General Hospital (GH) spoilers hint that Willow Tait (Katelyn MacMullen) could suffer a prison attack and leave Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) furious over the danger she’s now in.
The judge in Willow’s case decided she was a flight risk, so Willow was denied bail and carted off to Pentonville to await trial.
Of course, prison can be a pretty dangerous place, especially for someone as distraught and bewildered as Willow is right now.
Willow is capable of some disturbing things, but she’s been thrown off her game and will be locked up with some hardened criminals.
It’s easy to imagine Willow finding herself in over her head during her Pentonville stay and ultimately getting roughed up.
Drew was attacked during his own stint in Pentonville, so he’ll be especially livid if Willow faces a similar situation.
That could leave Drew blaming Michael Corinthos (Rory Gibson), Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros), the cops and anyone else who might’ve played a role in putting Willow behind bars.
Nina will feel terrible if Willow lands in legitimate danger during her time at Pentonville.
It could motivate Nina to find some way to get Willow out of this mess before it’s too late!
This could give Drew some extra motivation as well, so he may put some pressure on Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn) as Willow’s new attorney in the coming GH episodes.
A prison attack for Willow could also stir up more compassion for Lulu Spencer (Alexa Havins Bruening), who seems poised to help Drew’s shooter through a favorable article or two.
Even if Willow winds up at risk during her prison stay, it could turn out to be a good thing if she’s granted bail after all or ends up on house arrest.
The judge might reevaluate things based on Willow’s lack of safety.
Depending on how desperate Willow gets while she’s locked up, she might even provoke an attack if she thinks it could be her ticket out of there!
Regardless, General Hospital spoilers say Willow will hope for good news and try to make some updates to her horrible circumstances, so stay tuned to the ABC soap.
