Fans Know Who To Blame For Morgan’s Death on General Hospital

By Janet Di Lauro Oct 17, 2016 3:25 p.m. ET

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Morgan ended up the accidental victim of a car bomb that was meant for another man and took his life on General Hospital.

Poor Morgan (Bryan Craig) had been managing his bipolar disorder, until Ava switched out his meds with placebos. It started a downward spiral intensified by his getting kicked out of college and growing jealousy over Kiki and Dillon’s friendship. A drunken binge led him to stealing a car that was rigged to explode, resulting in his untimely death.

His Ex, Ava
The vast majority of fans, a mighty 95%, believe Ava (Maura West) is responsible for Morgan’s demise. Messing with the medication of someone she knew was suffering from a mental health disorder was unconscionable. It was a hideous plot, and it had a horrendous outcome. She’ll have to live with knowing she led Morgan to his death.

His Father, Sonny
While Sonny (Maurice Benard) may have ordered the hit that ended up taking Morgan’s life, only 4% of fans blame him for his demise. Those of you who do don’t care that it was all an unfortunate mistake or that the original target was Julian. If Sonny did indeed orchestrate the bomb plot, you believe he is responsible for killing his own son.

His Girlfriend, Kiki
A tiny 1% of fans feel Kiki (Hayley Erin) is to blame for what happened to Morgan. She let him down in his hour of need. She wasn’t there to reel him in, like she had in the past. To make matters worse, she was kissing Dillon (Robert Palmer Watkins) and making plans to break up with Morgan, while her boyfriend was being blown to smithereens.

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Janet Di Lauro

Oct 17, 2016 3:25 p.m. ET 3,603 articles

Janet Di Lauro is a contributing editor at Soap Opera Digest and a writer at Cynopsis.com and Soap Hub.com.
She has been writing about daytime and primetime television for over 30 years.
Prior to her current gigs, Janet ran ThoughtCo.com’s Days of our Lives website. She has built a career in daytime television coverage that has spanned over 30 years and includes a stint as the West Coast editor of Soap Opera Weekly magazine from the publication’s debut in 1989 through 2010. In addition, she was the features editor of Daytime TV magazine and editor of Soap Opera Stars magazine during her publishing years working in New York.
Based in California, Janet has interviewed daytime’s biggest stars, past and present, from Peter Reckell and Kristian Alfonso (Bo and Hope, Days of Our Lives”) to Susan Lucci (Erica Kane, All My Children) to Maurice Benard (Sonny, General Hospital) to Peter Bergman (Jack, The Young and the Restless). In addition to her daytime work, she served as a contributing editor on the tween publication Pixie and was a feature editor on Reality Check magazine.