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Let Curtis and Jordan Eat Crow on General Hospital

The duo are paying a high price for making a wrong judgment

By Cheryl E PrestonPublished 10 days ago 3 min read

General Hospital writers have turned Curtis Ashford (Donnell Turner) and Jordan Ashford (Tanesha Harper) into villains who have been annoying fans and Port Charles residents for the past few months. But now, it seems their day has come.

Fans have expressed that Jordan and Curtis need to be taken down a peg and it seems that day is here. Their self-righteous attitude and refusal to believe Isaiah Gannon (Sawandhi Wilson) was innocent have been over the top.

Withuot any evidence, they decided Dr. Gannon was guilty and would not listen to reason. They went out of their way to disrespect him, but the truth is about to be revealed and open their eyes.

On Friday, Trina Robinson (Tabyanna Ali) confronted Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amana Setton) about being the driver who hit the guard rail the night of Curtis and Jordan's accident.

Spoilers reveal that BLQ-Chase will admit her error in judgment, which will shock her family. If she had come forward sooner, Curtis would never have accused Dr. Gannon of leaving him and Jordan to die. There would have been no confrontation, no fight, and Isaiah's hand would not have been damaged.

Curtis would not be in jail and could have been spending time with his son. Spoilers say Brook Lynn will be taking the blame, but Curtis and Jordan still deserve to eat crow. Both should appologize but their apology might not be accepted.

They were relentless in spreading the story that Dr. Gannon hit the guardrail and left them to die. Portia stood by her man, and she was right to do so, but Jordan looks foolish for standing by Curtis.

Brook Lynn did not even know there was another car, so she did not run out on them. She had been drinking and should have stopped. Will this revelation damage her marriage to Harison CHase (Josh Swickard?

The truth is going to sting, and Curtis and Jordan will feel like idiots, and they should. They assassinated Isaiah's character and did not trust that he would have held up the oath to do no harm.

It's not clear why the test was wrong. Some fans believe that Stella Henry (Vernee Watson) changed the paternity results, but what would she gain from that? However, this turns out Jordan and Curtis need to do a walk of shame because Dr. Gannon's career and reputation were jeopardized.

Brook Lynn should have come forward immediately and deserves to be held accountable for her actions. Still, Curtis was slandering Isaiah all over Port Charles, and Jordan, who initially had doubts, began to agree with him.

General Hospital fans say the two will receive their just desserts, but it might be overshadowed by the fallout coming because of Chief Jack Brennan's (Chris McKennan) death.

Will Jordan or Trina go to the jail and break the news to Curtis and witness the shocked expression on his face? Curtis will feel absolutely foolish, and this may not be his biggest worry.

If it turns out that Dr. Gannon is the baby's father, Curtis will have lost everything. His pride, his dignity, his marriage, and his child. This will be a devastating blow.

How will all of this affect Trina's singing contract with Gio Palmiere (Gio Maza)? Will she try to break the contract because of what his mother did? What about the Chase marriage? Can it withstand another blow?

One thing fans can count on is that Jordan and Curtis must face the music and the repercussions of their actions. Stay tuned to General Hospital to learn how this situation turns out in the long run.

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Cheryl E Preston

Cheryl is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Psychology. She enjoys writing about current events, history and baby boomer nostalgia. Tips are greatly appreciated.

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    Written by Cheryl E Preston