Is General Hospital Setting Nina Up as Jack Brennan’s Killer?
Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) made a very public threat against Jack Brennan (Chris McKenna) on Wednesday’s episode of General Hospital. In light of the reports that Chris McKenna is leaving the soap, it’s hard not to wonder whether the scene could eventually be significant to Jack’s fate.
General Hospital hasn’t confirmed McKenna’s exit or Jack’s fate. But the circumstances surrounding Nina’s threat were notable: She didn’t just threaten Jack in private. Several established Port Charles residents — including two people who openly despise her, Carly (Laura Wright) and Drew (Cameron Mathison) — witnessed the confrontation.
And if Jack does meet a deadly end, Nina’s words could suddenly carry a lot more weight.
Nina Has a Motive — and Plenty of Witnesses
Jack has already given Nina a reason to turn against him by threatening Willow (Katelyn MacMullen) — and Nina has repeatedly shown exactly how seriously she takes threats against her daughter. Just recently, she pushed wheelchair-bound Drew into the Quartermaine lake when she believed he was on the verge of exposing Willow’s litany of crimes against him.
Whatever else that incident said about Nina, it established that she is capable of resorting to violence when she believes protecting Willow requires it. Now, Jack has put himself on the other side of that equation.
The difference between Drew and Jack, however, is that Nina has actual feelings for Jack. Which makes the question of what she might do if she decides he is a genuine threat to Willow and that she needs to take action to stop him considerably more complicated — and thus makes Nina a juicier choice of culprit.
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