General Hospital Spoilers: Franco Tormented By His Past, Headed Down A Dark Path – Did Betsy Lie?

General Hospital spoilers tease that Franco is feeling like the odd man out in Port Charles right now. As a matter of fact, actor Kin Shriner (who plays Scotty) says that he’s worried about Franco (Roger Howarth) the most, despite all of the Jason and Drew drama that is going on right now. That’s because Franco still feels tormented about something he did as a child.

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Apparently, Franco can’t forget how his Mother Betsy said he pushed Drew down the stairs when he was just 4 years old. The guilt is eating him alive. Kin tells ABC Soaps in Depth in a new interview, “When it all comes out in the wash, Jason is Jason and Drew ill get to be Drew. And the only one who might be left out in the cold is my poor son.”

But at the same time, Kin does admit that Franco might be overreacting. He continued, “So I told Roger Howarth that I don’t think that’s enough to sink his character back into insanity.”

Plus, no one even knows if Franco’s story is true after all Betsy told him. To complicate matters even more, Kin says that whatever happened between Franco and Drew might still be an issue for Scotty’s son. Franco can easily be the same way Scotty was when he was feeling disgruntled and doing crazy things on the waterfront.

Either way, Kin feels that the General Hospital writers might put Franco over the edge. If that ends up being true, it will be bad news for his fiancé Elizabeth. Fans will just have to tune in to find out what will happen next!

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