GH EXPLOSION INCOMING! Rocco Falconeri’s Cover Up Is One Bad Day Away From Detonating and Lulu Cannot Stop It Anymore

ROCCO FALCONERI’S COVER UP IS CRACKING FROM EVERY DIRECTION

TL;DR: Rocco Falconeri’s Cullum cover up has reached the breaking point on General Hospital. Dante knows. Nathan got dumped. Britt wants Rocco out of town. Isaiah is one charge away from talking. And Lulu is the only person left fighting to keep the secret. Something has to give.

The Cover Up Has Run Out of Loyal Adults

Rocco Falconeri shot Ross Cullum. Jason Morgan took the fall. Lulu Spencer ran the cover up. And for months on General Hospital, that arrangement held. Tight little circle. Everyone with skin in the game. Nobody breathing a word.

That circle is now down to one person.

Dante Falconeri knows everything and made sure Nathan knew it today. Lulu kicked Nathan out of her life when he tried to ship Rocco out of town. Britt Westbourne said the same thing and got kicked out of Lulu’s house for it. Isaiah Gannon is staring down a charge of his own and might trade everything he knows for leniency. And Lulu is the only person on the Cullum cover up who still believes it can hold.

It cannot hold. Rocco Falconeri’s future is now a coin flip and Lulu is the only person convinced the coin will land her way.

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Isaiah Is One Charge Away From Spilling Everything

Acting D.A. Justine Turner has Isaiah dead to rights for Jordan’s accident and she is not letting up. He refused to give her a paint sample, refused to answer her questions, and stalked out of her office like a man who knew exactly how bad his situation was. He went straight from there to Lulu’s living room to tell her he was being investigated. He told her he wanted to keep protecting her and her son. Then he told her something much more important. If charges came down, he might have to come clean.

Lulu told him to give her a heads up first. I’ll handle it from there, she promised. What does that even mean? Lulu is not a fixer. Lulu is not Sonny Corinthos. Lulu is a mother and a magazine editor who has been holding a felony cover up together with vibes and Spencer charm. The second Isaiah is charged, he is not going to wait for her permission to talk. He is going to talk.

Britt Wants Rocco on a Plane and Lulu Cannot Have That

Britt walked into Lulu’s house and politely suggested Rocco might benefit from leaving Port Charles until things calmed down. Lulu accused her of conspiring with Nathan and kicked her out. Then Rocco showed up at Britt’s door, in pieces, looking for comfort. Britt gave it to him. She told him he was a hero. She told him he could come to her any time.

If Lulu thinks that conversation ended at the door, she is wrong. Rocco is going to keep going back to Britt because Britt is the only adult in his orbit who is not currently arguing with another adult about his fate. And Britt has already told Lulu what she thinks should happen. The next time Rocco lands on her doorstep in tears, she is going to be much less polite about it. Britt does not stop until she gets her way. Ask anyone she has ever dated.

Lulu Is Holding This Together Alone and It Is About to Snap

Nathan is out. Britt is out. Isaiah is teetering. Dante is operating on a clock of his own and a commissioner’s badge. And Lulu, somehow, still thinks she can save her son by sheer force of will and a lot of bossy energy.

The math has stopped working. Lulu cannot fire Britt from being a doctor at the hospital where Rocco’s medical records live. Lulu cannot stop Isaiah from cutting a deal. Lulu cannot prevent Justine from following the evidence. Lulu cannot make Nathan unknow what he knows or unkiss whoever he kisses next. The cover up was built on Lulu controlling the room and the room is not in her house anymore.

Rocco Falconeri is going to be on a plane to a relative in another time zone by the end of this arc, or he is going to be in a precinct giving a statement his mother begged him not to give. There is no third option. Or, well, one. If his parents decide that the shooting was clearly self-defense, which it absolutely was, and they put him in front of a judge with a good attorney and an even better story, Rocco could walk out clean. But that requires Lulu to admit she was wrong. And Lulu does not do that.

Rocco Falconeri’s whole future is in a room with three exits, and his mother is standing in front of all of them.

Should Lulu and Dante turn Rocco in for self-defense, send him out of town, or keep fighting to bury this? Drop your verdict in the comments on our Facebook page.

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