General Hospital BOMBSHELL: Drew’s Shocking Rescue Comes from Most Unexpected Source!

General Hospital reveals Drew Cain Quartermaine (Cameron Mathison) being held prisoner by his angry wife, Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen), which frankly he deserves. I think we can all agree on that. But eventually, somebody is going to figure it out. Katelyn MacMullen said that it was all going to come out in a recent interview she did. And it was going to lead to the worst moment of Willow’s life.

We’re going to talk about what unlikely person rescues Drew in a big twist coming on General Hospital.

Willow Tait’s Revenge: The Dark Truth Behind Drew Cain’s Medical Crisis on General Hospital

All right, let’s dig into the messiness ahead. So, right now, Drew is in his own home with a hospital bed all set up. And Willow’s telling everybody she’s going to take really, really good care of him. But then once she got Drew settled in, Willow wasted no time, and she went off on Drew. Absolutely shocked him.

She unleashed everything she’s been holding in. Willow has been pretending to still be in love with Drew, to be loyal to him. And playing the devoted wife. It was pretty glorious when Willow told Drew she’s the one who shot him twice in the back, but of course he survived, which was not her plan at the time.

Willow blamed Drew for his own shooting and for what’s happening now and said she really tried to find another solution, but she couldn’t. And Willow then read off a big laundry list of his foul deeds and crimes. She called out Drew for everything, including sabotaging her visit with Michael Corinthos (Rory Gibson) when she went to the clinic in Germany.

Then Willow brought up that awful incident that upset Wiley Quartermaine Corinthos (Viron Weaver) when he let the kid hear him lying and saying Michael didn’t want him around now that he had baby Daisy. On top of that, Willow told Drew that her only regret was he didn’t die when she shot him. That was awesome.

Willow also told Drew he didn’t have a stroke. Willow drugged him into collapsing, faked the stroke. And she’s causing Drew’s locked-in syndrome. She plans to keep drugging him to keep Drew paralyzed and in that bed until Willow decides she’s done with him.

Will Jason Morgan Rescue His Twin Brother on GH?

Of course, General Hospital fans are loving that Drew’s finally being punished for all the rotten things he’s done to so many people. But we also know eventually he is going to be saved. But hopefully not too soon. I’d like to see Willow torment him for a little while before he’s saved.

Now let’s talk about a big GH twist I expect to see. I suspect it’ll be a real bombshell when the ABC soap reveals who saves Drew and ends the misery of his captivity and torture at Willow’s hands. I suspect it will be somebody very unlikely who rides to his rescue. Somebody whose help he doesn’t deserve.

The first possibility as Drew’s improbable savior is his twin brother Jason Morgan (Steve Burton). These two hate each other, but him saving Drew could go a long way to rebuilding their bond as brothers. I think that we could see something like Drew using Morse code to signal Jason with his eyes to let him know he’s a prisoner.

Drew was a Navy SEAL, so he should absolutely know Morse code. That’s the sort of thing I also think Jason probably has picked up since he worked in that paramilitary group Pikeman for those couple of years. If it is him that saves Drew, that’d be a game-changer. Maybe in the end he and Jason could become real brothers in a way that they never have been before.

Kai’s Suspicions Could Expose Willow’s Deadly Medication Scheme on General Hospital

Another person I suspect might save Drew is actually someone who’s likely to save him. Unlike the other people on my list, we could see Kai Taylor (Jens Austin Astrup) saving Drew because he’s already suspicious of Willow. Kai might look at the medications that Willow has sitting around that room and just do some googling and research.

Since Kai knows that Willow is the one who shot Drew, he is worried that Willow may hurt Drew while he is stuck in that bed. So even though Kai doesn’t like Drew anymore, he’s still going to look out for him because Kai’s a good guy.

He told Trina Robinson (Tabyana Ali) he can’t just leave Drew alone with his murderous wife Willow. I could totally see Kai figuring out that Willow is doing something with the medications, and then Kai might alert somebody else and then together they save Drew.

The Ultimate Irony: Could Michael Corinthos Be the One to Free Drew Cain on GH?

Another really unlikely person that might save Drew is Michael. That would be the ultimate irony. If he found out that Willow was torturing Drew, I think Michael might consider for a minute just letting it go on given that Drew stole his wife and his life and that he wants Michael in prison.

But in the end, I think he would save Drew if he figured out what Willow was doing. Primarily because if Michael exposed Willow, he could permanently block her from seeing their kids. Even if she can’t be prosecuted for shooting Drew, the custody court would absolutely consider it if there was that confession and Drew said, “Okay, Willow confessed it to me.”

Tracy Quartermaine: Will She Save Her Nephew a Second Time on General Hospital?

Another really unlikely person that might save Drew from Willow is another person that really hates Drew, his aunt Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot). She already saved Drew once when Willow shot him because Tracy showed up. She called the ambulance and got him the help he needed.

Now, she may save Drew a second time. But like Michael, if Tracy found out Willow was tormenting Drew, she might decide to leave him to suffer at Willow’s hands for a little while longer and then go back in and save Drew. If it is Tracy who rescues Drew, I don’t think that she would do it for his sake.

I think Tracy would do it to help Michael keep Willow away from the kids. Also, Tracy might like to hold it over Drew’s head for the rest of his life that no matter how awful he is, Tracy saved his life not once but twice. Drew might actually then make amends with the Quartermaines, beg forgiveness, and be a better human.

Ned’s Compassion vs. Drew Cain’s Past Betrayal

The last person who might save Drew to me would be one of the most unlikely given recent events, and that is Ned Quartermaine (Wally Kurth). That would be the ultimate irony since Drew stood there over him while Ned was lying on the ground in agonizing pain having a coronary, and of course Drew didn’t lift a finger to help.

Instead, he accused Ned of faking the heart attack and walked away. All the Quartermaines are furious about this. So Drew better hope it’s Ned who finds out he’s trapped at Willow’s mercy. Because if Olivia Falconeri (Lisa LoCicero) found out, I think she would walk away, never look back, wouldn’t tell anybody, and wouldn’t save Drew.

But I could see Ned going over there to visit Drew, to see for himself what’s going on, if he’s really trapped inside his own body, and check on his cousin because Ned has compassion. If he realizes that Willow is keeping Drew prisoner and medicating him to keep that paralysis going, I do think that Ned would do the right thing.

He might consider leaving Drew to his fate, but I think Tracy and Olivia are more likely ones to leave Drew to wallow in captive misery than to save him. But Ned is a good guy. He’s a forgiving person, and I think he would absolutely save Drew.

General Hospital Predictions: Redemption for Drew & a Permanent Villain Arc for Willow?

I think Tracy probably would save him, too. But Olivia, nah, I think she would laugh at Drew and close the door behind her on the way out. I feel like this whole ordeal in the end is meant to demonize Willow, make her into a permanent villain, and to redeem Drew. I don’t think fans are necessarily going to ever accept him, but I think that’s the plan of the writers.

So, having somebody that Drew has done dirty wind up saving him, of course, would be the soapiest outcome. My favorite choices to save Drew are either Michael or Jason. I think that would be the biggest drama. We’ll see how it goes.