In the August 3 episode of General Hospital, Peter finally found a way to get Anna to target Britt. Anna gave in after her behavior put someone who knows her best on high alert, and she has no idea.
Key Takeaways
- Anna was not herself as she talked to Valentin and Carly.
- Valentin couldn’t hide his concern for Anna.
- Peter reinforced what Anna fears the most to get her to target Britt.
Valentin Clocks Anna’s Behavior
The last thing Anna (Finola Hughes) expected when she arrived at Metro Court Gardens to talk to Valentin (James Patrick Stuart) was for him to be kissing Carly (Laura Wright). Anna was stunned, which Peter (Wes Ramsey) used to goad her, causing her to knock over a waiter.
Valentin and Carly saw the commotion and invited Anna to join them. The entire conversation was riddled with awkwardness, and Anna was not being herself. Even Carly mentioned the unexpected way Anna was about Josslyn (Eden McCoy) being in the WSB.
Anna never asked for Valentin’s help. Instead, she just talked about the WSB, and her behavior was odd at best. When she left, Valentin feared Anna would never escape the ghost of Faison (Anders Hove) after he realized his former love wasn’t alright.
Peter Knows How to Play Anna
Back at her apartment, Anna enjoyed time with Emma (Braedyn Bruner). Anna filled her in on her talk with Carly about Josslyn and felt grateful Emma had no desire to be a WSB agent.
Emma reassured her grandmother that it was not on her radar. However, once Emma left, Peter used that very thing to get Anna to do his dirty work.
Anna agreed to target Britt (Kelly Thiebaud) after Peter declared Britt would use Emma to get to her. In fact, her whole demeanor changed as she became laser-focused on keeping Emma, who’s not in danger, safe.
The Cracks Are Forming in Anna But Will Anyone Clock It in Time?
Let’s be honest, it was only a matter of time before Anna decided to kill or try to kill Britt as Peter requested. Anna has conjured him up for a reason, which is all about revenge on the person she believed caused her mental breakdown over Faison.
The problem is that Anna’s wrong on very many levels, and her loved ones are too happy to have her back to realize it. Anyone can tell Anna is off. Instead of being focused on that, though, those close to Anna are chalking it up to the trauma she went through and the impact of thinking Faison was alive.
Even Valentin was put on high alert, but not for the right reason. Valentin feels Anna’s issues are all about the ghost of Faison rather than Anna herself. It’s easy to see that Anna has changed, and rightfully so after her ordeal.
However, the former WSB baddie is gone; in her place is someone who doesn’t really resemble the real Anna. Throw in the visions of Peter and Anna’s mental health, and boy is trouble lurking for Anna. Now that Anna has given in to Peter and intends to target Britt, things are bound to get worse.
Will anyone realize Anna isn’t herself before it’s too late?
