…Have you ever asked yourself about how certain characters are still able to walk among the rest of even a fictional society? Television or not, we still empathize with others as we watch life throw them every curveball. And we are quick to anger at any character that puts our beloved favorites in harms way.
As we know, not everything is as it seems in Port Charles. Trust is hard to come by these days, while lies and betrayal hide within the hearts of even the softest souls. After all, isn’t that why some of us root for the bad guy? Because we see the soft side to them, i.e. Sonny Corinthos. Sometimes character villains are so sinister that the only direction the role is going is toward the exit, as in, written out of the script.
Over in Soap Opera lala land, both the fans and characters tend to love a good villain. It’s like falling in love with the bad boy. However, some characters just get under our skin or have committed such horrible acts that they are beyond redemption. Although, there isn’t much that a soap character can do that’ll close the door on starting anew.
Gladys Gives Selina Nina’s 50K
As for Gladys Corbin (Bonnie Burroughs), that greedy woman already had her second chance. According to GH recaps, Sonny and Gladys had a heart to heart with his cousin Gladys. That’s when Brando’s (Johnny Wactor) death put things into perspective and Sonny was able to open his heart to a grieving mother. One who is family nonetheless.
General Hospital spoilers tease the walls are closing in on Gladys. She’s in too deep with a sinister doctor and a ruthless woman who just heard the word no from a presumed ally. Not to mention what Sonny is going to do when he finds out. Honestly, Dr. Montague and Selina Wu will be the least of her worries because Gladys is toast when Sonny gets wind of this. But for now, the creepy doc and the ruthless mob Queen are Gladys’s biggest worries.
GH spoilers indicate that now Gladys is $50,000 richer odds are the money won’t go to save Sasha. In fact, brand new General Hospital previews show Selina giving Gladys a very important message. It’s a life and death situation for Sasha, while Nina Reeves and Selina may have made things worse. GH rumors tease that Selina’s demands turn lethal while Nina’s mistake could be deadly.
Of course, Gladys is to blame for Sasha’s current situation. However, Nina should never have trusted Gladys. All she has to do with to with her (and the money), to make sure the story is straight. And I’m sure Gladys has every intention of delivering the money to the doctor in order to free Sasha. Sadly , GH rumors that she has a change of heart. Apparently, Selina’s phone call comes just the precise time that she second guesses what she’ll do with Nina’s money. If Dr. Montague doesn’t get his money, Sasha dies. And if Selina doesn’t get her money, Gladys dies. What will Gladys choose?
Sasha’s story ends tragically! …In Port Charles, it’s become increasingly difficult to distinguish between the good guys and the true baddies, and the bad guys. Lately the villains of Port Charles have had a stroke of luck. And while the righteous ones walk with their head held high, their dark secret hangs over.
General Hospital Recaps: Not in any particular order, but first, Esme Prince (Avery Pohl) went from boarding school brat and psychopath, to a loving and almost over protective young mother. Her head I just and memory loss gave her a second chance to become a new human. But is everyone buying it? Additionally, Cyrus Renault’s (Jeff Kober) rebirth never really fooled those who know him, but he sure got them questioning things. Is he, or isn’t he (still a ruthless killer)? He’s helped Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) and tried to warn young Spencer (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) about his other uncle, Victor (Charles Shaughnessy). I know as a viewer my thoughts on Cyrus’s new lease on life swayed a bit. What?! I can’t help it, but he was convincing at times! ????
Then there’s Cody Bell (Josh Kelly). The once troubled teen is well, is still a troubled adult. But, and that’s a big BUT, his heart is good even though he sometimes makes selfish decisions. He’s trying and that’s what matters. Yet life keeps screwing him over. People love to point the finger at the boy from Bensonhurst who never learned his lesson after juvy. ???? Poor Cody. Finally, we have the one and only Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard). Maybe he kills Dr. Montague for obvious reasons. Or, perhaps he’s had enough of his cousin Gladys?! There are so many theories to play with where Sasha’s story is concerned.
Point being that we just don’t know who and what to believe anymore. For example, first (not in chronological order), Dr. Montague abuses his power and drugs an innocent public figure. Also, Gladys’s masquerade is another reason that no one knows who to trust. Who would think that a woman who lost a child and grandchild is drugging her dead son’s wife? Moreover, she needs Sasha’s money to pay off her own gambling debts! Finally, the last example doesn’t completely align with the others since Ned Ashton isn’t a villain. However, he was ACCUSED of being one! What I’m trying to say is expect the unexpected.
According to recent GH rumors and spoilers, someone in Port Charles dies. There are many theories floating around social media that involve Gladys, Sasha, Dr. Montague, Selina Wu, Cody Bell, and even Sonny Corinthos! Most GH fans speculate that aside from Sasha, Gladys is the focal point of this storyline. She has motive to kill while also having two targets on her back.
GH spoilers tease that Gladys gets killed by either Selina Wu or Dr. Montague. However, some GH fans believe Gladys is desperate enough to kill. Is she capable of double murder and kill both Selina and that crazy doc? How do you think this will all play out?
Gladys is at Selina’s mercy. Gladys Corbin (Bonnie Burroughs) has a reputation among those who know her well. Over the past few years, she’s cleaned up her ways enough to gain trust from friends and family. She and her daughter in law of the late Brando are closer than ever.
As far as Gladys’s past goes, General Hospital recaps summarize her reputation as money-hungry, a user, and greedy. In fact, Gladys’s cousin Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) nicknamed her “Greedy Gladys,” during a heart to heart at her son Brando Corbin’s (Johnny Wactor) memorial. During that conversation, Sonny also let her know that he’s still leery over her greedy ways.
Moreover, Sasha struggled with losing Brando while still healing from losing baby Liam. Aside from her great losses, Sasha’s history with drugs played a huge role in her having a conservatorship. “The Face of Deception” trusted Brando with her entire life. Actually. Because Brando passed away, Sasha needed another conservator. Feeling scared, but after consideration, Sasha entrusted her entire life to her mother-in-law. Despite Gladys’s past, Sasha opened her heart to give her a chance. Now, General Hospital spoilers reveal Gladys betrays Sasha’s trust and her choices have consequences.
In the midst of all the Nurses Ball excitement, Cody Bell (Josh Kelly) keeps his eye on Sasha’s mother-in-law. He knows what she’s done and contemplates telling Sasha. It seems that Gladys has fallen into her old ways. Taking risks, using what’s not hers, and using loved ones for personal gain is why Sonny named her “Greedy Gladys.” She sold her own son’s garage to Selina Wu (Lydia Look) right from under Sasha. She’s capable of even worse.
According to General Hospital previews, Gladys is at Selina’s mercy. Because of her insurmountable loss, she makes another bold move at Sasha’s expense. This can only end very badly.
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