfacing only adds more mystery to the ominous final project.
And when Joss questioned Nathan about his father, she noticed his sudden shift. Except, it wasn’t a shift — it was the react of a whole different person.
Only a handful in Port Charles know Nathan is really Cassius Faison posing as his deceased brother, but soon enough, Joss may learn the truth. She’s already begun digging into Nathan’s return, first by asking Valentin (James Patrick Stuart) his take, then by questioning Obrecht (Kathleen Gati) about her son’s possible involvement in Faison’s final project during the April 27 GH.
Now, all Joss has to do it ask the right person — like Britt (Kelly Thiebaud) — about Nathan’s return. Frazzled by Jason’s (Steve Burton) disappearance and Rocco’s (Finn Carr) involvement in Cullum’s shooting, she may just give Joss the hint she needs to figure out who Nathan truly is.
General Hospital spoilers for April 28 focus on Joss’ brother, Michael (Rory Gibson), who is about to face off with one of his worst enemies: Willow (Katelyn MacMullen).
