In the October 26 episode of General Hospital, Monet and Curtis thought they used Drew for their endgame, but it was really the other way around. Drew pushed his revenge narrative on Sonny, and they ate it up.
Key Takeaways
- Curtis trusted Drew and shouldn’t have again.
- Drew used Curtis to further his revenge on Sonny.
- Curtis again had a one-track mind, and it will cost him.
Team Up Again
Monet (Blythe Howard) pushed Curtis (Donnell Turner) to have Drew (Cameron Mathison) help her as she planned to change the public perception of Curtis. Drew showed up for Curtis just when he needed it the most.
Curtis had just learned that he was being sent back to Pentonville, which he wasn’t thrilled about. Monet admitted they had a better shot at the public siding with him if Curtis wasn’t in a swanky place like Spring Ridge.
When Drew showed up for the meeting, Curtis continued with his mindset of do anything to get back home to his son, Dez (Yirah Aviah Lafond).
Drew Found a Way to Help
The one thing Monet and Curtis hadn’t planned for was for Drew to insist that Auroa couldn’t be involved because Curtis used to work there. Drew offered to call Kevin Buchanan at The Banner to take the story, and Monet was thrilled.
Alone, Drew fed into Curits hatred of Sonny (Maurice Benard) and vowed to help his friend tell his story so Sonny would pay. Curtis confided in Drew that he didn’t like playing the PR game but had no choice for the sake of his children.
Little does Curtis know, he landed in the hospital because of Drew, and his first instinct to not trust Drew should have been listened to.
Curtis Hasn’t Learned a Thing
Just like when Curtis was convinced Isaiah (Sawandi Wilson) left him and Jordan (Tanisha Harper) for dead, Curtis has a one-track mind again. Curtis can’t think about anything but getting out of prison and home to his baby boy.
It seems that Curtis hasn’t learned anything from his actions over the past few months. Curtis, focused on his own needs and wants, has him taking big risks, like joining forces with Drew.
The problem is that Drew and Ava (Maura West) are behind the attack on Sidwell (Carlo Rotta) and Curtis, who remains in the dark. Drew has used Curtis’ desperation to his advantage, and one day soon, Curtis will be reminded of why Drew can’t be trusted.
Honestly, no one deserves to get screwed over by Drew more than Curtis, except maybe Willow (Katelyn MacMullen), and it will happen. One way or another, aligning himself with Drew will cost Curtis, and who knows what that price will be because anything is possible with despicable Drew.
