Over and Done: Should Trina Forget About Spencer on General Hospital?

General Hospital fans were rooting for Spencer Cassadine and Trina Robinson to first recognize, then act on their very obvious feelings for each other. But then Spencer seemed to swallow Esme Prince’s plan to film Cameron Webber and Josslyn Jacks having sex…and frame Trina for the crime.

General Hospital Polling

Under the circumstances, should Trina (Tabyana Ali) forget about Spencer (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) and move on to greener pastures? What almost 2,000 viewers said to us about that:

Cold Shoulder

Almost half of you, 48%, are rooting for Trina to give Spencer the cold shoulder. After everything they’ve been through, after all the time he spent getting to know what kind of person Trina is – and what kind of person Esme (Avery Kristen Pohl) is – for him to think, even for a moment, that Trina would do such an awful thing to their friends just proves what a loser Spencer is. Trina can do better.

Of course, if Spencer would like to work to change her mind, you would be open to a redemption story…

General Hospital: Trust Worthy

Then again, 28% of the audience is pronouncing no second chances for Spencer – ever. If he doesn’t trust Trina, then she can’t trust him. And that would make any kind of relationship impossible. The guy doesn’t deserve her. Thank you – next!

GH: Something There To Remind Me

They have a connection, 24% of hopeless romantics sigh. So Spencer made a mistake in believing Esme over Trina. So what? People make mistakes. And he’ll realize that sooner or later. When he does, Trina should be open-minded enough to explore what it was that drew her to Spencer in the first place. And she should make him pay for ever doubting her, to the point where such an option would never cross his mind again.

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