General Hospital spoilers and updates tease a clone plot be on the horizon; is there some sinister twin drama unfolding on the ABC soap? Daniel Goddard ( Professor Henry Dalton on GH and previously Cane Ashby on Y&R) has been interacting with his social media fans and sharing intriguing details about his new role.
Goddard Posted Some Intel And Clues That Raise Suspicions About The Upcoming Storyline
Goddard recently shared intriguing information that gives suspicions regarding the secrets of Professor Dalton and the direction of his storyline.
Alongside a photo of himself portraying Professor Dalton, he posted a brief interview clip featuring Sir John Gurdon, accompanied by a thoughtful commentary. ‘In case you weren’t aware… This is Professor Henry Dalton’s mentor and inspiration!
Nobel laureate John Gurdon; who inspires you, who do you seek for guidance?’ Goddard wrote on X, previously known as Twitter.
While this may appear to be a lighthearted way to engage with fans and spark conversation, there’s more beneath the surface.
Who Is John Gurdon-And Why Does Professor Dalton Regard Him As His Hero?
The show clearly made a deliberate choice in selecting Professor Dalton’s role model and inspiration. John Gurdon, a renowned British developmental biologist, is celebrated for his pioneering work in cloning and nuclear transplantation.
Some enthusiasts have even dubbed Gurdon the ‘godfather of cloning,’ suggesting that Professor Dalton’s admiration for him could serve as a fascinating hint; are the writers of GH setting the stage for a potential cloning plot?
Might this connect to the chaotic events surrounding memory mapping we’ve seen before? Fans are already raising eyebrows at Drew Cain’s (Cameron Mathison) strange conduct, speculating he’s an imposter, has a brain tumor, or-is a clone!
Is There Cloning Chaos Ahead?
Rumors are swirling that Drew might be a clone, hinting at potential chaos ahead-that would certainly explain his drastic behavioral changes.
We can also envision the show resurrecting Victor Cassadine (Charles Shaughnessy), possibly suggesting that the character who met a tragic end in Greenland was actually a clone of Victor.
This twist could pave the way for other long-gone characters to return if it turns out their clones met a similar fate; likely Cassadines, of course.
Ultimately, this cloning hint is intriguing, as it could spark imposter storylines and even lead to some surprising returns-perhaps some fan favorite characters.
According to spoilers for the ABC soap, Josslyn Jacks (Eden McCoy) may stumble upon shocking revelations and make bold predictions, so keep an eye out for updates on her WSB mission.
