Days Of Our Lives Spoiler: Sophia Choi Doesn’t Pretend: Her Mental Crisis and Her Motives for Choosing Silence

While EJ is dealing with the ghosts of her memories, another story has been making Salem people talk non-stop: Sophia Choi’s silence. Many people say she is “acting” to avoid responsibility.

But the truth is much more cruel – Sophia is not pretending.

She has experienced a serious psychological trauma, which has made communication an obsession.

Sophia used to be a lively, agile and energetic girl.

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But after an incident that no one knows clearly, she fell into a state of temporary aphasia. Her mind was locked, her emotions were chaotic, and the fear of having to say something became a cruel torment. Many people looked on and doubted, but only Rachel Black – the person closest to Sophia – realized that her silence was filled with tears.

Rachel had seen with her own eyes that Sophia could not utter a single sound, even though she was trembling and wanted to tell something. That stalemate made Rachel feel heartbroken. From then on, she became Sophia’s protector, ready to stand up to stop anyone from spreading false rumors. The two formed an invisible alliance – no need for promises, no need for contracts. Just a look was enough to understand.

Sophia didn’t sit still either. Even though she couldn’t speak, she began to communicate through gestures, writing, eyes and reactions. And gradually, Rachel realized that Sophia knew a lot. She knew who was manipulating whom, who was trying to hide the truth, even knew part of the secret related to Cat and the fire in EJ’s past. But Sophia couldn’t tell. Her throat felt like it was locked with an invisible lock – the key was the pain she wasn’t ready to face.

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That silence made many people uncomfortable, even hostile. Some said Sophia was cheating. Some thought she was guilty and didn’t dare to say anything. The more the rumors spread, the more pressured Sophia was. But what makes the story dramatic – is that Sophia begins to change her attitude: she actively observes, records, and acts more. As if she is gathering evidence for the day of “judgment”.

Rachel realizes that. The two begin to plan for self-defense: from avoiding dangerous people, to learning about EJ’s history of the fire. Every memory EJ recalls, every question Sophia asks through her eyes – makes Rachel understand that her dark past is about to rise to the surface.

Sophia may not be able to speak yet. But the clarity and determination in her eyes is enough to make anyone understand: one day, when her voice returns – she will reveal everything.