Lulu from General Hospital appears to be irresponsible for her behavior and should acknowledge her mistakes.
For months now on General Hospital, Lulu (Alexa Havins) has been persistently nosy about Brook Lynn's (Amanda Setton) teen pregnancy amidst everyone warning her to shut her trap. But Lulu still couldn't resist the urge to hunt down the kid and chat everyone's ear off about it, hoping someone would finally tell Dante (Dominic Zamprogna) and give her an excuse for her snooping.
However, Lulu's fixation turned into full-blown obsession when she threatened Lois (Rena Sofer) at the Nurses Ball, giving her 24 hours to fess up about Gio (Giovanni Mazza) being Brook Lynn's son. Crossing the line like that left Lois' description of Lulu's behavior as "obsessive." And even though the cat is out of the bag, and lives are in ruins, Lulu doesn't feel a smidge of remorse for her actions.
But even Cody Bell (Josh Kelly), the guy notorious for making lousy choices, told Lulu she went too far. Cody wanted Dante to know the truth, but after witnessing the chaos from Gio's paternity reveal, he realized Lulu went too far.
Yet, when Cody and Lulu sat on her porch after the Nurses Ball, Lulu didn't understand why Cody thought her meddling was a bad thing. Cody explained that Gio's upbringing was different because he had a loving adoptive mom and a strong sense of self and safety. Lulu wiped all of that away because she couldn't keep her big mouth shut. But Lulu doesn't seem to care about the destruction she's caused.
Carly (Laura Wright) also warned Lulu to back off during the Nurses Ball and wait for the right moment. Lulu's family and friends have been urging her to chill for a while now, but she never listened. Now, she needs to take accountability for her actions.
Lulu's entire quest to track down Brook Lynn's son was for a shot at Dante, who's still mourning Sam (Kelly Monaco). But Lulu never imagined Dante would turn against her because of her meddling. It was fulfilling to watch Dante resent Lulu's obsession with harming Brook Lynn and finding her son and telling her he doesn't want any relationship with Lulu because of it.
Typical Lulu fashion, she tried to pass off any accountability by telling Dante she didn't want him back. Right. That's why she keeps telling Maxie (Kirsten Storms) that she's still in love with Dante, huh? 'Cause she definitely doesn't want him back!
Her actions had consequences. For Lulu, karma means facing accountability for the massive harm she's caused to innocent people she claims to love. But it seems Lulu's too stubborn to admit she's crossed the line, so she won't realize the moral cost of her actions.
If Lulu doesn't accept accountability, she may find herself alone because people won't want to be around her anymore. The best thing she can do to start mending fences is to apologize and accept responsibility. But making amends with Dante is slim, and there's no way she can make things right with Gio. Lulu's gotta eat a whole lot of humble pie for a long time.
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- After causing chaos with her obsession, Lulu could benefit from watching earlier episodes of General Hospital on Hulu to learn about the consequences of meddling in others' lives.
- Unfortunately, Lulu's lack of remorse for her actions may lead to a review of her relationships with those she's affected, such as Dante and Gio, as seen in the series.
- Entertainment enthusiasts watching General Hospital on Hulu might find it engaging to see how Lulu's storyline unfolds, as she faces accountability for her actions and its impact on her social life.
