In an upcoming twist on *General Hospital*, a tragic car accident sets off a chain of events

that will forever change the lives of those involved. Violet, the sweet and innocent

daughter of Hamilton Finn, will undergo a dramatic transformation after the accident,

turning her into a vengeful and angry young girl.

Her world is shattered when her beloved father, Finn, dies in the accident, an event that will haunt her and those around her for years to come.

The accident occurs as Chase, Violet’s uncle, is driving Finn home from rehab. Finn had been battling his inner demons and had reluctantly entered rehab, knowing he needed to get better for Violet’s sake. The thought of being away from his daughter for 90 days had been agonizing for Finn, but he knew it was necessary. Chase had been there to support his brother, even driving him to the rehab center despite the painful emotions involved.

Now, with Finn nearing the end of his rehab, Chase prepares to bring him home. Violet, desperate to see her father again, begs to come along, and Chase agrees. The plan is simple: pick up Finn, reunite him with Violet, and return home to start fresh. The reunion is everything they hoped for—full of love, relief, and the promise of a new beginning. But fate has other plans.

As they drive home, Finn and Chase begin discussing the future—Finn’s plans to rebuild his life, to be a better father, and to stay sober. The conversation, though hopeful, distracts Chase. In a tragic moment of carelessness, Chase loses focus on the road, and the car swerves. The ensuing accident is catastrophic. While Chase and Violet escape with minor injuries, Finn isn’t so lucky. Sitting in the passenger seat, he takes the brunt of the impact, and despite the best efforts of emergency responders, Finn dies at the scene.

The loss is devastating, especially for Violet. She had just regained her father, only to lose him again, this time forever. The grief is unbearable, and it soon turns to anger. Violet blames Chase for her father’s death, seeing him as the enemy who took her father away. The once gentle and sweet-natured girl begins to harden, her personality darkening as she struggles to cope with her loss.

As Violet’s anger festers, it begins to manifest in troubling ways. She lashes out at Chase and Brooklyn, who have now taken over the responsibility of raising her. Her once-loving relationship with them becomes strained as her behavior grows more erratic and unpredictable. Violet’s grief and anger push her down a dark path, one that could lead to even greater tragedy.

Chase, wracked with guilt, is haunted by the accident and the loss of his brother. He fears he is also losing Violet, who seems to be slipping further away with each passing day. Brooklyn, though supportive, finds herself struggling to keep their family together as the tension mounts and the strain on their relationship becomes unbearable.

As Violet enters her teenage years, her behavior becomes increasingly volatile. The grief of losing her father continues to consume her, driving her to act out in ways that deeply worry Chase and Brooklyn. Despite their best efforts, they are unable to pull her back from the brink, and the atmosphere in their home becomes one of constant tension and fear.

There are moments when it seems like they are making progress, but just as quickly, something will trigger Violet’s anger, and they are back to square one. The once close-knit family is now fractured, and the future looks uncertain. Some even speculate that Violet’s troubled state could lead to an even greater tragedy—one that might rob Chase and Brooklyn of the child they had unexpectedly conceived.

Finn’s death continues to cast a long shadow over their lives, and it seems that the pain and loss will haunt them for years to come. Violet’s journey of grief and revenge is just beginning, and the road ahead is filled with challenges that will test the bonds of family and love to their limits.