General Hospital’s Nina finally said it; there is no line she would not cross for Willow. She lost one daughter and will now do anything to protect the other. This makes both of them all the more dangerous.
Key Takeaways
- Nina’s mom put her into a coma and stole her twin daughters.
- Nelle and Willow both had sad and difficult upbringings.
- Nina admitted to Jack that she will support Willow no matter what she does.
- Things may get more dangerous.
Nina and her Daughters’ Painful Past
Love her or hate her, there is no denying that Nina (Cynthia Watros) has had a painful past. Her mom put her into a coma when she gave pregnant Nina too many antidepressants in the hopes of causing a miscarriage. Madeline’s (Donna Mills) goal was to keep her husband’s inheritance all to herself. It was later discovered that Nina had twins, and they were given away while she was still in her coma.
Her daughters, Nelle (Chloe Lanier) and Willow (Katelyn MacMullen), had separate but horrible upbringings, and they both became destructive adults. Nina lost her chance at redemption with Nelle when she died, but she will not lose it with Willow, no matter what. Now that she has found her one remaining daughter, there is nothing she won’t do for her.
Nina’s Desperate to Keep Willow Close
Nina has been desperate to keep Willow close to her ever since she learned she was her daughter. She supported her daughter through her divorce and her disastrous relationship with Drew (Cameron Mathison). Nina stood by Willow’s side throughout her trial, believing in her innocence. She barely flinched when she discovered that her darling child had shot Drew, caused his stroke, and was keeping him in his locked-in state.
Nina and Jack have become close. However, Jack (Chris McKenna) recently questioned her unwavering loyalty to Willow. She held her ground and exclaimed that she would do anything for her daughter, even as the lines she continues to cross grow increasingly dangerous. Nina is the ultimate enabler. Interestingly, this is when Jack kissed her.
Willow is now losing control over Drew. He is beginning to move, and if all else fails, she seems ok with killing him. Nina’s explanation to Jack made it pretty clear that she will help her daughter even if it comes down to murder. Keeping Willow safe and happy is all that matters to her. The past is her justification for a very dangerous future. How far do you think they will go?
