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Full detailed profile on Edward Quartermaine Played by John Ingle on General Hospital Daytime Soap Opera.
John Ingle
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Birthday: May 7 1928 |
In the jury room, Epiphany is chosen as the foreperson. The jurors debate the case and the elderly woman, Mrs. Albright, comes out as the strongest in Johnny’s defense saying all Johnny did was protect his sister. The jurors then mill about talking amongst each other while on break. Edward and the juror who flirts with Epiphany discuss the merits of the designated hitter in baseball, but Mrs. Albright tries to sway other jurors to acquit Johnny, which is against the rules and which Epiphany overhears. Epiphany tells Edward and the other juror about Mrs. Albright, as the senior citizen goes into the hallway. She gets on her cell phone, telling whoever is on the other end that she has already turned two jurors and is making progress on two more. Epiphany, Edward and the other juror catch her and Epiphany gets on the phone. She says, “Anthony Zacchara, you are so busted!”
Lulu has just taken the stand at the court house and Tracy stands up and asks since when the Special Prosecutor is allowed to troll the psych ward? From the jury box, Edward stands up and yells at Tracy that her delinquent husband is the reason for this debacle in the first place and the judge orders them all to sit down. Ric addresses the court and says that his client is on death row and the testimony of a mental patient isn't reliable. Scott argues and Lulu's testimony is allowed. She is sworn in and Scott goes on attack. When Scott asks her if she saw Logan on the night he was murdered, Johnny stands up and tells her not to say another word. The judge orders him to sit down, and then Scott continues. She gets confused by his questions and finally blurts out that Johnny didn't kill Logan Hayes, she did.
Over at the Quartermaine house, Edward uses his age-old heart condition to try to get Monica to write him a letter to get him out of jury duty. Monica won't do it. Tracy returns with news that she wasn't able to find Luke and asks how Lulu is doing.
Ric and Scott are in the courtroom, along with Johnny, during the jury selection process. Epiphany is among the potential jurors and promises her complete objectivity. She is selected by both the prosecution as well as the defense. When Edward is called, he states his belief that he could never be a juror in this case because it would be a financial hardship on his family if he missed work. Scott objects and the court makes him admit that he made 100 million dollars in interest last year. Edward adds that he's biased against Johnny anyway. Scott accepts him unto the jury and Ric whispers to Johnny that Edward isn't likely to hurt Lulu by putting him away so they won't object. Before long, Tracy arrives in the courtroom and gets a good laugh when she sees her father on the jury. Alan pops up next to her and they agree how delicious it is to see the old man trapped among ordinary folks day after day. Tracy adds that Edward already thinks that Johnny is guilty, so at least he's good for something.
Monica, Edward and Alice have gone to Shadybrook to visit Lulu. She thanks them, but nervously says it's not a good time (because she is starting to see Logan right behind them). She retreats back to her room and the Q's talk to Lainey about it. Lainey tells them about Lulu's hallucinations and assures them that they are doing everything they can.
Monica, Alice and Edward show up with some of Lulu's favorite muffins. Nik leaves so they can visit. They say that Tracy has gone to look for Luke and that they want her home where she belongs soon. In case she loses her mind and doesn't get the chance later, Lulu thanks them for taking her in and apologizes for all the trouble she has caused them. Monica says that she fits right in with their family and they look forward to having her back.
The Quartermaine house is bustling in anticipation of Monica's return. Edward warns Tracy to be on her best behavior, but it doesn't seem to register. Scott shows up and warns them that they will pay for Lulu's part in Logan's death. Alice pipes up and says that Scott is just trying to get back at Mr. Luke. Tracy tells Scott to leave or she'll press charges, and in turn, Scott says that he'll send Lulu to prison. As they are all bickering, Monica walks through the door and smiles because nothing has changed. After Alice threatens to throw Scott out, he leaves. Monica tells her family that she feels like she has walked into a house of morons. She tells them not to walk on eggshells around her and then proceeds to remind them that this is her house - Alan gave it to her.
Johnny and Lulu happily wake up together in her room at the Quartermaine house. Their bliss doesn't last for long because Tracy barges in to announce her arrival home. She's followed by Edward and Alice (and Alan!). In no uncertain terms she tells Lulu that Johnny is not to sleep in her bed ever again!
Edward, Alice and Tracy (and Alan!) wait down in the study for Lulu and Johnny to get dressed. Alan tells Tracy to lighten up on the kids and Alice wants to know why Tracy came back from Europe so soon and left Mr. Luke behind. Tracy says she didn't want to go on another pub crawl so she came back ahead of him. Lulu and Johnny finally come downstairs and Lulu informs everyone that she is an adult. Johnny apologizes for staying without their approval, but says that he and Lulu will be together and if it can't be there they'll go elsewhere. Lulu proudly leaves with him.
There's a war brewing at the Quartermaine mansion. Tracy wants her Daddy to fire Alice for the dust bunnies growing under her bed, but Edward won't hear of it. Tracy rants who is on her side around here? Alan is, that's who. He appears and tells her that she's mad at Luke, not Alice. Tracy sits down and tells him that she's not mad at her husband, she's afraid for him. She argues with him, while Alice and Edward watch. When Luke arrives they welcome him because they think he can help Tracy from slipping back into madness.
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