General Hospital: 5 Ways Drew Gets Destroyed in Revenge – You’ll cheer for the brutal revenge!

General Hospital reveals that Drew Kane Quartermaine (Cameron Matheson) just married Willow Tate (Caitlin McMullen) and everything is going according to his wishes. Today, we’re going to talk about some revenge and revenge that should have crushed Drew because karma needed to come for him. This villain really needs a good beating. We’re going to delve into a few ways Drew could be completely destroyed by revenge. These are so cruel and so karmic that you will cheer.

General Hospital: Brutal Breakup: Why Drew Had to Lose Willow

First, Drew has to lose Willow in brutal fashion. Even though Drew said “I do” to the woman he stalked and harassed, Willow definitely needs to get away from Drew as soon as possible. She needed to rip his heart out on the way out. I mean, he stole Willow from Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) and intentionally broke up Michael and Willow’s family.

Drew stalks and seduces Willow. He abused his position of trust. He exploits their age difference and power dynamic, as well as the way she hero-worships Drew as he brings back Liesl Obrecht (Catherine Gatti) to donate bone marrow to save Willow’s life. Drew’s problem is that Willow lost Willie Quartermaine Corinthos (Waylon Weaver) and Amelia Grace Corinthos (Owen and Nathan Ford), and now she’s left and married Drew in the hope that he can help her get her children back. This is the chaos he caused.

Willow was smart enough to back out of her first wedding to Drew after finding out he blackmailed her mom, Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros). We know this time, at least, Willow wasn’t blinded when she said “I do.” She didn’t marry Drew out of love; She made it clear to Nina. Once she’s exonerated in the shooting, I think Willow will need to hit Drew with divorce papers. Willow also needs to make it clear that not only does she not love Drew, but she despises him and regrets the day she met him. Willow needs to crush him, tell Drew how disgusting he is and that they will never, ever, ever be together.

Taking It All: How Willow Ruined Drew’s Life

The second thing is that Willow not only needs to divorce Drew, but also wreaks havoc on his life while leaving. Willow needs to seize the assets and everything that matters to him. Drew buying that house for him and Willow was a big deal, so I think she should take that house from Drew. Not only that, Willow should demand sky-high alimony.

Then the thing she deserves most from Drew is his daughter, Scout Kane (Cosette Abinante). You know, Drew has signed papers that if anything happens to Willow Scott, he will be his official guardian, because we saw that when Drew was shot. general hospital. Now that they’re married, I think Willow should ask Drew to let her legally adopt Scout. Once Willow gets those legal adoption papers, when she gets the chance to dump Drew and walk away, she can take the house, a bunch of money, and then Willow can fight Drew for custody of Scout. I think a lot of people will support her. All of Scout’s family will definitely think she’s better off with Willow than with Drew.

Quartermaine’s Reward: Cutting off Drum for good

The third revenge thing that could be the final straw is what Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) needs to do to him. If you remember, Drew went by the name Quartermaine when he decided to run for Congress. He was on good terms with his family at the time, and Tracy told Drew that his father, Alan Quartermaine (Stewart Damon), would be proud of him. But then Drew started to go from bad to worse, and Tracy was shocked at how well the Quartermaine was doing. That’s saying a lot, because Quartermains does a lot of bad things, but Drew takes it too far, like when Martin Gray (Michael E. Knight) and Drew tried to knock down the Q family’s tomb, or when he seduced his nephew Michael’s wife, to name a few.

Just a few weeks ago, we saw Drew come close to greedily seizing the Q mansion, thanks to Martin. When that failed, he stole Tracy’s entire truck, filled with Quartermaine heirlooms. So, I think the Qs should cut ties once and for all and then build a wall around them that Drew can’t get through. They need to get Rick Lansing (Rick Hurst) or another lawyer to get a permanent injunction so Drew can never use the name Quartermaine again. Add to that a permanent legal ban that Drew can’t set foot on Quartermaine Manor, and that would be great.

General Hospital: Karma strikes Drew?

After Drew almost had Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth) die in front of him, you know, maybe criminal charges. If they can’t do that, at least a permanent restraining order may be issued requiring Drew to stay a hundred yards away from each family member. BTW, it would be awesome if Scout ends up in Willow’s custody, and even better if she can get a restraining order to keep Drew away from Scout. I think that will be the ultimate karma.

The Ultimate Revenge: Secret Babies and the Custody Battle

All right. So, speaking of karma, we can have Willow teach Drew a big lesson by making Willow lose something very precious to him. It would be nice to see him kicked out of Congress, but he can get over losing the position because Drew is wealthy. There was something else he could do. Drew liked being a congressman more than he liked the idea of ​​having Willow.

I think it would not only be awesome if she took Scout away from him. Sure, this would hurt Drew, but imagine if Willow got pregnant before leaving Drew. Then Willow could walk away with the baby in Drew’s belly and swear that he would never see their baby, never know their baby, never be in that baby’s life. By then, there may be enough dirt on him that she can win 100% custody and they may take away his parental rights. This will destroy Drew. I think this will be his ultimate payback for costing Willow her baby, the time he spent terrorizing Willie, and keeping Scout away from her family.

Permanent solution: Can the mob get the job done?

Last but not least, one thing to consider is that if a more permanent solution emerges, then other revenge campaigns against Drew may not be necessary, since we just found out that Curtis Ashford (Donal Turner) paid Selina Wu (Lydia Lowe) a large sum of money to kill Drew. Selina said she only knew this guy, but he was obviously not a very good pitcher. I mean, come on. Close range, two bullets, you didn’t kill the guy. You put one into his head and he disappears.

Anyway, these techniques aside, you know, obviously, we’re talking about fictional characters, but the sad thing is that Curtis is over the edge and he pays gangster lady Selina to beat up his former best friend Drew. One million is a lot of cash. So, that tells you how serious Curtis is about wanting Drew dead and pushing Daisy up.

General Hospital: Selina won’t stop

But guess what? Selina’s man failed. Drew is alive. To make matters worse, Curtis is now being questioned by the police. When Curtis pays Selina to kill Drew, we know that Curtis fully expects Selina’s people to do the job. So maybe Curtis calls Selina and says, “You know what? You need to do what I’m paying to do that job with Drew.” Or maybe Selina has plans to eliminate Drew, but she’s just waiting for a good opportunity because there’s so much pressure on the police right now.

Selina certainly wants to maintain her reputation as a badass gangster. If she sends her men back to finish what he started, or Selina decides to take matters into her own hands, then, you know, we can skip those other devastating revenge plans because Drew will be six feet under. Then again, it might be fun to watch Willow, Tracy, and the others completely destroy Drew emotionally. Maybe after all this, Selina will turn around and kill him. As long as someone gets a lot of big revenge on Drew, I’ll be here.