In the October 8 episode of General Hospital, the fact that Willow drugged Drew and kept him locked in was exposed. It should have been enough for Chase to see the light, but instead, he defended Willow and accused Brook Lynn of trying to destroy her.
Key Takeaways
- Lulu did a number on Willow.
- Chase defended Willow and vowed revenge on Quartermaine’s.
- Willow and Chase deserve each other.
Things Look Bad for Willow
In true Spencer fashion, Lulu (Alexa Havins) spared no expense as she exposed that Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) had drugged Drew (Cameron Mathison). Lulu revealed that Willow kept him in a locked-in state for months, sharing all the details she was given, courtesy of Sidwell (Carlo Rotta).
Willow didn’t refute the accusations when she talked to Britt (Kelly Thiebaud). Instead, she came clean and broke down as she revealed how Drew suffocated her into taking action against him. Yep, she never took accountability, just blamed Drew.
The article made Willow look bad for sure, and she started to unravel. Britt reminded her that Drew hadn’t confirmed any details and that he likely wouldn’t, so he didn’t look weak. Willow was still feeling blue when Chase (Josh Swickard) arrived to defend her honor, lifting her spirits.
Chase Shows His True Colors
When Chase read the article, he headed straight back to the Quartermaine mansion. Chase busted into the nook, where he blasted Brook Lynn, Tracy (Jane Elliot), and Michael (Rory Gibson) for attempting to ruin Willow.
Even though Michael, Tracy, and Brook Lynn denied being behind Lulu’s article, Chase wasn’t convinced. Chase’s mind was made up the second he read the article.
Chase left and went straight to Willow. It wasn’t to ask if she was innocent or guilty either. Chase insisted the article was a lie, that Tracy, Brook Lynn, and Michael were behind it, and that he had the perfect way for Willow to fight back.
Chase Doesn’t Deserve Brook Lynn
It’s been well over a year since Chase has put his personal and professional life on the line to stand by Willow’s side. The article proved that no one can get Chase to turn on Willow even after she cheated on him when they were married.
Chase immediately assumed the worst of Brook Lynn instead of considering that Willow would do something as drastic as drug Drew. The choice shows that Chase will never view Brook Lynn the way he does Willow. Chase sees his wife as bad and a liar, while the woman who cheated on him as a saint.
Little does Chase know that Willow did what was printed in the article and far worse. The day will come when Chase discovers the real Willow. Until then, though, Willow and Chase deserve each other because he is no better than she is.
