General Hospital spoilers say that when it comes to Willow Tate (Katelynn MacMullen), there’s a good chance that she is the way that she is simply because she keeps on falling for the wrong heroes in her life.
Could This Be Willow’s Problem?
And by that we mean, Willow is the kind of character that tens to fall for anyone who “saves” her and so far all of her saviors have been men. In other words, if someone flies to her rescue, she’s in love.
This has led a lot of people to wonder if the dynamic would change if a woman would save her instead, if you know what we mean.
But if a woman were to come to the rescue, would this change Willow’s dynamic with her saviors? That’s what a lot of viewers want to know. That, or it could chance the way that Willow operates altogether. She doesn’t need a man, after all.
Of course, General Hospital fans certainly did have a lot to say about the matter on social media. Some even commented with, “I think her women heroes have been really messed up but she went more for mothers than romances.”
“She had Harmony who gave her to a cult but she was still really loyal to her and then she fixed on Carly after Harmony was dead and she stayed loyal even though Carly lied about who her bio mother was and almost killed her.”
What’s Next For Willow?
Another General Hospital fan wrote, “She’s self-programmed to be a damsel in distress, so who know? She just might, although it should be noted that it was her Aunt Liesl that saved her, via Curtis…not Drewfus, who just sort of stood around the island twiddling his thumbs.”
It goes without saying that fans will simply have to tune in each and every day to find out what will happen next on General Hospital.
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The gig with the damsel in distress is that Willow is now a twice married woman getting close to middle age. She has two college degrees and a developed resume. There is nothing “little girl” about her anymore. There is no youthful damsel tossed into the turmoil unprepared. Willow is the mother of two children, the ex wife of two men in PC and is actively engaged with a ruthless older politician that she utilizes to her full capacity. I can see that she’s a victim of her own behaviors and desires but… that’s on her! She’s not child, she’s not a teen, she’s not in her 20’s and she’s, being Nelle’s twin, at least a year older than Michael. Willow gets to own her own bs.