César Faison's 2012–2013 return to General Hospital was his most personal and elaborate scheme yet — not a diamond heist or a political conspiracy, but a sustained act of identity theft driven entirely by obsession. Wearing the face of Duke Lavery and the trust of Anna Devane, Faison came closer than ever to getting exactly what he wanted. Meanwhile, Robin Scorpio Drake wasn't dead. She was just waiting to come home.

In this Port Charles 411: Fan Spotlight, Shannon and Amanda connect on Zoom with fellow General Hospital  fan Melanie San Millan for a lively conversation that quickly turns into a nostalgic walk through decades of soap history. Melanie shares how she first became a fan of General Hospital , growing up in a household that watched multiple soaps before GH ultimately became her  show. Like many fans who came of age in the mid-1990s, she was immediately pulled in by the Sonny an

César Faison returned to General Hospital in 1999 under an alias, secretly manipulating events from behind the scenes. While conducting diamond deals with Luke Spencer, he revealed himself as the architect of Lucky Spencer’s staged death, holding him captive and controlling lives through fear and deception. His explosive disappearance left Port Charles questioning what was real — and whether Faison was truly gone.

A woman in a black lace dress raises an axe over her shoulder at an indoor axe-throwing venue. Neon heart lights glow on the wood-paneled wall behind her, and a man stands nearby watching with his hand near his face. A sign on the wall reads “EST. 2018.” shorten for wix blog excerpt under 500 characters This week on General Hospital, February 16 through 20, centered on Maxie processing Nathan being alive, the fallout from the key investigation, Kristina’s manuscript decision