Now that Spinelli and Maxie have owned up to the lie that baby Connie was Dante and Lulu’s but is actually their baby, what happens next? For months, Lulu and Dante have prepared for their baby and loved her from the moment everything was set in motion. This whole time they were led to believe that Connie was indeed their baby that their best friend, Maxie was carrying for them. Although Maxie’s intentions were purely out of love, Lulu and Dante have had their hearts ripped out and unable to see things from Maxie’s perspective. It seems as if Lulu isn’t going to give up baby Connie without a fight, and Maxie and Spinelli don’t know what to do next. Will they try to get their daughter back?
Both woman broke my heart today in their emotional performances. I see both sides, but I do have to say, I may feel a little more sorry for Maxie. Although I do understand where Lante are coming from, and I see how they are not able to see past the fact that Maxie has lied, and turned their world upside down. This is heart wrenching for all parties involved. Maxie had every intention of giving her best friends a miracle baby, and when she miscarried, she didn’t have the heart to tell them their dreams of having a child had been lost. When Maxie found out she was already pregnant with Spinelli’s baby, she was willing to give up her own child, for the happiness of her friend. That in my opinion, is one of the most selfless things any person could ever do.
So my question to all General Hospital fans is this, who do you sympathize with, Maxie or Lulu and Dante? Please comment below and let us know what you think.
Olivia had a vision that Dante told her he was too late, and he couldn’t save Lulu. Olivia’s visions aren’t always a direct indication of what will happen in the future, however there have been times when Olivia sees something that happens almost exactly as she saw it. On Friday, Luke, Laura, and Dante came to Lulu’s rescue. But was it too late? She wasn’t breathing. Will they be able to bring Lulu back from the dead before Stavros gets to them?
This week’s SHOCKING return, the return of the evil Helena Cassadine’s presumed dead son, Stavros. Stavros, Nikolas Cassadine’s Father, was “killed” by Luke Spencer back in 2001. For 10 years, the residents of Port Charles breathed a bit easier knowing that the lethal man was gone from the Earth only leaving his Mother Helena to reek havoc on the Spencer family. But ten years later, Luke and Laura received the shock of their lives.
Since the return of Stavros this week, we have learned that Helena was keeping him alive all these years. Helena, Grandmother of Nikolas was keeping Stavros a secret in order to nurse him back to health and become stronger than ever. She succeeded and when he became well, he was fixated on a woman he saw in Istanbul. He had believed that woman to be his former love/infatuation Laura, but in actuality it was Lulu. he wants her all to himself and will stop at nothing to get her. He is the one who sent her the Ice Princess. When Nikolas found out about this, he had every intention of coming back to Port Charles to warn Lulu about this. Nikolas was too late, Lulu was already missing, and Stavros had Nikolas shot.
Dante saw Lulu through a window of a door in the Cassadine chamber lying there. Will Dante be able to get to her before it’s too late?
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Now that Spinelli and Maxie have owned up to the lie that baby Connie was Dante and Lulu’s but is actually their baby, what happens next? For months, Lulu and Dante have prepared for their baby and loved her from the moment everything was set in motion. This whole time they were led to believe that Connie was indeed their baby that their best friend, Maxie was carrying for them. Although Maxie’s intentions were purely out of love, Lulu and Dante have had their hearts ripped out and unable to see things from Maxie’s perspective. It seems as if Lulu isn’t going to give up baby Connie without a fight, and Maxie and Spinelli don’t know what to do next. Will they try to get their daughter back?
