General Hospital Is Barreling Towards Towards the End — and There’s No Way Everyone Makes It Out Alive
It sure feels like things are coming to a head on General Hospital. After Danny and Charlotte’s near escape, Valentin’s vowed to put an end to Cullum and Sidwell’s dealings, while Cullum’s figured out that Rocco shot him. Joss, meanwhile, discovered that Anna was being held down in her prison and is trying to get through to Cassius to turn on his bosses, as Britt’s getting ready to take off running to save Rocco.
Oh, and Jack woke up just as Nina prepared to dose him again, which could put a serious damper on Cullum’s “Jack can never wake up again” directive!
And as we race to the end, it’s tough to imagine that we’re getting out of this storyline without any casualties. Britt, of course, is determined that she’ll be the only casualty, planning a one-way trip to Berlin. She’s reasoned that if she’s leaving, Cullum and Sidwell won’t be able to finish the project, they’ll leave Port Charles and Rocco and everyone will be safe. It’s… a bit of a stretch.
She’s surely not the only scientist they can coerce to work for them and it seems like about the only thing it would accomplish is her dying! Plus, it’s already too late. It’s a sure bet that Cullum’s going to go after Rocco now, whether or not Britt’s hanging around. In fact, the only way she could actually help him now would be to get in Cullum’s way — which could end with her death anyway!
Cullum’s already made it clear that if she doesn’t cooperate, she’s dead and he’ll find someone else to finish the job. Yes, there is a chance Lulu and Rocco could skip town before Cullum gets to them, but if that happens, you can bet he’ll go after Britt for answers. Would Cassius be able to step in and save her? Could Joss have convinced him to turn on Cullum and Sidwell by then?
And what about Valentin? He now knows about Britt, too, and he’s headed to Wyndemere. Would he be able to find her and team up to put and end to the project without anyone getting hurt? That seems just about impossible.
So the big question is: When this all comes tumbling down, who will be left to pick up the pieces?