Making the Rounds at General Hospital - Remorse and Regrets - Page 2

Lulu was terrorized by nightmares of not being able to find her baby after having the abortion, immediately questioning and seemingly regretting the decision she made. Depressed, she nearly cut her own hair after seeing herself in the same catatonic state as her mother, in those same nightmares. Dillon, confused by Lulu's reaction, had his own emotional breakdown in the boat house in Georgie's comforting arms.

These two young actors continue to be the shining stars of the show, delivering some of the most heart-wrenching and intricate scenes. Their chemistry pops off the screen and it's got to be obvious to everyone involved they need to move these two back together. Here's hoping once Dillon is able to get over his anger, he and Lulu will be able to work through the pain and confusion together.

I had anticipated that once "the deed was done" GH writers would just drop the story and move on to the next one. I couldn't be more pleased to see I was wrong. It's good to see a daytime drama focusing on the aftermath as well as the right to choose.

Carly had a hard time choosing whether or not she could trust Jax this week. After an enjoyable afternoon on the boat with him and her boys, her mood changed suddenly when Jax spoke to her kids about the future. She resisted him no matter how he pleaded and promised he was here to stay – that was until Sonny showed up, asked him to leave, and then told Carly how bad he was for her. That's all it took for the woman to decide she was ready to give her heart back to Jax.

Of course Sonny was determined to put up a fight, stepping in on his own and sending Max to mess with Jax's car. In the end all he really needed to do was sit back and wait for Carly's pipes to burst. Too bad she didn't believe Max when he showed up at the Metro Court to tell her the house was flooding. Sonny should be pleased. The longer she ignores it, the more damage will be done and he has already told the boys that they and their mother can stay with him while repairs are being done.

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