In the July 27 episode of General Hospital, Chase showed signs of being back to his old self again. Chase proved he knows what’s truly important in his life after a way-too-long period when that wasn’t the case.
Key Takeaways
- Chase brought Willow into the PCPD even after her desperate plea not to.
- He was honest with Brook Lynn about his day.
- The change in Chase was a long time coming.
Chase Didn’t Put Willow First
A couple of weeks ago, Chase (Josh Siwchard) vowed to make sure Brook Lynn (Amanda Setton) knew she and Phoebe (Luna Creighton and Lucia Creighton) were his main priority. Chase finally put his money where his mouth is because he wasn’t swayed by Willow’s (Katelyn MacMullen) damsel-in-distress routine.
When Chase arrived at Willow’s office, she was frantic and headed out. Willow begged and pleaded for Chase to say she wasn’t there and let her go.
Instead of buying into her act, Chase convinced Willow that it was best for her to come with him to the police station. Chase further proved he’s changed his attitude when he let Willow be questioned alone by Molly (Kristen Vaganos) and Dante (Dominic Zamprogna) without any input.
Telling Brook Lynn The Truth
At the Quartermaine mansion, Chase found Brook Lynn and Phoebe and immediately told his wife about his day. Chase revealed Anna (Finola Hughes) had given him an opportunity to work his way back to detective.
Once they discussed that, Chase admitted he had to bring Willow in for questioning. That wasn’t all he told Brook Lynn. Chase shared that Willow had asked him to go to Washington, D.C. with her, but that he shut her down.
It’s About Time Chase Put His Family First
For months, Chase has been running around town playing Willow’s savior and night in shining armor, while ignoring what his actions have done to his wife. It seems their talk, in which Brook Lynn admitted she framed Willow, has truly changed Chase.
The fact that the old Chase seems to have resurfaced was evident not just in Chase’s words but in his whole demeanor. There was a softness back in Chase as opposed to his being in defense mode all the time.
Chase was back to listening, understanding, and being thoughtful. It was nice to see the real Chase return instead of the guy who was Willow’s lapdog.
Hopefully, this new Chase sticks around as the walls are closing in on Willow and all her dirty little deeds.
