Erika Slezak recently debuted as Veronica “Ronnie” Bard on General Hospital. Upon her arrival, she claimed to be the sister of the late Monica, played by Leslie Charleson. According to her, Monica tried to reconnect with her before her death, and that she was filled with regrets. While she might come out as convincing, Tracy remains skeptical of Ronnie’s claims and intentions.
Here’s all you need to know about whether Bard is Monica’s biological sister or not.
General Hospital’s Ronnie Bard and Monica’s sister’s plot explained
Erika Slezak’s Ronnie claims that she’s Monica’s biological sister. This is because Monica’s birth identity is different; the Adamson family raised her and took the Quartermine name after marriage. Her true surname is revealed to be Bard. According to Ronnie, Monica did reach out to her before passing away and was filled with regret.
However, the suspicion lies with Slezak’s character, not in Monica and Ronnie’s sibling bond. This is because both Tracy and Monica have been aware of Ronnie’s existence for years. Tracy, however, is unsure whether this is the real Ronnie or an imposter. The main question that arises is why Ronnie didn’t bother to show up all these years, but only appears when her sister is dead. Despite Ronnie’s convincing claims, Tracy has doubts.
She might think that Drew might have hired an imposter to trick them all into giving half of the inheritance. There’s also a possibility that Martin could be involved in seeking revenge on her. It could be possible that Martin might have hired someone to play Ronnie and cause trouble for Tracy.
This will fulfill his two motives: to torment Tracy and also to get the fortune, which he could split between him and the imposter. Another possibility could be that Ronnie is acting independently, taking advantage of Monica’s death to fulfill her own purpose.
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