Making the Rounds at General Hospital - Tragedy Strikes at the Coffee Warehouse - Page 2

I am a bit upset it was Dr. Ian Devlin behind the trigger of the gun. Until this point he was a mysterious puzzle. Even though he dealt in prescription drugs not legal in the country, you got the feeling his patients' greater good was at least part of his motivation. Yes, he seemed to have a thing for hookers, but that also seemed to be masking some deep hidden pain. I wanted to know what was under the hard shell. Now that he's shot a teenager in the head (however accidental) I just don't care any more. He's been moved directly to the bad guy column, with no redeeming features. It's sort of like they did with Jerry, and then tried to ineffectively bring him back to the middle.

I also find it extremely odd that this is a former good friend of Patrick Drake's. Who did this guy hang out with in Medical school anyway? First there was Pete, the college professor who was making time with his students. He went to get Patrick a cup of coffee during the hostage crisis a year and half ago and was never seen again. Now, we have Evil Ian.

I'll be watching this week to see if Ian rats out the Zacharras and if he has any remorse at all.

Scoops and Spoilers

• When Michael comes out of surgery; Patrick's prognosis is not good. He doesn't believe Michael will ever come out of his coma.

  Sonny first blames Jason, and then himself. Carly also takes her anger out on her ex-husband and refuses to accept Patrick's diagnosis.

  The character had reached that awkward age. He was too old to do cutesy stuff and too young to date Maxie. I look for him to remain in the coma through the summer and maybe into the fall and wake up 18 or 19 years old.

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