General Hospital Spoilers | Drew is no longer a Quartermaine after causing 2 family ᴅᴇᴀᴛʜs
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Drew’s recent actions regarding the Corttomagne family mausoleum are truly pushing everyone to their breaking point in Port Charles. His plan to destroy the mausoleum, where many generations of the Cortomain family are laid to rest, is not only a disrespectful act but also a deep betrayal of the very family that accepted him.
Monica, who had welcomed Drew into the family with the same love she had for Jason, now has to witness her adopted son ready to offend the resting place of her late husband, Alan. Her in-laws, Edward and Lila, as well as her grandson, AJ, and adopted daughter, Emily, are also buried there.
But perhaps the most shocking aspect is that Drew seems to have completely forgotten that his own biological son, Oscar Nero, is also buried in that mausoleum. The boy, who passed away from brain cancer at a young age, now finds that Drew is willing to destroy his resting place just for revenge, leaving many residents of Port Charles in disbelief.
Those who had stood by Drew during his darkest days, when he lost Oscar, now cannot understand how he could forget that pain so quickly—and even be willing to dishonor his son’s final resting place. Olivia, who supported Drew immensely during his grief, has publicly expressed her horror in an emotional confrontation at Metro Court. She asked Drew if he remembered the nights he cried in her arms over the loss of his son—and if he could truly destroy the place where Oscar rests.
Drew, instead of showing remorse or emotion, responded with chilling coldness, saying, “It’s just a building, and Oscar won’t care.”
But as Drew’s obsession with causing trouble for Tracy continues, it is creating yet another shock. Drew not only wants to destroy the mausoleum, but he seems excited and delighted by the idea—viewing it as a way to get back at Tracy. His hatred for her has developed into an unhealthy obsession, making him willing to disregard all moral and emotional boundaries.
In a recent meeting with his development team, Drew was recorded laughing loudly as he described how Tracy would react when she saw the mausoleum destroyed. “I’d pay any price to see her face when those walls collapse,” Drew said, with a smile many described as scary—and nothing like the Drew they once knew.
The meeting was secretly recorded, and the tape was sent to The Invader, sparking public outrage. Those who once viewed Drew as a good, moral, and kind man could no longer recognize him.
Even Ned, who frequently disagrees with Tracy on various issues, has stood up against Drew in a strong statement at the ELQ shareholders meeting. Ned said, “Anyone willing to dishonor the resting place of their own son for a personal vendetta doesn’t deserve the Cortomain name—by blood or law.”
A key new trait in Drew’s character is his complete lack of emotion when it comes to discussing Oscar. Previously, Drew would be emotional and sorrowful when talking about his son. But now, he seems to have no feelings at all as he plans to destroy his son’s resting place.
This has led many to question whether Drew is undergoing some serious psychological change—or if he might be under the influence of an outside force.
Elizabeth, who had a close relationship with Drew in the past and is an experienced nurse, has expressed concerns about the changes in his behavior. She approached Monica to discuss the possibility that Drew might be going through a mental disorder or even suffering from brain damage.
Monica, although heartbroken by Drew’s actions, agreed that something was very wrong and began searching his medical records to see if there were any signs of an underlying health issue.
Some have even questioned whether Drew might be under the influence of a drug or mind control device, especially considering his past history of being controlled by Victor Cassadine.
Spinelli has started a secret investigation, looking for any signs that Drew might be manipulated by an external force.
