The General Hospital spoilers for Monday, March 2, 2026, focus on Brook Lynn and Chase making an alarming discovery while Michael opens up to Jacinda. And Curtis makes a decision.
Key Takeaways
- Brook Lynn and Chase make a troubling discovery that could shift everything.
- Michael opens up to Jacinda as emotions surface.
- Curtis makes a pivotal decision while Kai faces a tempting offer.
Something Alarming
You’d think Brook Lynn (Amanda Setton) and Chase (Josh Swickard) would be done with shocking news or findings. After all, Brook Lynn just had to lay down the law with her husband when she gave him an ultimatum after he messed with Michael’s keys and got caught. It’s either they adopt, or he finds justice for Willow. He couldn’t have both.
Fortunately or unfortunately, they’re in for more. On Monday, Brook Lynn and Chase make an alarming discovery. Maybe whatever they learn or find will affect their quest to adopt. Or maybe it revolves around the chaos couple (who are no longer a couple), Michael (Rory Gibson) or Willow (Katelyn MacMullen). Or should we say, Congresswoman Willow Cain?
Vulnerability Rules
While Brook Lynn and Chase deal with their issues, Michael opens up to Jacinda (Paige Herschell). This toxic ring around his life has to be exhausting, and even someone who broods and holds things in needs to vent. And not in the physical way like he recently did with Chase, when he gave the demoted cop a shiner. But in an emotional way, which he can do with Jacinda.
Speaking of men getting in touch with their emotional side, take Ezra Boyle (temporarily recast Patrick Scott Lewis). He walks around acting like a one-dimensional idiot, but we’ve long wanted to know if there’s more depth to him. The guy isn’t all surface, but he wants every one of his constituents to believe he is. He almost never shows what’s brewing underneath the surface.
But he has started to show signs that there’s more to him. So, something tells us that the adversary who shows Mayor Laura Collins a softer side is Ezra Boyle. Are you ready for that?
Decisions to Be Made
While Curtis (Donnell Turner) makes a decision, Kai (Jens Austin Astrup) is expected to receive an offer. Congresswoman Cain may be new to politics and to Drew’s congressional seat, but she isn’t stupid. She needs Kai to stick around, so there’s a chance that she offers him a way to stay on with her as she serves out her husband’s term.
The problem here is whether or not he will accept. After all, he knows what Willow did. He knows what she’s capable of. Maybe he’ll decide to work for her for his own reasons.
