In the August 5 episode of General Hospital, Curtis’ trial began as he and Jordan continued to play the blame game. They aren’t the only ones placing blame when it should be on Curtis. Brook Lynn and Tracy discussed the night of the accident as Brook Lynn worried about Curtis’ legal troubles.
Key Takeaways
- Curtis and Jordan are a broken record.
- Brook Lynn can’t escape her guilt as Curtis’ trial began.
- Martin further proved why Curtis has no one to blame but himself.
Jordan and Curtis Keep The Isaiah Narrative Going
GH fans were dealt more of the same as Curtis’ (Donnell Turner) trial began. Curtis and Jordan (Tanisha Harper) continued their broken-records schtick, with everything being Isaiah’s (Sawandi Wilson) fault.
Jordan proved that again when she tried to convince Portia (Brook Kerr) to testify that Curtis wasn’t to blame for the assault incident at the Metro Court Gardens. They fought, which reiterated that Jordan and Curtis have one agenda: to take down Isaiah.
There was also the tense moment between Jordan and Curtis, and Isaiah and Portia outside the courtroom. Curtis physically hurt Isaiah, but again didn’t take any responsibility for his actions. He only blamed Isaiah.
Curtis Isn’t The Only One Placing Blame
Meanwhile, over at the Quartermaine mansion, Tracy (Jane Elliot) and Brook Lynn (Amanda Setton) talked about Curtis’ trial.
Brook Lynn remains convinced that she caused Jordan and Curtis’ accident that night and drove away from the crash. In true Tracy fashion, she went to great lengths to get Brook Lynn out of town until the trial ended.
However, that wasn’t something Brook Lynn agreed to do because of Phoebe (Lucia and Luna Creighton). Tracy and Brook Lynn continued to lay out options as the latter blamed herself for Curtis’ legal battle, when she didn’t need to.
Enough Is Enough With Curtis Not Taking Responsibility
Curtis now has Martin (Michael E. Knight) doing his dirty work, all in the name of keeping him out of jail and avoiding the consequences of his actions. Martin’s ruthless, and yes, as his lawyer, he should be.
The problem is that Curtis is the only one to blame for his current situation. For months, Curtis has had it in his head that Isaiah left the scene of the car accident. Curtis and Jordan won’t even consider that Isaiah wasn’t the driver of the other car.
That belief landed Curtis in legal trouble; nothing or no one else did. Curtis’ anger got the best of him at the Metro Court Gardens, and he punched Isaiah, leading to an injury that could cost Isaiah his career.
It would be one thing if Curtis took any accountability for his actions, but instead, it’s all Isaiah’s fault. Until Curtis takes some responsibility for his behavior and stops doubling down on his Isaiah theory, nothing will get better for him or for GH fans.
Let’s be honest, GH has a lot of characters who seem to keep getting away with awful behavior, and Curtis has become the latest on that list.
