General Hospital spoilers say that while it’s easy to say sorry, it’s only always easy to accept an apology, either.
General Hosptial News: Trina Has A Lot Of Thinking To Do
In fact, it seems like Trina has a lot to think about as Heather Webber is about to get released from Pentonville. Keep reading below for everything you need to know.
While Heather certainly did put Trina through a lot of hell, the character now understand the sentiment.
Actress Tabyana Ali, who plays Trina on the hit ABC soap, explains in a new interview with Soap Opera Digest, “She obviously gets that her mom is trying to protect her. As Tabyana, I’m like, ‘I stand beside my mom!’ I stand behind Portia fully! I think she’s in the right to feel the way she does.”
However, General Hospital spoilers say that Trina also inderstands why Laura wanted to explore weather or not Heather’s medical conditions might have had anything do with it and whether or not she was wrongly incarcerated.
“Tabyana says, “I think Trina is able to see both sides of the situation.”
Yes, Heather did horrible things. But from Laura’s point of view, we have to have some compassion. We can’t hold things over people’s heads forever.’”
General Hosptial News: What’s Next For Trina And Heather?
Now, as far as where Trina stands now, her portrayer says, “I think Trina falls in line with being a pacifist. She wants to do the moral thing, the gentle thing, the right thing, and I think she is generous in that she always wants to understand where the other person is coming from.”
“I don’t care what drugs Heather was on, that’s just a horrible thing to do to someone. It’s a horrible feeling to know I did that to this young girl, and [to stand before] the girl I did it to.”
“Trina is such a darling human, and normally very forgiving. But when you take away the love of someone’s life, and you take the light out their eyes because their heart is broken … It’s really hard to crawl out of that pit.”
Of course, General Hospital fans will have to tune in to find out what will happen next by tuning in each day on the ABC network. Check your local listings for times.
