If Peter Blake represents the returning past, and Kristin the exposed truth, then Johnny DiMera embodies pent-up anger reaching its limit. In the upcoming episodes, Johnny loses his usual composure.

He explodes violently, shaking the entire DiMera mansion both literally and figuratively.

Johnny screams, smashes things, and unleashes his long-accumulated resentment.

He feels constantly marginalized, kept in the dark, and manipulated like a pawn.

Peter’s return and Kristin’s confession are the final straw, forcing Johnny to confront the feeling that his family has never truly been honest with each other.

Johnny’s rage not only terrifies his family but also creates a dangerous void – and Sophia Choi is the one who silently steps into that void. Sophia wasn’t loud or confrontational. She appeared gentle and caring, at Johnny’s weakest moment.

But behind that caring facade lay a gradually unfolding plan. Sophia observed, listened, and memorized every fragment of the DiMera family. Seemingly harmless conversations and “chance” encounters became tools for her to gather information.

Johnny believed Sophia was the only one on his side, unaware that she was manipulating the situation. When the DiMera Family was divided, the calmest person was the most dangerous.