The Daily Y.A.P.P. for General Hospital, April 22: Willow Tait, aka Callie Miller, is some piece of work

Welcome to the General Hospital Daily Y.A.P.P. (Your After-Program Ponderings) for a quick — and by that, I mean you’re already halfway done — recap of the most amazing or what-the-heck-did-we-just-watch moments on today’s episode. Let’s get to it:

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Willow doesn't want to put her life on hold, guys. And she doesn't see why she has to. Yes, she acknowledges that her husband is currently in a German burn clinic after nearly dying following her adulterous affair, but she has a life to live. She can't wait to shack up with his uncle while he recovers, cause that could take forever. This is also the same woman who is confused about why nobody likes her anymore. It's not like she did anything wrong, right? She needed Jason to explain things to her as if she were five when he kindly suggested that she speak to Michael in person. Fly across the ocean for a conversation? Why would she ever do that? How horribly inconvenient. As Jason tried to convince Willow that communication was key, she did everything she could to find a reason not to see Michael — likely because she'd have to look him in the eyes and make excuses for herself and her behavior since he's been gone. Having to face the person you wronged isn't easy and if anyone runs away from their problems, it's our Willow. She even ran away from her own name, rebranding herself as Willow back in 2018, leaving the Callie Miller persona behind. She switches jobs, careers, and men like they are all interchangeable and then acts like it's her first day on Earth when people grow weary of her. This meeting with Michael should be interesting indeed, especially since we know we won't even see Michael's face.

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