On Thursday, September 25, General Hospital turns a spotlight on loss, legacy, and collective mourning as Port Charles comes together to pay tribute to a beloved figure.

According to Soaphub’s preview, the city will unite to mourn, reflect, and celebrate a legend whose presence shaped much of what Port Charles has been.

The reverence, the tears, and the revelations during this farewell may shift relationships and perceptions in lasting ways.

A Town Grieves Together

The preview suggests a powerful gathering—family, friends, rivals—all drawn to one place: Monica Quartermaine’s memorial or funeral service. Monica’s death wasn’t just another plot twist; it’s a turning point. This gathering offers characters a chance to show public grief, hidden regrets, and latent bonds. It’s also a moment for the show itself to acknowledge Monica’s role, both in fictional history and in the hearts of actors and fans.

Scenes to expect include Jason Morgan delivering the eulogy, Tracy Quartermaine leading family tributes, and others sharing memories that reveal unseen sides of Monica. The emotional weight lies not only in what’s said, but what isn’t said—how much those left behind carry her memory and how her absence will echo in their lives.

Uneasy Returns & Revelations

A memorial often invites visitors old and new. The preview hints at surprise guests showing up—perhaps someone estranged, once hidden, or presumed gone. Their presence is likely timed for maximal impact: a whispered secret, a confrontation, an admission that’s been buried too long.

Given the growing storylines around Nathan’s return, Britt’s uncertainty, and Drew’s investigation, it wouldn’t be surprising if one of these visitors has ties to those mysteries. The fallout may come via letters, flashbacks, or emotional confrontations during the event.

Relationships Tested Under Grief

In the pressure cooker of grief, relationships crack or solidify. Carly and Sonny may clash over protocol or control, especially if parts of Monica’s estate, legacy, or public memorial decisions are contested. Lulu may confront Tracy over family history or mistakes. Molly, Alexis, and others may find their own grief revealing confessions they’ve avoided.

The preview also teases that the funeral setting will be more than a backdrop—it’s a stage for power dynamics. Who leads the service, who speaks, who interrupts, who reveals, who stands silent—all these choices broadcast alliances and tensions.

Why This Episode Matters

This is not just a farewell—it’s a narrative hinge. Monica’s legacy is the foundation many characters were built upon. Her absence forces transitions: change in leadership, emotional recalibrations, and unearthing of secrets once smoothed over by her steady presence.

For fans, this is a moment of catharsis: acknowledging what Monica meant, how she guided storylines, and how her loss redefines the show’s landscape. For characters, it’s a test of who will rise, who will falter, and who will use this moment to reshape their place in Port Charles.

After this gathering, the status quo won’t be restored—it will be redefined.