In the September 25 episode of General Hospital, Curtis warned Sidwell that danger was coming for him. Sidwell didn’t run and hide but rather faced the danger that loomed. The choice landed both men seriously injured.
Key Takeaways
- Curtis wanted Sidwell to be placed in protective custody.
- Sidwell balked at the idea, which started an argument between them.
- Curtis returned to save Sidwell and has now created new enemies in prison.
The Warning that Wasn’t Heard
Once Curtis (Donnell Turner) was back in his cell, he revealed to Sidwell (Carlo Rotta) the message he had received after spending time with Portia (Brook Kerr) and his son. Curtis pushed Sidwell to talk to the warden and head to protective custody.
In true Sidwell fashion, he scoffed at the idea of running away to hide. Sidwell acted like it was no big deal and opted to take his chances with the danger that was headed his way.
Curtis yelled at Sidwell for being reckless and vowed to let him deal with his prison problem on his own. The only thing Curtis planned to do was keep his head down and do his time so he could get back to his family.
A Last-Minute Change of Heart
Three men approached Sidwell when he was alone in his cell. Sidwell tried to get them to flip on whoever hired them by offering them serious cash.
It didn’t work. Instead, the men started to beat him up. Sidwell was about to get shanked when Curis returned to the cell to help him fight.
Unfortunately, since Sidwell was already seriously harmed, and the men had weapons. Curtis got stabbed. The men made it clear that Sidwell’s beatdown was from Sonny (Maurice Benard) as they left Sidwell and Curtis bleeding out on the floor.
Curtis Just Landed In A Whole Lot of Trouble
For months, Curtis walked around Port Charles arrogant and filled with rage at Iasiah (Sawandi Wilson), making him unbearable. However, he just proved that at the end of the day, the old Curits still exisits.
Curtis could have turned a blind eye to Sidwell and acted like her knew nothing when the warden questioned him. Instead, he tried to fight for his cellmate, knowing full well that his actions could cost him, and it did.
Along with Curtis’ life hanging in the balance, defending Sidwell has placed him on the radar of the three men who attacked them. Granted, they are Sonny’s guys, so he could declare Curtis off-limits, but who knows if Sonny will do that since he protected Sidwell.
The “lay low and do good time” approach just blew up in Curtis’s face, and it’s awesome. Finally, Curtis stopped whining about his situation and showed up for someone he hated, despite the consequences that are coming for him.
