He’s done horrifying things, but is Drew Cain really getting what he deserves — or being treated unfairly?

That’s the question buzzing through Port Charles this week.

While the Quartermaines have their share of scandal, Drew’s positioning as the town’s big bad feels almost unbalanced.

One camp says he’s reaping what he sowed — manipulation, betrayal, power plays.

The other argues: he’s used as a scapegoat, painted as the worst while others skate by.

Social media erupted when fans pointed out how different players in PC have done far worse and still have their free pass.

The argument runs deeper. Drew’s motives were always layered.

He carried memory, legacy, and resentment. Now, with his world unraveling, viewers ask: is he a villain who finally got caught — or a complex man forced into monster-mode by those he trusted?

Regardless of where the verdict lands, one thing is clear: Port Charles will watch, judge, then shift again.

Drew’s arc isn’t black and white, and this week forces the town to look in the mirror. Villain or victim? In his case, maybe both.